22 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 22, 1948
Page
1
Orange message from J S Rosevear says the Federal Speaker warns Labor will face its toughest fight in history at the next elections. The statement references the government’s position and electoral challenges ahead.
Fragmentary note lists various names and phrases in unclear order. It mentions Easter shopping tips and possible personal references, with irregular spacing and capitalization. The readable content is limited to scattered words and non coherent lines.
A fragmented notice indicates several cottages were sold in the Rickvitte area. The text mentions W.W. reeT and names like MEL Fle, Broretat, Wear Waters, and Five instrrummed, with references to a journey and accompaniments. The exact details and dates are unreadable.
London reports Moscow silence on the Western Powers plan to return Trieste to Italy. Britain and allied leaders discuss peace talks and the role of Belgrade and other nations in shaping the postwar settlement. Key proposals weigh conditions for a trade off between Italy and allied security interests.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a sergeant and an inquiry into a possible Fleming related case. Details are unclear due to garbled characters and missing context, but references to a home and a person named Job Note appear amid stray words and misplaced lines.
A garbled OCR note references the O'Farrell Cup and Nutraliderie with unclear names and numbers. It mentions fouled play and rental details, plus several unreadable terms, leaving the exact teams, dates, and outcomes indeterminate.
In a Southern Slopes Association event the West Wyalong bowl saw two meritorious wins amid a day of varied results. Notable performances included Walton and other local figures, with a focus on competitive shows across the field.
Fragmentary text mentions washing day labor saving ideas and unclear phrases. The readable portions reference labor, washing, and engineering terms but lack coherent facts, dates, or named entities to anchor a clear event or person.
Lake Success reports small UN powers may withhold support for the American Palestine Trusteeship proposal until the United States presents a clear enforcement plan. The High Commission and four dozen non-American nations are said to oppose while the General Assembly may convene in April to consider the Americas plan. The United States, backing the trusteeship move, seeks broad backing for Holy Land action.
The licensee John Benedict Thomeon from Bacmedman is granted the license for the Floyal Hotel in West Wyalong by the Licencing Court. The previous license holder was Lea Mare, with Messrena Farrell and Farrell Temors listed in related matters.
Fragmented text describes violent clashes between Jews and Arabs and mentions casualties. Names and locations are unclear due to poor OCR. The piece references ongoing conflict and alleged attacks with limited readable details.
Brief notes indicate Queensland strike discussions generate significant interest. Key figures including the Trade and Labour Council and Premier Hunton are involved, with comments on potential actions and standpoints from Mr Healy and others regarding the situation.
Retiring West Wyalong Show Committee members were re elected in a Saturday ballot. Voters returned officials and returning officers, with totals showing several names elected and promises of continued service. The vote count reached 8 2 and included multiple committee posts across roles.
Chicago dispatch reports a tornado struck the Tinker Airfield near Oklahoma City on Saturday night, causing estimated damage of 15 million dollars. Several structures were ruined, with aircraft facilities and surrounding areas sustaining major losses.
The West Wynlong Golf Club granted Sporting Chub a temporary permit to run a booth at the Clyte Howl fair. Secretary John Bastie amid Breretary of the West Wynlone Howl Chut applied for permission. A visiting bowler, Nr TT Bloor, supported the request in the Chart. Fire damaged the Gall House at the golf links, with Magnhall’s Kergwant noting objections to the actions.
Inspection of eateries in Bland Shrew area shows most shops meeting health standards. Butcher shops surveyed passed with minor issues, while several grocers face questions over cleanliness practices. Local authority notes high overall compliance and urges continued vigilance.
A local committee organized a dance at War ing Town Hall on April 20 to raise funds for the New York City Children’s Home and Hospital. The event aims to support crippled children and involves physicians and volunteers providing entertainment and relief.
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