04 Mar 1938
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1938
Page
1
Readable fragments describe a West Wye venue hosting music and performances Friday and Saturday nights. Mentions of Allen Neri Mertie MAC hind PN and various vague acts appear. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts.
Fragmented OCR text describes a cinema showing adult and child screenings at Rio Theatre. It mentions a sequence of acts or plays and a list of performers or characters with unclear times and pricing, indicating an entertainment program or showcase.
A large fire swept Kalgoorlie District Hospital causing extensive damage estimated at 135000 pounds. The blaze broke out in a storage area near the garage and spread to men’s and women’s wards and the main building. About 100 patients were moved to safety and several suffered serious injuries.
The fragmentary report notes Sydney Toagemty Eawerd Lelie Hamlton's funeral after a fire accident. Amid unclear details, Gloria attended the ceremony, and mentions of family ties and a home event surface in the readable lines. The text is garbled with many OCR errors but centers on a death and funeral context.
In a formal address the premier outlines government policy and budget aims along with plans to employ more workers. The speech highlights economic priorities, education, and public services with emphasis on state capacity and growth.
Fragmented OCR text lists cricket players and places including Tamery Wat Wyatone and Emmett April, with many garbled phrases. It appears to describe a Sunday match and mentions various individuals and locations but lacks clear outcomes or coherent events.
A truck driver escaped unharmed after a collision at a level crossing. Local authorities investigate the incident and review crossing safety measures amid inquiries about road and rail coordination.
Fragmentary item notes Sydney wool sale day values and bidding, mentioning Dowling Malon and multiple consignors. Mixed references to Continental sections, War wartime trade terms, and dates. several names appear garbled, hindering full clarity of results.
William Pearson, a renowned local philanthropist and longtime owner of Witham Pearson Wines, is reported dead in Sydney. The death shocks the Sydney community as residents recall his contributions to the city’s business and cultural landscape.
Fragmentary notes indicate Leo Kelly is slated to perform in Australia with details unclear. The text references Sydney and Melbourne and several garbled names and institutions, suggesting an international appearance with accompanying publicity.
Fragmented text reports alleged treason and political tension in Moscow involving Soviet officials and foreign relations. The cable mentions Kreiatinsky and Forsign Commisar amid denials of plots or wreckers, with unclear details and garbled quotations.
A collision on the road near Kahibah left a car overturning after it ran off the roadway. Christine Foster, 35, and a 32 year old male passenger were uninjured, while a second occupant sustained lacerations. Witnesses reported a pileup and emergency crews responded quickly.
Mr Curtin reiterates call for Parliament to be summoned. The message emphasizes urgent legislative action and signals readiness to pursue constitutional steps if meetings are delayed.
London خبرنگون reports Trotsky condemns the Moscow trial as grandiose nonsense in an overseas interview. The remarks appear amid ongoing controversy and editorials on the Ferailitarian tdloey scene.
A fragmented dispatch discusses the Duke of Alba and Spain in wartime context during World War I. The text mentions ships, a Sanur Dellana ally, and deadly losses, with unclear locations and dates.
An early morning blaze near 4:48 am on Tuemiay in West Woniong near Pierre Ado caused no injuries or property loss. Fire crews investigated the incident to determine the origin, which remains unknown. Authorities reviewed the scene at Atta Street, West Wain, with no damage reported.
The report describes damp conditions at a Northern Rivers event affecting racing plans. Kelly, Harting, and Mian are referenced in context with the racing card and results as weather challenges influence the schedule and outcomes.
The Ungarie Diggers announce a social ball to be held at Memorial Hall on Tuesday August 9. The Tyger Menge or the Rely E Sula will conduct the event with a large crowd expected and an evening of dancing and entertainment.
A police operation in AYDNEY ends with two bandits killed and a suspect captured. The incident unfolded when officers raided a stocking shop following reports of criminal activity. Local authorities say no officers were injured.
The article notes respected golfer Lou Sharrock will not compete this year amid unclear reasons. It mentions Wart Wyn Huts and the West Virginia Golf Club as part of surrounding context and speculation about his absence.
Wythe Bowley and local volunteers renew Red Cross efforts. Members attended a meeting praising the work, urged joined support, and prepared warm clothing for those in need during the coming winter months.
An ancient notice describes the West Wyn meeting of the British and Foreign Bible Society to be held at the Metheatint Church on a Thursday in March. It mentions allied churches in England and Scotland and the society’s work abroad with a focus on missionary aims and cooperation.
A fragmentary report discusses railway concessions and travel plans across New South Wales and nearby regions. Mentions dates in February and references travelers and departments guiding railway policies. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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