A Total Wreck Steamer Aground Crew of 340 Saved
A disjointed report notes a steamer wreck with the crew of 340 saved amid peril. Readable fragments reference the vessel Star of Paludadi and various locations, but details are broken and uncertain.
25 May 1928
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
1
A disjointed report notes a steamer wreck with the crew of 340 saved amid peril. Readable fragments reference the vessel Star of Paludadi and various locations, but details are broken and uncertain.
Fragmentary report notes a ban or restriction in Australia tied to government action. Mentions Prime Minister and policy language with unclear context. No clear dates or named places beyond Australia. The readable portions imply international or national governance but lack concrete facts.
In the assembly a question arose over government support for governors amid calls for constitutional safeguards. The discussion touched on leadership stability and potential safeguards to ensure orderly governance without overreach.
Fragmentary note lists tennis names and potential match outcomes from a Big Ten event. Reads like disrupted OCR with several garbled player names and mismatched terms. Readable items hint at doubles play and mixed results but specifics are obscured.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference gifts or grants of a substantial sum for pastoral research, mentioning Australia and arrangements or offers. The readable content is incomplete and unclear, lacking concrete names, places, dates, or institutions to form a coherent summary.
Sydney union official confronted with questions about an alleged fake vacancy from a printing place and an alleged £60 misappropriation. The inquiry centers on the amount and the origin of the supposed funds.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a debate over industrial peace measures. Mentions representatives and a government defense of a bill, with unclear names and places due to corruption. The fragment signals parliamentary discussion on labor and industrial relations.
The Wyaldng team, led by coach and lineup with several named players, defeated Tulliaegal on their home ground. Key performers included Welly, 3.38a, DS Ikjug, Hulyes My and Buddy Wakiow, with contributions from Pinney, O'Donnell, Aly, Monte, and many reserves. The match featured a rugged drive, persistent defense, and late scoring bursts as Wyaldng secured the victory.
A fragmented report suggests Lukin backing four judges to settle a wage dispute involving Basie and others. The text references arbitration court actions, hotel locations, and voting mentions amid unclear details of parties and dates. The piece is incomplete but centers on legal intervention and favored judges.
A visit by Australian Labour figures to the Seamen's Club in Sydney drew mixed reactions among attendees. Officials and supporters praised the engagement while opponents argued the visit did not advance labour goals.
An article fragment describes a footrunning event at Temora with participants and results. It mentions a winner identified as UT and notes hospital care for an injured person. Details are obscured but imply a local sports meeting with race outcomes and medical attention.
In a billiards bout the Lindrum brothers defeated Synnoy and Petey to claim victory. The match featured close exchanges and sharp shots, with the brothers extending lead by strategic play and consistent breaks.
Fragmentary report details a disqualification involving Brogat and Mehtnut in Wyalong. An event on a Wednesday next week is noted, with references to Goolemaldrar and Woods, Papparmint Cbra, and Coughs while Col ds never tale.
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