07 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1939
Page
1
Flowery, garbled text describes a horse racing event at Flemington with a close finish and assorted names and places. The readable fragments reference a narrow win and multiple unidentifiable participants, but the exact details remain obscured.
Refugee doctors seek support for a southwest relief plan detailing salaries from E90 to E756 monthly. The proposal mentions several named regions and individuals, including Anessa Huser and others, urging government and institution backing.
Fragmented OCR reads as a chaotic film note roundup with scattered names and terms. It references Molly, Serio Awe Mion Mae, and various stage and release mentions, but specifics are unclear. The piece seems to mix actors, projects, and venues with distorted phrasing, lacking coherent narrative.
Lord Gifford married Misa Margaret Allen daughter of a Sydney solicitor after arriving incognito from London. The ceremony took place in Brisbane with details unclear amid a flurry of names and local chatter.
A Rome dispatch via wire describes Madrid bustle as Franco prepares for a major offensive. It notes mechanised units moving from Burgos toward Madrid with strong air support, signaling Franco's planned decisive campaign.
A telegram from Mr G Evang M L A asks about wheat bounty payments to farmers. He notes a surplus in processing and questions whether previously paid bounty will be refunded to affected farmers.
A London message reports His Majesty the King has appointed the Federal Transuver Mr Casey as a Privy Councillor. The notice highlights this royal appointment and identifies Mr Casey in the context of federal service.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to wheat payments and farm aid debate in a legislative assembly. Mentions of funds, bills, and events hint at policy actions affecting farmers. No clear dates or entities can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary report notes widespread destruction of timber mills at Golale and Sons after a raid. Several buildings burned, casualties and chaos described amid unclear details and garbled names.
A fragmentary Sydney summary reports the death of Alvie Wililzma aged 23 in Greymouth New Zealand. The text mentions a tragedy and references a royal hospital, with unclear details and several garbled names.
Senor Gayda warns that democracies are moving toward war as tensions escalate between rival blocs. He calls for cautious diplomacy to avert a broader conflict and urges leaders to seek restraint.
Fragmented lines report political divisions as wartime pressures rise. The text mentions leaders, policy shifts, and public sentiment affecting democratic support and governance at a tense hour. Names and places are obscured by garbled OCR.
The Attorney General Sir Henry Numanice denied rumors of a formal appointment. He stated no decision had been made and emphasized no official action yet.
The text appears garbled with multiple misread terms and missing context. It hints at a figure named Flynn of the Inland serving as moderator general in Sydney, with references to other names and phrases that are unreadable. No coherent event or date is discernible to confirm a clear summary.
Fragments describe a local obituary notice for Sir Ernest Riddle with sparse details. A plumbing contact, Fraser, in West Wyatong is listed with a phone number 218.
The text presents a garbled sports page with scattered phrases about runs, teams, and dates. It mentions 135 runs, various team names, and dates such as March 12 and April 26, but the overall event and participants are obscured by transcription errors.
Fragmentary text describes a local event. The readable parts mention West Wp and numbers 20 and 15. The note lacks clear names, places, or a complete action to identify a full event or outcome.
Unclear race report describes Moorefield event with horses and bets. Mentions winners and favorites including St. George and Veilitioy with multiple names blurred in OCR.
Government plans to assist in a regional hospital funding program amid widespread financial difficulties. The article notes leadership names and a discussion of service menu changes and potential impact on healthcare delivery.
The fragment outlines sales and notices from London and Lancaster Insurance Co Ltd and related firms at Harmond, Bagshaw, Bury Machinery. It references fortnightly stick sales at Watlington and monthly horse sales at West Wyrong, with contact and office details and an Otice 201 private notice.
Rural agency advertises services of C J M Thomas Rand Valuer Fellow of Commonwealth of Valuers. Contact details show Wyalong NSW office and phone number 14 West Wyalong.
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