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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1952
Page
6
Voters hear strong pro Labor and anti Liberal rhetoric across Melbourne seats. The message cites representation for cities and country, calls for bread meat price relief, rail and housing issues, and urges support for Labor or Liberal candidates aligned with party platforms.
A Borung candidate, Mr. B Reid, addressed a crowd on Wednesday night advocating adult franchise and democratic reforms. He argued the Liberals and Labor Party failed to deliver and urged ordinary Victorians to support changes that would expand democratic rights.
The Victorian Country Party signals support for non socialist candidates in the provincial race. The interview with Mr Wade outlines strategies to curb the Railway-Luther project and defend rural voters. Minister for Public Works Mr Byrne addressed Rigwell with LOP supporters in Ripon.
Liberal and Country Party promise a Page health plan if elected, arguing for federal funding and hospital reforms. They urge prepayment of hospital beds and expanded services while debating housing and commission powers amid an ongoing political clash.
A damaged readable fragment mentions a plant offering to hire for weed control in a preliminary contract. It references individuals such as Harun and Mr. Mibu and notes officials like W. Mibu involved in a European context. The language is garbled and unclear about specific actions or dates.
Voter locations appear scattered across towns and schools with many names garbled. The readable entries include several halls and schools serving as polling sites, though several places are incomplete or unclear in this damaged text.
Fragmentary text indicates a meeting of the Voranay Branch of the Oraxiorn Assembly facing debate over an intervention or action. The readable bits mention a Wednesday event and possible procedural discussions affecting an unspecified agenda.
A ceremony at Willmers Shire Council on Waithesay night marked the official opening of the New Laharum Hall. Councillor Carter and Mr OriMib thanked hosts and supporters while noting project funding of about £100 and expressions of local gratitude to organizers and residents.
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