09 May 1939
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 09, 1939
Page
1
A local Progress Association calls for action over a stray dog nuisance and questions origin from farms. Speakers including Mr Murray and Mr White recount dogs being dropped into town by cockles and locals report incidents to officials as concerns rise about public safety and livestock impact.
Confused OCR text outlines a hockey game with a 5 to 0 score. The readable segments reference teams and players but lack clear names or events. A concise summary is not possible from the readable portion alone.
Fragmentary notes describe a gathering of Farmers and Settlers at a local meeting in May. The text mentions names and places but details are unclear. the event appears to involve discussions or decisions among community members.
An OCR damaged fragment reports a gathering of settlers at Uligarie with mentions of May events, some names and roles unclear. The brief notes indicate a meeting about forms, perhaps with officials or attendees identified by incomplete words.
Numerous garbled lines mention names and events. readable fragments reference a tribal chiefs line and a talk event. The text hints at community notices, meetings, and possible tributes but is largely unintelligible.
A cryptic fragment reports investigations into missing men led by Pater, with references to Teco kine, Abo Ren, Cromk, and a developing mystery. The text hints at a new phase or ape expected at Platbe, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary text indicates a domestic workers' union in New South Wales pressing for fair treatment and recognition. Details are unclear but imply organized labor activity and calls for improved conditions.
Order your tanks from Harry Fraser offering best material and workmanship. Phone 21% Weet Wyalon.
London confirms the Duke of Windsor will broadcast a brief message to the United States from Verdun. The address is set for 9:00 pm British Summer Time on Monday, with the broadcast to reach American listeners.
A 25 year old garage attendant Leslie Hardy was brutally attacked at the Grimes Control Garages office on Jamieson Street City. The office was ransacked and Hardy received head injuries before being removed for medical treatment. Suspected assailants fled the scene and the incident is under investigation.
A Moscow message reports the British Ambassador will interview Foreign Minister Molotov on Monday and submit a British reply to Soviet Alliance proposals.
A violent incident in Quent and Sydney led to a fatal outcome. Police are investigating a murder involving multiple suspects and unclear motives. Local authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
An appeal for refugees is reported from Sydney as leaders call for aid amid rising displacement. The piece notes actions by local authorities and humanitarian groups to address needs in New South Wales.
Three men are missing in the Wheat district, with WoUhe and Moti among those unaccounted for. Authorities note several leads but emphasize the urgency of locating Shea and Clive, while a district-wide search continues for the others.
Bruce Potts wins the five mile road race at Welwyn or nearby event with a course run on a Saturday. The article notes the winner’s time and mentions supporters and the course setup by local organizers.
E Mills and Ploneser Motor Fun Conductor are credited with phone numbers 20 and 16 in West Wyalong local notes. The item records contact details for community services and events.
Reported notes claim German Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop and Italian Foreign Minister Count Diana signed a military pact. The accord is described as a strategic step toward stabilizing Europe, with statements stressing improved diplomatic unity between Berlin and Rome.
The ion lung donated by Lord Nuffield of England has arrived at Wyalang and District Hospital and is cataloged for public inspection. The device, expected to aid patient care, will join the hospital’s already strong equipment in the state. A local benefactor offered space to display the apparatus, with board approval pending final arrangements.
A messy OCR fragment questions who is responsible for a confrontation in a rugby league context. It mentions players, teams, and observers but contains many garbled terms and names, making precise identification difficult.
Fr Mille, pioneer funeral conductor, is listed in this brief obituary entry. The notice notes his profession and long service in the local community.
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Fragmented snippets show mentions of abortion rules auctions and meetings with many garbled names and dates. readable elements include references to a planned event at West Wy… on a Saturday and several entities like AML and FF Co Ltd, with scattered dates and legal notices amid distorted OCR.
The article notes Benito Mussolini traveling to Switzerland for serious eye trouble. Details include a Monday departure and mentions bywire reports from BYONEY. The dispatch references medical plans and potential further updates from involved parties.
A large May Day gathering drew about forty thousand people with banners reading Chamberlain Muut Up and other phrases. Reports describe participants marching past Hyde Burt streets amid chants and observed slogans linked to anti war and labor causes.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a chaotic scene mentioning Landon and royal titles The text references a journey to Varaulia and Australie with unclear participants and ritual terms The passage reads as a garbled historical snippet leaving names and events largely unreadable
Premier Mr Forgan Smith expresses optimism that Labour unity in New South Wales is possible if involved parties desire it. He notes the Federal Executive's decisions at Canberra meet conditions seen as ensuring a solid agreement. He asserts the public largely supports unity and a united Labor Party.
The article outlines British Army commission eligibility for a course at a metropolitan base. Applicants must be British subjects, married, with medical fitness and leave or equivalent certification. Applications close soon, with details at Metro Base Headquarters and Peterborough on May 1.
A political crisis emerges in Im Mie Coun Hey Ponty with possible resignations from Sir Forte Pose and the withdrawal of two to three party members. The turmoil centers on leadership stability and internal reactions.
The Taxpayers' Association research bureau states that combined income taxation in New South Wales for 1928–29 ranged from low to higher levels. It notes taxable incomes and broad ranges, citing figures on annual income and tax payable within the period.
At a meeting in Wet Wiyaluiut Progress Ap cychuttum Mr WJ Darley argued ratepayers should not be taxed further. The council faced calls to inform the association to oppose a proposed Ranbul transport service and an independent inquiry. A provisional committee member urged deferring a definite merits decision until a public hearing.
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