31 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1939
Page
1
A fragmented garble of names and places surfaces in a historical newspaper fragment. It weaves references to passports, families, and social ties amid stray terms like Cowboys, Erie, WTOP, and various personal names, hinting at themes of travel, status, and community. The legible content remains sparse, yielding little coherent narrative or dates.
A printed notice describes the sale of a proprietary by William Parker at Coney Street near Wealyneithla Duplee Prine Woods, Mary Stree, Wear Wealing, to the State of Low and Wales.
Fragmented OCR text lists names such as Victoria, Desai, and Webby along with places and entities like Vicurb and LUSH Ghee. It mixes references to deficits, meetings, and proposals without coherent context or complete sentences.
The government lost firm control of the Legislative Assembly when a section of its supporters revolted against the decision to adjourn the House until April 26. The Speaker faced pressure as members pressed for parliamentary control, stressing that power should stay with elected legislators rather than the premier.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a campaign for home rule with references to political figures and alliances. The passage mentions Whe Lynes Team, Wilkie, and Augustavia, hinting at a contested referendum or campaign period without clear dates or outcomes.
Lisbon dispatch reports Spain’s war ending with Nationalist occupation of Valencia and Alicante. Madrid entered by Franco troops, civilian scenes amid armistice cheer and fraternisation. Radio tally cites Burgos broadcast at 2:30 p.m. local time confirming ceasefire as Madrid streets fill with celebratory crowds.
Sydney propositions in the Legislative Assembly discuss wheat stabilization bounty payments to farmers. Premier Stevens replies amid questions on whether funds were spent by farmers and addresses settlement schemes, purchases, and land policy under the Wheat Traw Act.
An odd, highly garbled text hints at a sensational case involving a figure called Pajama Girl and a sequence of cryptic events. Names, places, and clear actions are obscured, leaving a suggestive but unreadable outline of a crime tale with fragmented dialogue and tangled references.
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a ceremonial flag burning or destruction tied to a trophy event. Names and places are garbled, but references to a regional ceremony and possible participants or observers are present. The readable portions suggest a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper snippet with uncertain attribution.
A distorted wire report from Sydney notes the government plans a trade treaty with Czechoslovakia and Australia. The text mentions Germany’s occupation and a caution about economic relations amid regional tensions. The fragmentary dispatch emphasizes diplomatic priorities and potential repayment or recognition terms.
The Weer Wyalang and Wagga Wagga face off in the O'Farrell Cup at Luther centre on Sunday after weather and scheduling concerns. Umpires will be assigned by Wear Wyadome to oversee the match as officials adjust due to rule changes and logistics.
Parliament backed Prime Minister Chamberlain as MPs debated a proposed amendment to curb wealth and power. The government urged unity against any move to undermine the Prime Minister during this critical period, with supporters stressing loyalty and stability.
Paris reports Mollison found guilty on all charges including drunkenness and aviation breaches. A dispensed-sentence was imposed after a court trial, with fines and penalties described as part of the judgment. The article references aviation violations and related public order issues tied to the incident.
Fragmentary report describes German resistance and Allied alignments amid a tense confrontation. Key names and places are unclear, but references to German positions and corridors suggest strategic maneuvering and regional stakes affecting Poland and broader warfront dynamics.
The article reports a sharp division over the Munich Pact with Prime Minister Chamberlain and Cheri bey cited amid expletive language and warnings. It notes concern at high levels about deviations from the agreement and potential consequences involving key leaders.
London dispatch reports Mr Chamberlain clarifying government aims in boosting voluntary service. He defends proposed changes to enlistment and salary incentives as essential to strengthen national effort.
The annual meeting of St Marys Tennis Club approved reports showing a successful year and set the season kickoff for Sunday. President N Hildebrand and Secretary W Brereton welcomed members, with Patron Rev Father Doherty and officers named including Mildebrand President, Shes and Gately Vice Presidents, Kelly Treasurer, Brereton Hon Sec, and management committee members.
Professor F. Bland of the University of Sydney states that recent comments by three Federal Cabinet members violate cabinet responsibility and shake public faith in parliament. He cites Sir Keith Jowell Pare, Mr. Cameron, and Mr. Hughes as examples while criticizing their attacks on colleagues and administration.
Fragmented OCR shows nurses at a hospital resisting a refurbishment effort and potential relocation. The text references the Hor Pits Clotilde facility, hospital commission pressure, and a tense push to maintain staffing during costs and upheaval. Details are garbled but indicate staff opposition and formalities surrounding the plan.
A garbled report discusses Canadian wheat costs and a government loss estimated at £700. Names and details are obscured, but the central issue involves financial impact and procurement or pricing questions. The source wording is incomplete, but the key figures and national context remain stated.
Mrs J. W. Waddell widow of the late Meme for Waverley in the Legislative Assembly was at the polls last night as the by election candidate. Polls open on April 22. If elected she would be the second woman member, following the death of her husband who held Balmain for years.
F Mille, noted as the Pioneer Motor Funeral Conductor, is listed with contact numbers 20 and 15, on Wet Wyslong street scene.
Perth dispatch reports Labor Leader Mr Curtain announces opposition to the Federal Government plan for a compulsory National Register and any conscription for armed forces or industry. The statement frames Labor's stance ahead of further government action.
Messers Nicholson and Petelt of Weer Wyelong announce a large fresh ale supply from Ver and a selection of prime young corkerels for Easter. Orders are invited and expected to arrive Thursday next. Call for prompt delivery to avoid disappointment.
A drastic rule was introduced by the Griffith Rugby League Club to prevent jersey loss. The meeting passed a resolution that any player who neglects to help or loses a jersey will be disqualified for one play, with other penalties for repeated infractions.
S W settlers describe their Edith visit and discuss Home Maintelones Cognities aims and steps to assist settlers. They emphasize early Hiical Coenrdiietion ham efforts and the need for information sharing, supervision, and measures to support ongoing settlement.
R. N. T Ridley and Co Auctioneers stock and station agents advertise London and Lancashire Insurance Go Ltd Horwood Bagelaw Farm Machinery fortnights and monthly sales at West Wyalong including a weekly horse salon at Wyalong telephone office 201 private 2a P.O. Box 114 Wires Ridley Co.
Stock and Grain agents Lona Valuera on Main Street West Wyalong represent Commonwealth Wool and Produce Co Ltd Sydney. Also listed as agents for May God Miller Beart fiera Geovina Wimmera Scaritiers.
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