30 Sep 1946
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1946
Page
1
Fragmentary text from a venue report mentions Wyalong and District Cricket Association, a weekly supply of cricket unions, and references to The Advocate and Tunbill Club. Names and places are garbled. no clear scores, teams, or dates are discernible.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a War Memorial event with names and places such as MALLEE PLAIN DANCE Milanna Poinait J Kelly and Gh Mio. It mentions donations, a Friday schedule, and a 140k figure linked to Moory's Mretnutra, with unclear dates and attendees.
Town life saving classes led by Mr Wilkin g pupils at the local school, with several awarded certificates for skill and courage. Instruction aims to have all youths capable of lifesaving, reinforcing public safety and community preparedness.
Saturday's general election returned Labor with a strong majority in the new Parliament though strength in the House of Representatives would fall slightly. Two ministers were reported at risk of defeat, including Minister for the Army and Deputy Prime Minister Forde and Minister for Repatriation Frost. Senate results placed Labor across the board with Liberal and Country Party seats broadly distributed, while defeated Senators included the Government's Senate leader and several others.
Fragmented and garbled text cites party leaders and candidates, with scattered references to election remarks, campaigns, and potential contenders. Names and places are unclear, but the piece hints at contest dynamics and public discourse surrounding an upcoming vote.
Final appeal urges donations for the Travellers' Carnival to be held in Wet Walang tomorrow. Community leader Mr. Goods calls on trusted supporters and local firms to fund costs, with expected expenses around 160 worth of goods. Organizers emphasize hospital and public safety costs and urge timely contributions to cover operations.
Fragmentary readable text hints at a contested seat in Calare with unclear lines about candidates and potential outcomes. Names and places are obscured by OCR garble, leaving the investigation unresolved and awaiting clearer reporting.
An unreadable OCR fragment from a Sydney news page references a trial and judgment with scattered names and terms. The garbled text mentions a panel or court, a procession of unclear participants, and a sense of legal proceedings, but specific facts, dates, or outcomes are not discernible.
Fragmented OCR items describe a military or transport flight departing Sydney with mentions of Manila and various unclear notes. The text references a Debs era style context, but specifics, times, and personnel are unreadable, leaving only scattered place names and partial phrases.
A compact notice outlines carnival parking plans with limited details. The readable line indicates designated areas and possible access guidelines for attendees as the event nears.
Latest figures at 2 p.m. today show Riverina undecided with final result hinging on preference allocations. Reported tallies include Gosling Lang Lab 1,988 Langtry ALP 17,845 Lethbridge Li 5,921 Pow Ind 218 yielding 14,109 preference votes to Roberton CP. about 10,000 ballots remain to be counted.
Mr J V Mee postmaster at West Wyalong has retired after 45 years in service. He joined as a messenger at Gretel and worked at offices in various parts of the Ball. He held the postmaster position at Cootamundra Maroubra West Wyalong and Camden. Mr McLeod retired as postmaster of Camden. He planned a visit to Grenfell next month for the Week. He will construct a home near Sydney and invited Beatrice, Frances, and Veclo to Camden. He was a longtime amateur cricketer and leader in local clubs.
A JUNEe railway worker Keith Charles Lappin died after incorrect information given about No. 05 train arrival at Bethlemra on August 1. Coroner A J Denson ruled accidental death following wrong signals and miscommunication. Driver J Meka noted no one advised him on the line and the train struck an object, leading to fatal injuries.
A new Maal sheep and wool training program is introduced with examinations and a rate labeled M. The Education Department announced the examination rewards last week.
The West Wyalang branch of the Tetwingd tar vicewan's League holds its monthly meeting Friday night at Club Toonw starting 7 45 pm. Members encouraged to attend and discuss branch matters.
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