03 Mar 1947
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1947
Page
1
A London message reports UNRRA warning that bitter cold and lack of food threaten Moldavian and nearby regions. The famine risk is rising, with a high death rate already noted amid worsening conditions.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a 19th or early 20th century report on crippled individuals and proposed treatments. Names and places are garbled, but references to Far West, organizing scenes, and a figure Ted Kala appear amid unclear content about charity or reform efforts.
Chicago traders report U S wheat prices climbing sharply to around 63 cents a bushel as the market experiences a surge in speculative buying. The rise marks a peak unseen since a prior swing and reflects a broader wave of activity in commodity trading.
The article outlines Weethalle’s ambitions to improve infrastructure including a water pipe from Burywedman and sewerage links. Residents hope new amenities will extend beyond the town, easing shortages and supporting growth, with plans tied to local undertakings and timing.
A fragment indicates the Wheat Board was consulted in bale wheat negotiations involving a sale to New Zealand. Names and exact roles are unclear due to damaged text, with references to Prem rer and Joan Trempeon and a night meeting. The brief hints at a lack of consultation at one stage.
The colored American boxer Jeli Bell faces Burns in a pivotal welterweight bout tonight. The match is billed as a defining moment in Bell's career as he seeks to rebound from prior defeats.
Sydney reports that any Labor Government introducing compulsory military training could not survive, stated by J Hooke secretary of New South Wales Trades and Labor Council last night. The remarks stressed that such a policy would betray labor and undermine workers’ rights amid political tension and public debate.
Mrs H Trownwon af Wear ylung remains the central figure as she recovers after a medical scare. The report notes Sydney University student Gert Tracken home from a holiday at Weel Wyalong with family, and mentions the upcoming wedding of Binds Donlop to Tod Hub bard. Attendees from Griffth include Molly Braithwaite and Ken Braithwaite, with coverage of community figures Charlen Prichard and Mrs Malibard formerly of New South Wales.
A meeting occurred on Monday night where representatives from West Og and Mallen Plaine discussed mutual interests. Malles Palas delegation will report the meeting to the Club on Saturday night. Went Walang dulugaton will publish this report.
Fragmentary report of a bowls event at West Wyalong with teams led by WC Johnston Harry Cameron and George Whwek winning a prize, and various match results and players named amid unclear OCR text.
Brian Nicholson dominates West Wyalong Amateur Swimming Club carnival with five titles as Merle Tunks wins 50 metre breaststroke and Joan Cottle adds free events while Constable K H Petith shoots at a suspect in Surry Hills after midnight, chasing him into the street.
The report chronicles junior and senior swimming championships with multiple events. Names such as Merle Tunks Heather Dechwit and Gately appear across freestyle backstroke and diving contests, noting times and placings. Strong performances by Stanford athletes and district competitors are emphasized amid a busy schedule of 100 metre and 60 metre races.
Local Wyalong gathering discusses reviving Australian Rules football in the region. Fred Broad urges a new league plan with teams from West Wyilong and nearby towns, aiming to boost community sports and fan engagement. Officials promise a trial setup if supporters back the proposed competition.
A new mercery business is opened by J Kearine, formerly manager of the Mercery and Clothing Department of John Vacated In promines te Puengon Cate West. Wratong states he leads a competent team and promises a wide selection of garments and related wares.
A battered OCR fragment reports Mt Etna eruptions rising with lava flows threatening villages. It mentions a director at the observatory ascending the mountain to inspect the crater, risking danger to reach the summit and assess the situation.
Flight Lieutenant Cecil G. Miller was invested with the Distinguished Flying Cross at Government House Sydney by the Governor. His mother Mire Hd. Miller traveled from Waat Wyalonn for the ceremony. Miller, a BAAR member and pilot, served over Europe and is noted for courage and devotion to duty.
The Went Wyalong Trotting Club named Mr Dave Chanter as president and discussed the upcoming meeting and activities. The report notes South-west concerns and anticipates the meeting at Went Wyalong on March 9 with emphasis on horses, riders, and club events across the region.
Clipped notice describes a Sunday church service at 3 pm in Fingarte 70. Welton and THOMPSON are named figures associated with the event.
In the Southern lope Bowl Championship at Ariah Park Cal, Weat Wyalong was represented. Matha won the fateh and Percy Morel Marold Uperot defeated the Acdiothian Anitathan. Results show Matha (WW) 41 over W. Richy 22, Moriya Upcraft defeating Thompson 21 17, and Andlethas 4 20 in early rounds.
A cold snap hit Albany area with a sudden fall in temperatures on Friday afternoon. Two men were reported harmed as a vehicle slide caused a minor accident. Wind and rain changed to clear conditions by Sunday night, with Monday bringing milder weather than several weeks prior.
A crowded audience last night enjoyed an opal LF concert featuring vocal and instrumental numbers. Mr fell Suanner hosted as students and townspeople performed pieces including One Klas and a trumpet solo, drawing praise for the evening’s varied program and strong attendance.
A four year old Jewish girl was mortally injured and her sister, twenty, wounded when British troops fired warning shots in Mea Sherim Jerusalem on a "shoot on sight" order. An Associated Press dispatch notes tensions and ongoing violence across the region.
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