30 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1938
Page
1
Nominations have been received for the Barmedman meeting to be held next Wednesday. Secretary Mr Hevin Meagher expects a busy event with several entries and competitive races anticipated at Barmedman on Westnidhy.
Fragmentary notice recalls a war veteran named at Ungarie with scattered references to Melbourne and actions at sea or air events. The legible parts mention a veteran, a Melbourne connection, and a local figure GAIDINER purchasing a property, but essential facts are unreadable.
P Evans, Englert and Wootten Quornet(e) solicitors listed along with street names and parties WYALONE G FRYANE in Street and Weat WYALONG in a damaged text fragment. The readable portion shows a legal notices context with firm names and street mentions.
Classified snippet shows a local bank advertisement on Main Street including a phone number and a brief note about a one year requirement related to Brereton and a pharmacist.
London cable reports Prime Ministers Chamberlain and Daladier and leaders Hitler Mussolini to meet in Munich at 3 p m Sydney time to work out a settlement plan for the Czech crisis. Europe faces potential war as diplomatic moves unfold amid stormy parliamentary scenes and mobilization fears.
Fragmented report records a football committee meeting with unclear names and events. Mentions Ve Macdonald Tali Hayoot Corba and Feagionteg hints at votes, hearings, and possible plays or decisions.
London reports a shift from gloom to hope as Chamberlain returns to Downing Street and proclaims It is all right this time. Mussolini and Daladier are on the way, with Britain preparing for possible war and mobilisations already underway.
Paris reports Premier Deladier will meet Hitler in Munich tomorrow after a two broadcast address to the French nation. He postpones his planned statement to the people of France, citing commitment to immediate crisis and unity in facing the current international tension.
A London cable reports from Rome that neither Sit nor Mussolini ordered an immediate withdrawal of volunteers from Spain. The source cites a highly reliable informant regarding the situation and the UK prime minister’s stance. No confirmation of a formal order is provided.
An OCR deteriorated item reports an international auction or trade note with scattered names and prices. It mentions Japan and the UK, brokers and bidders, various people, and bid figures such as 16d and 14, with unclear dates or goods. The text reads like a chaotic listing of participants, items, and prices from a bygone market.
A cryptic wire from Sydney cites Thuruday remarks on Somali and Meese disputes. The speaker argues against war, stressing restraint and diplomatic avenues, while criticizing aggressive rhetoric and misinterpretations of allied statements.
A brief editorial statement emphasizes that actions aimed at peace have been undertaken with integrity. It asserts accountability and reflects on the moral stance of the involved group, underscoring a commitment to nonviolence and constructive diplomacy.
The Prime Minister, in a late night House of Representatives address, condemns British measures and asserts Australia’s stance. He emphasizes that Britain has not fulfilled past promises and that Australia has acted to defend its interests, calling for unity with allied nations.
G Anthoness, a member of the commonwealth of Inaw st Valverm, faces a matter involving stock and property claims in West Wyalong. The notice outlines proceedings among local officials and residents over ownership and responsibilities.
A garbled OCR of a regional auction and stock sale notice list from West Wyalong to Tullibidgeal and broader New Zealand links. It mentions auctioneers, private and fortnightly sales, horse alerts, and finance agencies including New Zealand Loan and Mortgage and Liberal advances. Names and places are jumbled, with multiple entities tied to stock and wool trade and insurance.
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