01 Sep 1949
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1949
Page
1
A fragmented report shows Scout leaders celebrating donations raised for a community project titled the Scout Wall. Text references fundraising activity, donors, and a promotional event with mentions of a soft drink sale and local support despite unclear details and weather impact.
Funeral notice records the death of D Middlemis with details of burial at a local cemetery. It notes surviving family and mentions residence in West Long, with service arrangements and related notices.
Gavin Duty and Ian Ridley represent Wert Wyalong district at the Junior Tennis Show in Wagga, ongoing this week under Tennis Association oversight. The event, hosted by New South Wales Lawn Tennis, aims to develop youth players and showcase emerging court skills.
Police and bystanders report multiple injuries after a disturbance at Cowra. Officers and civilians sustained leg and head injuries as responders rushed to the scene and transported the wounded for medical care. Further details on the incident and victims were not immediately available.
Bland Shire Council Health Officer A G Elliott warns of infantile paralysis outbreaks seen in other states and urges prompt steps to minimize infection in the shire. He calls parents to keep children away from crowded, poorly sanitised areas and stresses vigilance.
Fragmented notice outlines symptoms and health concerns with several terms resembling medical conditions. Mentions headaches sore throat discharge and general weakness, noting possible viral or infectious illness and references to care steps and vaccinations.
A chaotic wartime dispatch surveys U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson and postwar dollar talks with reference to Russian moves. The piece weaves in names, dates, and institutions as it outlines possible shifts in economic strategy and political posture during a tense international moment.
A sensational reported pledge from the Prime Minister vows to restore millions to sheepmen amid a chaotic public discourse. Electoral and policy ambiguities cloud the statement as analysts weigh potential impacts on farming communities and national budgets.
A fragmented note reports Cowra planning a hospital project with a stated cost of 33 plus pounds, mentioning online district channels and unclear figures. The readable items reference Cowra and a hospital initiative, but details are uncertain and partial.
State government lifted controls on land and house sales in New South Wales yesterday, easing price restrictions and allowing freer trading. The move aims to stimulate the market, though details of regional impacts and timelines remain unclear amid ongoing policy adjustment.
A fragment notes Semalor Morne as a probable chief of staff candidate. It mentions Livetemma Gennral and Rowell in advancement, with Mie retiring soon. Sturdee Torutynanttionetal Towell is cited as having won a post, while Lietenagt-General Urdu 1 is referenced amid unclear context.
A report states Merle Oberon and her fiancé Count Giralga Ci e were killed when their plane crashed after takeoff from Cannan airport yesterday. The article notes the tragedy amid scattered, unclear remnants of witness accounts and surrounding details.
Bewnery nF A Marvel Tenis lab travels to Buddigower on Sunday to face a Middigower squad led by Anihaws tom Wing. Players include J. Kelly Kalua P. App Beriek Meadames Winston Herik Appa Blinn and others in a tense regional encounter.
A fragmented London report shows counsel praising a wheat case while testimonies blur. Referencing May Maxwell and Briain names, the Privy Committee is mentioned as Barvick weighs area concerns amid unclear statements.
Harry Hayes, who defeated Jerk Toomey last Saturday, will face the winner of next Monday’s Austrasian bout between Delatney and Andre Fare. Hayes’s manager Lon Mace confirms no date set yet for a title bout with Delays.
Former Sydney galloper New Cashmere will miss racing after sustaining a leg injury at a recent meeting. The setback occurred during a July event, with trainers and veterinary staff reporting a cautious recovery period ahead.
The death of Florenas Dunlop aged 47 occurred at her home Brentoe Gide Tallobe. She was the second daughter of the late Mrs. and Mrs. George Tulledae of Hay, a former teacher in Barham Victoria and South Pata grin, who married in 1836. The service was at St Mark's Church and the cortege proceeded to Ardiethan cemetery. The pallbearers included Contre Rutledge and Gerald Gorton among others.
A charity tennis tournament raises funds for the Scouts building project at West Wyalong. Notable attendees include local officials and donors who contributed meals and prizes, with a total donation noted as 8/1/6. Proceeds support the building fund and community programs.
The final rabbit drive for the West Wyalong Boy Scout Building Fund will be held next Saturday afternoon at Mr Bert Dents Marsden property. Mr R J Sonne the Beaut ta ter announced the event and mentioned recent donations and plans for renovations. Mr J D May Un of Marsden contributed a donation to the fund.
A banker will speak at the Rotary Club dinner on Tuesday. The event features Mr Th Riley Mapamee and Mr Anstey as noted attendees, with discussions centered on local financial insights and community growth.
A charity concert in aid of the Catholic air aL banaue will be held tomorrow Friday at 5 o'clock in the Convent School Hall West. Organisers urge public support and promise a good program of entertainment.
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