24 Jan 1946
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1946
Page
1
Local notice states Beal Street supply is prepared for the forthcoming carnival to be held Monday at Wall Wyalvnt. It lists attendees including Senator Kennevin of AnAthLe and other figures as organizers and sponsors.
A garbled reminiscence lists figures and names from a memorial event. Mentions Mr Mur OBren and Laish during a chaotic recital with references to boxing style play and a pledge to support as heartily as possible. The fragmentary text preserves a sense of ceremony and community involvement despite the muddled OCR.
The ajusi AneetE of the West Wallonie dance of the Auatealtay Farbor Party will a heir at Wirt Wyslonp on Sunday February 14 for altiews are to be on the hud of the Secretary Me A L Craft woe later quae Sunday st February.
Old text lists various food coupon items with dates in January and February and mentions specific inventory like ven fo Fis and Hand Ty with unclear spellings. The fragment notes availability on January 2 and expiration dates in February, but many terms are garbled.
The program lists a dense set of riders such as Cripps Johnston Byrne Turner and Pinney while detailing heats and clashes for the 108 Cycle Race and other carnival events. Names like Rowe Wade and Turney appear repeatedly in first and second round races with standings and matchups noted across the field.
Unclear report from Forbes notes abundant wheat delivery and full sacks. Text mentions capacity figures and delivery progress though exact details are garbled. Key entities are Forbes and wheat, with implied positive harvest context.
In a wartime ceremony in Sydney, a heroic naval chaplain named for gallantry is commended for tending wounded and aiding sailors under fire. The award highlights steadfast service and spiritual leadership amid peril aboard the ship.
Moree remains cut off as floodwaters swell surrounding roads and bridges. Local authorities report widespread damage to infrastructure and disruption of services with emergency crews guiding evacuations and assessing affected homes.
Sydney reports General Nagano commander of allied groups faced arrest orders amid floods isolating Moree. A message from Tamworth notes McIntyre and Mehi rivers flooding four feet deep, causing power loss and widespread disruption as authorities move to detain additional suspects linked to riverine activity.
Castle Walle edges Gillur 21 to 2 in a tight bowl game. Pivotal plays by LU Ptominy and E Cattle boost the hosts while Samm Ch Mathaka and Le Baw lead defenses. Go Rahwets and Gabron contribute key points as the score narrows late.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a manager's pledge and a schedule next week in Sydney with references to a hair company and a possible New Zealand connection, but most details are garbled and unclear. The readable parts point to a business promise and planned events or promotions.
Reg Rattey VC will be principal guest at a dance in the Masonic Hall on Monday night to be held for the confed era Bland Shire. Mixtor Chaser MLA, Sgt Hattey and Chater assist with arrangements as price of admission is listed.
A terse report notes Dutch ships prepared to sail amid a tense international scene. The article references policy debates and potential naval action linked to a broader European arms race and the looming conflict in the region.
A hospital unit expresses gratitude for donations received from patrons and local groups. Volunteers and Batvalion Acre officers organized a Christmas celebration with choir singing and holiday refreshments. Flowers and decorations were sent to brighten the ward, and residents thanked Mrs Sinmun and hospital staff for their kindness.
In West Wyalong a court session involved Mrs Pram Baker and Murtune Baker with Hardwick and Folios Magic Water. The participants, including CPS officer Hewley and Sergeant Mare shail, were transferred since the last monthly hearing. Hardwick claimed no prior experience and asserted police and court cooperation throughout proceedings.
Readable notes describe a Saturday dance event in Wyalong with local organizers and attendees. The fragment mentions a community gathering featuring music and socializing, with emphasis on scheduling and location details. Names and precise times are unclear in the text.
A local procession will feature Walking Units including Red women in imitation, Red Cross Society, Girl Guild, Boy Scouts, and Friendly Society. Invited by West Wyfong Cyclean Athlete Club, the event plans to march Monday near Capteal Wyalond at approximately noon.
Weel Wyslong Town Band will present a concert at the Rio Open Awn Theatre in West Wyglona on Sunday night next starting at 8 90 pm Admission will be one silver coin notes unclear due to OCR but indicates entry price.
The magistrate fined Dave McKenzie, Herbert Woodward, Harry Smith, and Thomas Patrice Napiee for rising on charges found drunk. Andrew Hoges was fined £1. The magistrate warned the defendants that repeat appearances on similar charges would bring harsher penalties.
French Prime Minister Gouin will press constitutional reforms through May as the government seeks to stabilize finances and resolve protests. The prolonged push aims to secure parliamentary support and address urgent economic concerns amid ongoing social tensions.
Readable snippets list players and clubs including Went Wyninnye Bouton and Turupn with matches scheduled for Sunday at Che Blower crane A unit and Te MeGrath venues. Names include Johnston, Johnston Juniors, WHE fans, Far Haw Pom, and Me Ural Ry.
Rio Gardens presents Falcony in a cleverly plotted murder mystery as its latest release. The production tours Hollywood venues including the Voll Vieatee with Tom Camway in Falcon, opening Friday and continuing Saturday. The show promises authentic Hollywood tech ambience and a tour of the phase find the Low Angers Coliwum, Miss London. Lid, and Londonsly emort service provide further sequels with London’s attention on and aight Fuely Bom. Cassidy's Bae remains part of the programme.
A public holiday is declared for Monday next to January 28 1994. The publication of the city notice and the Advocaty will be issued early on Monday morning. Local services, such as the 40 wan bus, will operate under adjusted hours.
Limited attendance marked weekly Sunday morning events at the Olympic Pool. Geoff Soudon won the 148 yards race for towns. Barry Moore claimed the 22 and Claire Howard the Girka Byard senior win. Various results list times and placers across multiple events with athletes including Ridley Gouda Grellman and Gately.
Ungarie hosts a cricket match amid rough play as Borat Vale Coty defeats Weim in a tense contest. Players Ward Nall and Calvin are noted, with mentions of B. Ward C Nall P Nall F Block and Shaman along with a front leaving Toco Vale at day.
The meeting at the West Wyoming Cycle and Athetic Club hears plans for a large carnival in Weat Wyalone with runners and riders from Sy and other parts. The procession will start at 12 10 am from Main Street Park Premety and end at Central Greatouie with judging at Main Street.
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