13 Sep 1945
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
1
A cryptic report named Pattey V C and references a Tivoli programme. It mentions a turney on Wednesday and a week’s timetable tied to the Britt Flees and associated entities, with unclear details about participants or outcomes.
A garbled report hints at a boxer named Gloveman facing a pivotal opportunity on a contentious stage. It references sponsors, locations, and opponents in a tense build up, with several names and places unclear due to OCR errors.
Unclear wartime dispatch recounts crowds jeering during a surrender event. The fragmented text mentions Admiral Lord and various names, with references to Japan and general attitudes. Details are garbled, making precise events or dates difficult to confirm.
A garbled sports style paragraph describes a controversial event involving Prada Methalie stores and a person named Thooman Mace. It mentions Japan, Germany, and an atrocity claim but lacks clear dates, locations, or outcomes. The passage reads as a rough OCR fragment with many misspellings and incomplete names.
Fragmentary report mentions a general in crisis and 700 recovering, with unclear references to war minister and locations. Contents are garbled and require source restoration for a coherent summary.
A garbled report from a wartime briefing references a final decision on Japanese treatment and relations with Japan and Korea. The text mentions President Tru man and assurances about U S government actions in Asia, with unclear details about Australia and allied policy.
Captain Tam Smith chief of the Went Wyalong Fire Brigade has accepted a second post. He travels to New South Wales to meet officials and discuss duties at a metropolitan event. Local crowd gathers as he is seen to remain excited about the move and its impact on the firefighting service.
A garbled report mentions Britain and America in a discussion of routes and shipments. It references acting ministers and potential changes in travel or exchange, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
Fragmentary wartime list mentions individuals associated with Mor aa and Malaya camps. References include Mr Gadvin, Tulvain Allene Marts Gel Jieae, Pte Ann Galvin, and Degenee 14. The text hints at awards or recognitions and requests for further Tate information.
Fragmented wartime telegrams recount prisoner of war releases, troop movements, and families awaiting word. The message hints at reenlistments, wreckage reports, and letters home from service members including sergeants and gunners, with references to ships, towns, and postwar inquiries.
L/CPL Alan Wilder and Corporal Ale Wilder are named in a wartime welcome notice. The piece mentions Wilder's service with the AIF from West Wyalong and describes a past event. a further report is promised in Monday's Adyneite issue. The Siilly Committee and local figures are cited in relation to the welcome and campaign efforts.
Initial reports indicate ten Royal Marines began ill effects at Tay camp near Tua Boga with subsequent cases rising to fifty. Medical crews moved casualties to a nearby hospital for treatment as authorities investigate the cause and scope of the incident.
The event featured numerous riders and horses with names listed across the program. Stake totals and race results were recorded, with notable entrants and performances highlighted for the day.
The replay match on Wednesday saw Muller Cathemnett Down and West Waka beat Young om Westnesday, with Cowra recording a 1310 victory.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a school gathering and music contest with mentions of teachers, students, and a tea table. Names and places are garbled but indicate an award or performance context and mixed spellings of several participants.
Thoreday and Pam Mone Tenens host a men’s meeting Saturday with Brper Meetings Sunday led by Wm Hollnese. A Saturday morning session marks the pam and soniora gathering while a Salvation Meeting is planned for Saturday the 19th.
Reports from Tokyo cite a Cabinet reshuffle under discussion amid calls by American and Allied observers. Sources note possible removals as fears mount over purges and accountability within the Tojo government.
LESTER HALL GOULD, beneficiary under the will of the late ANY GOULD, seeks letters of administration with the will annexed for the estate of THOMAS GOULD. D W ABBOTT, solicitor, Glenanes, represents the requester in the probate proceedings.
Sund ay details show a doubles event with partners listed as wimshe and others. Entries require a nominal fee and must be sent to Mes Townsend NM Edwards H Bodel by Friday September 1.
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