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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1952
Page
1
A fragmented report from Warracknabeath centers on a crash incident during a game and mentions hospital arrivals, players named Murray and Khan, and reserve players. It notes Michael’s Street and Friday events at a local venue with no clear outcome or final score.
Fragmentary notes describe a patrol and forces in a conflict zone with mentions of orders and a Malaya setting. The legible portions reference a right hand group, troops, and actions that imply coercive control in a tense situation, but specifics are unavailable due to illegible OCR.
The Nhill and District Football Club faced a tied vote on continuing an investigation into a letter alleged to threaten legal action. President H. G. Cram used a casting vote to lose the motion as five clubs supported and five opposed. The discussion referenced safeguarding measures and a Prose report extract read by K. A. Bellew, with further debate over the tribunal findings.
The conference bonded Labour leaders to a CP-LCP pact, endorsing an unconditional agreement and the Lib party move to nearly merge with the Conservative bloc. The council backed a constitutional revision and a unity approach while noting the aim to keep the government in power amid talks on jewelry industry reforms.
Trainees slated to leave for a tanning centre on Ame toxh 21 Me. Rueanky and Herodaky provide details of departures and expected pickups at Horsham and Murton stations. Local trainers from Warracknaben and Rainbow NW arrange conveyances and confirm Overland Express connections for the forthcoming journey.
Norman Bernard Thomax formerly of Horsham died in Melbourne at the weekend. He had lived in Hamilton for twenty years. Memorial arrangements were not clearly stated in the fragment.
A report by Chairman Mr. 74. Smith discusses an outpatient department plan. The proposal includes a new ward block and expanded facilities, with management and staffing details debated and a tentative timeline.
The discussion centers on a letter to a tribunal calling its proceedings unfair and the likely impact on ongoing investigations. Mr Bruen and Mr Wright question future handling while others urge continuing scrutiny and warn against bias.
Fragmentary text shows a debate over influence and continuation of an investigation. Names cited include Mr Batter Rupanyup Mr M Norton Dimbowta Mr Bruce Nh Mr RJ Fla Aras rat and Br H R sbrauen Heparitt, with other individuals such as Mingto and J Saupe mentioned in a disputed context. The passage reflects partisan positions and question of writer influence.
City store managers say there has been no rush by Horeham residents or district shoppers to stock clothing as controls on prices lift. They note no immediate price hikes or shortages, with retailers optimistic prices will remain stable and gains unlikely from decontrol.
Fragmentary report shows Morahan and Jol Lin arguing over women in the army and the Royal Army Corps. Deputy Director Mr F Morthys notes a planned rise in corps strength from 1000 to 1320, promising more promotion chances and broader postings for men, while Advancing roles for women remain disputed.
A garbled report from Overland Express officials states no diesel service is yet available. The unnamed source mentions ongoing testing and delays, with authorities promising updates on when diesel operations will commence.
The article argues increasing freight costs during the war era push up prices for goods and depress wages. It notes long running price rises and implies a broader economic spiral affecting households, workers, and businesses as inflation pressures intensify.
The walking bee site at Bolton Park War Memorial Youth Centre project reports partial success as 600 to 700 yards of rath were shifted on Saturday. City Engineer Mr C Vaughan chaired the operation with local residents and workers assisting amid muddied conditions and belted by ad hoc praise for the effort.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a lake captain and related names. Core readable items include references to places, people, and events but many words are garbled. The surviving fragments suggest a local or regional item with names like Jajurea and Wamnnaily, alongside mentions of payment and a person named Marton.
A fragmented clipping notes young farmers testing clover crops at Horaba Aiwh School. It mentions about 1 student in a class led by Mr Ke at Wicharnaon and indicates farmers showing interest in agricultural science courses and inoculation ideas to improve plant performance.
The text announces a wool class resuming under the university or institute, mentioning a meeting next Tuesday night and inviting attendance. It references the Garda Institute and a student body event with a general call for all members to join.
Fragmented OCR text outlines retirement by an unnamed group with scattered names and places. Core intent mentions Dunmunkle CRS potentially planning retirement and related names, but many words are garbled, hindering clear event details. The readable bits suggest a ceremonial or formal retirement notice tied to a person or entity.
A fragmentary notice reports Cox Brothers purchasing a store on Mustain Street in Mat mum. The text is garbled but indicates a transaction involving a warehouse or headquarter area and references a figure around 170K and other names.
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