13 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
1
Historical report notes Craig convicted of fatally slaying Bessie Erie. Court records indicate a death sentence imposed in the murder case with references to the involved individuals and proceedings. The readable text shows names and the outcome but is fragmented and partially obscured.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a Davis Cup match with South American players amid court action and ceremonial events. Names like Colin Hobbins and Vivian Weirath appear among scattered references to teams, venues, and officials, with unclear sequence of plays.
An unreadable fragment mentions Stan McCabe and a tie inter national event. It notes Mr Enrol Mately in hospital for several days after football field injuries. The text references visitors from Narrandera and a local coroner and mentions a resident’s surprise at business and area growth.
Australia’s rugby union team suffered a 12 to 6 defeat at the hands of the Johannesburg Reef and Country Combination in Johannesburg. Weather notes mention red rain and gloom with warnings of further troubles.
A ticketed social at Cle Msente Hall attracted about 200 couples. The committee promises proper conduct and warns against disturbances as proceeds from the event support the Wealone and Dieteich Hostal and benefit from the Thursday dance.
Fragmented OCR text recounts expulsion from an organization tied to a wire service, mentioning members and meetings. It lists names such as Wilder Pua and Bran Herlensbutten within a Labor Party context and references a committee debate on discipline.
A garbled report from Khabarovsk outlines a famed world flyer Moody Acrabbe from Akcheietak and a team called Taree Are. Details are fragmentary with many words unreadable, leaving the core events unclear and unresolved.
A garbled OCR segment mentions locations and people in a torn passage. Readable names include Sydney and Crh. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes to identify a clear news item.
Fragmentary notes describe a Flemington sales event held after noon with buyers and vendors including named figures. The text mentions a prime market and various products or prices, though many words are garbled, leaving unclear specifics.
Weather area notes heavy showers and possible frost across county borders. Forecasters expect lingering rain from Monday through Wednesday with cooler nights and unsettled conditions.
The readable fragment mentions wages and costs around Nepean Dam but text is garbled. It references weekly pay, a Sydney location, and an estimated work cost. No clear dates or complete figures are present.
Fragmentary lines describe a labour movement figure Syaney associated with car incident hints. The text mentions Niky pull Pirlo and others, with unclear roles and locations. Further details are not readable.
Tierbert Fairward Hayes, four, was seriously injured after falling from or near a moving motor lorry. He was found on the pavement with head injuries and a combined fracture. He remains at a local hospital in serious condition.
Fragmentary notice reports the death of My Venzacet MAL aged 1F and references a Law Court meeting and South Wales cabinet decisions about unemployment and works funding in the coming financial year.
Sir Philip and Lady Gome will visit three Bush Nursing Association centres this month. Lady Game is a patroness and they recently toured centres in other parts of the State. The Bush Nurse serves as a frontline health worker, aiding in disease prevention, school health, and patient care in remote communities.
The Quandintle stock marker sale will be held Friday next with offerings from Keir and Parker including sheep and cattle. The Weet Wyalong Associated Agents announce the Friday market at the Weat Wyalong Shire Saleyards with 1,190 sheep 20 head cattle and 200 pigeons, further entries late invited.
A woman, Mrs Emily Caverley, was found on a verandah with a bullet wound to the chest in a Sydney suburb. She was taken to Kempacrey Hospital by ambulance in a non critical condition. her husband heard the shot and found her. Police are investigating and she gave no clear account of the assailant.
By special arrangement Reuters Special sources of information are used in the world service compilation. This issue incorporates overseas intelligence and all rights there in Australia and New Zealand are reserved.
Since the Stevens Government took power twelve months ago unemployment fell by seven per cent and the number of people receiving food relief dropped by fifty six per cent.
Police believe a woman poured gasoline on the clothing of Rachael Gunderson aged 12 of Hamilton a suburb of New Castle then set her alight she died at hospital a few hours later in a back yard blaze
Following is a list of patients at Uhetriet Hospital on Monday. Names include Mrs. Elizabeth Wedards, Mrs. Torothy Harvey, Mr. Ernest Lt Weal Wyalone, Mr. Hazel Hate Weal Wyalong, Mr. Eric Lees, Mr. Harald Cunnimeron, Mr. Deri Franklin, Mr. Frank Smith Wyalong, and several others.
A brief wheat price note indicates market activity after a Monday session. Traders watched supply factors and local demand as prices hovered near closing ranges.
Mr Don Byles announces upcoming film program at Tivoli including The Squaw Man Smilin Through and Mati Hari. Nora Shearer Fredesie Mare Lewle Toward lead Smilin Through showings June 20 21 22 with Mati Hari added as a special Tuesday June 26 and matinee June 28 featuring Harmon Nir Warren Orem Garbo.
In memory of my dear husband who departed this life on 1st June 1927. Inserted by his loving wife and family.
Tenders are invited by Bland Shire Council for the supply and delivery of 1280 cable yards of gravel to the Winnunen-Wels Sector on SR 28 between miles 366 and 97.6. Plans and specifications may be inspected, and tenders must be on proper forms with a 2 percent deposit. The low tender is not guaranteed acceptance. The notice also mentions the Church of England Annual Balls on June 2 and the Grand Annual Catholic Ball.
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