11 Aug 1950
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1950
Page
1
Reports from the Wimmera and the Mallee warn of a bumper 1950 harvest likely larger than recent records but risking longer storage, fire, and storm exposure. Local farmers, including E J Boswell and G Ward, warn of silos shortages and transport delays as rail lines and grain handling lag. The outlook mixes optimism for yield with concern over bags, storage, and distribution pressures.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a report mentioning Molotov and talks with Russian or communist figures, with garbled phrases and no clear event or date to anchor a concrete summary.
Lawrence won unanimous endorsement at the East Womwondsh Hall branch meeting on Wednesday night. The president, Mr. Melanes, hailed his suitability, noting growth in the Wimmera branch from 400 to 1,200 members and warning that stagnation would be fatal. Brown urged recruitment and stressed the party welcomes members from all walks of life.
A Queenslander writes to Town Clerk Mr A J Watts with a plan and a model dog snare. The letter explains using a wire rope snare to trap stray dogs and a muzzle bag to restrain them, noting two snares for dangerous dogs and a rapid method to subdue them.
Mr A W Cummings is nominated for the Horsham Day Council. The text includes stray garbled fragments and non-sequiturs that do not alter the core fact of a nomination being announced for a council seat.
The article describes a controversial view in Australia about global dominance and war strategy. It cites Minister Casey and mentions the Travelers Association. It warns that disruption to the economy could clear the way for industrial control and a world conflict.
Fragmentary note reports measles and mumps cases at Fontana State School with unclear dates. Text mentions health concerns, potential student exposure, and local responses amid disrupted legibility.
A fragmented report details crowding at a wartime aid center. Residents seek shelter and supplies as organizers struggle to provide space and meals amid high demand and limited facilities.
The report notes a minimum of 35 degrees on Tuesday in Tempe with similar readings for the week.
The fragmentary text appears to describe export plans and a marketing effort. It mentions a manager and an entity possibly involved in trade, with unclear details about timing or substance. The readable parts reference oil and eggs for export and a marketing arrangement.
The article records comments by May ant Millar's work manager Mr. J. C. Schwartz on a statement by Melbourne Technical College Principal Mr. F. Ellis. Ellis argues shorter apprenticeship terms and changes to the industrial training.
The article discusses opinions on apprenticeship length with Mr. Hehwarte noting training depends on the individual while others argue longer training may be needed. It references early career paths, potential four year training, and concerns about readiness to operate machinery.
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