13 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
1
In Melbourne a high speed accident claimed two lives during a Monday testing run. Reported by Hrewitey wil FoRNOH of a well known motor journal, the event drew attention from the Sydney Requd with details still unclear.
Reported maritime collision occurred near a port town involving tanker and other vessel. Debris and flames described with uncertain details. one ship reportedly suffered damage while several crew members evacuated to safety. Authorities investigating cause and extent of damage.
Fragmentary British commentary from London on a racing event. Vague notes mention pilots, horses, and a possible race outcome. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but references to winning and competition hint at a sports brief or opinion piece.
Unclear OCR text reports three escapees on the run in the afternoon. Names and details are garbled but authorities warn the public and plan pursuit with local officers. Victims or outcomes are not specified.
Fragmentary OCR text references a grand master named Sydney and Freemasonry details. Names appear warped and unclear, but suggests a historical note about a Masonic leader, a large gathering in Forest region, and Welsh connection.
The body of 26 year old Edward Alesunl ienlon was found in a water race several miles from Campden Deceasel, near Moanin. Police believe he fell into the water while walking along the path and drowned.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a chaotic Sydney column with names and phrases like Codlin's the Man and Lang. The text mentions taxation, wine, claret and warnings, but is largely garbled and lacks coherent events or dates. Potential cultural note hints at parliamentary or civic chatter without clear outcomes.
The report outlines dispersed courtroom dialogue and witness remarks as Justice James considers the case. It references an alleged murder, national and state contexts, and a dramatic exchange about bias and motive, with unclear specifics due to the damaged OCR text.
The Legislative Council voted to pass several bills then adjourned for the day. Additional measures were approved before the session recessed for the afternoon, with proceedings continuing on Thursday.
The Southern Blur passenger flight operated by Amstrasian National Airway started in Sydney at 8.60 am and aimed for Melbourne. The recon flight carried a single passenger and landed at Risenden Wood after a Sydney departure.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and initials under a hospital subscribers section. Readable items include Germane J Buri, W Cull, Rywn, Robertia, Wilwin, J Preier, G Ken, Koweng, W A Smale, Wotut, W Clark, Callow, Armour, Kelly, Medlutouk, Mount Myerm, Jas Howaril.
Messrs C. E- Wallder and Co announce an auction event on Saturday 21 June offering 100 h pattle bornea and sundries. Further entries are invited for this sale.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Lutheran church nearing completion with an intended May 11 opening or event. The text references street improvements and a planned dedication or progress update, though many words are garbled.
An unclear report describes a blaze across areas with officials mentioning precursors and responses. Key figures appear as security and league members discuss containment efforts amid shifting weather and public safety warnings. The text references Australian context and an event related to firefighting or emergency management.
Fragmentary text shows a former premier of Western Australia arguing against secession from the Federation. The garbled report references Intervieta Metacurne and Collie with speculative phrases about reaction to federation, but the core stance appears to be opposition to Western Australia breaking away.
A garbled note says Australian players endure poor conditions as crowds depart. The piece mentions Keypolboys and Monin ary, a school vleron and several ren: try players, with defers and a call at The Raragen for a tally.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Tivoli Theatre events including Glenn Tyrone and McCoy performances, a River Fire theme, and visiting acts. Mentions of Bert, Raquel, and local seating details appear with uncertain dates and places, reflecting a dated theater page.
In London on Monday Davis Cup action continued as Australia advanced in the European zone with a four sets to one win over Great Britain. Cardhoslovakia claimed a silver, while Crawford defeated Gregory in four sets as the Davis team edged toward the quarterfinals.
A report notes a ten million dollar loan to fund public works in the region. The plan includes new construction projects and anticipated private investment. Officials expect substantial funding by the end of the year and outline steps for issuing the loan and managing funds.
Fragmented OCR notes show scattered terms about wireless service, providers, and locations. Names appear garbled with possible mentions of Mrewdenele, Hen TA HIE RDN, Jo Heine, and WAL te Werte. Unclear entities prevent a solid event or outcome in this brief record.
Fragmentary OCR item describes a rifle shooting event with unclear names and details. Readable elements include a date around December and a location reference. Full specifics about participants or outcomes are not recoverable from the text.
Fragmentary OCR mentions supply of groceries and a forwarding facility for Walon Dintriet Hlowphat. Details are unclear but reference to a supply facility and forwarding toward a warehouse. No clear dates, entities, or outcomes available.
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