14 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1946
Page
1
The Wat Walong Telling Club held an autumn meeting with fine weather and strong attendance for a program of events at the fields. A large turnout, praise for the organizers, and plans for future meetings dominated a day that showcased competitions, prizes, and social activity surrounding local clubs and dignitaries.
The Crystal Ball revival features Milland and Goddard Corstan with Tay Milas and Ceeedard in a sprightly comedy. The cast includes Googe Mur ch and Puy O Brien, with Sam Lanidis as a supporting player. Opening this Friday to Monday performances promise a lively rerun of the stage and musical numbers.
Sydney reports from Tokio state that despite severe conditions on the destroyer Yoizuki detained at Rabaul for reloading 2,561 aboard Koei Maru, repatriates offered no complaints. Prime Minister Chifley faces inquiry over wartime transport issues amid debate on leadership and policy.
Sydney report from Moscow quotes Marshal Stalin calling Churchill speech dangerous and calculated to disrupt Britain Soviet cooperation. Stalin accuses Churchill of war mongering and likens Churchill and allies to Hitler and his followers, noting sympathy in Britain and the United States.
In Sydney during a conference of the Federation of Australia leaders the President Mr Burt urged a cooperative approach to streamline liquor licensing. He argued for rationalisation of the liquor trade and proposed wholesale and retail bodies work together to enable better control and efficiency.
A disjointed notice references applications for passage to Australia labeled with a large number 290000. Mentions Lamonstoke Diving Works and the Lomigration Office in Aurelia Huet, London. Susian Troop included in fragmented text.
Conflicting notices from SDNY and TrgHns relay unconfirmed reports of Persian troop movements. A British sources and Russian observers indicate possible activity, with statements from Sutton lacking confirmation and details. The ambiguity mirrors previous disclosures from Weiliington and the Teraian Premier TM.
Promoter Alex Frogley staged a weight boxing night at Dixieland Stadium West Wyalong. The match card featured several bouts with strong showings by local contenders and notable fighters, drawing cheers as rounds went to decision. Proceeds supported the County Woman's Arbitration and local church groups.
An appointment notice states Rey Father 7 Lynch as assistant priest for West Wyalong parish. Priest 1 West Wiyatlongs Fethey Tiernan will commence duties on Sunday Maeve 2.
Community religious programs listed include Salvation Army chapel, Holiness Church, and Calvary chapel with services in the week. Notices announce Bible classes, youth meetings, ladies leagues, and open prayer meetings. A forthcoming visit by Brigadier McClure of the Territorial Army Secretaries is noted with further events at local churches in West Wynonk.
An item from Rural DAAC announces a Far West Children’s Health Scheme meeting at 8 p.m. on Friday March 15. The notice calls for officials to attend in the Western District, with details about the agenda and registration.
The readable text records patchy results and names from a Cameron Cup event and a sale notice. It mentions sale items and an advocate office, with unclear details. Names and places are fragmented, offering limited, non-specific facts.
A report outlines Army cadet activity and planned visits by the Australian Senior Cadet Corps. Details include cadet formations at Went SPORE and Temora, with schedules for Monday and Friday, open days for four schools, and a public parade. The program covers intermediate and Catholic schools, with a large student engagement and a potential 15,000 participant enrolment.
Incoherent text shows an agency continuation notice by Mrs Schlanke claiming she will continue operations. The fragment references a general commission related to stock or valuation, with terms resembling revival efforts and a public-facing statement.
Vague notes describe a Friday gathering at Tupaie Mexoriut Hall with Vogaric and district residents considering actions. The fragment references Mrs J Cullen and a preliminary police wave underway, though many names and details are garbled. Entities visible include a church and local figures.
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