Sequel to Horsham Case Youths Acquitted of Indecent Assault
Trial recounts three defendants John Flood Athol Lavelle and Thomas Killips all acquitted in a Horsham case sequel. Prosecution claimed a December 7 incident in the botanical gardens. defendants denied intent calling it a joke and noted delayed police report while the girls testified consistently with earlier court accounts.
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Horsham Botanical Gardens
John Oakley
Flood
Westburn
Tasmania
Athol Lee Lavelle
Iborer
Thomas Killips
Horsham Court
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Killipe
Statement on Wages Sparks Labour Negotiations Call
A government White Paper on wages argues for no further income rises without higher production and warns unions that noncompliance could trigger broad reforms. Attlee aides say the statement aims to clarify policy while prompting wages talks as leaders of major unions face shock over possible drastic action.
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Haynes
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Railways Refuse Overhead Bridge Funding Fight
Council meets to press for municipal funding of a £3800 overhead foot bridge at Tiersham or for railway contribution. Debate covers opening hours for McPherson Street gates, Ballarat bus service, and exploring Public Works routes while ministers and railway officials consider possible government support.
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Ballarat
Public Works Dept
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Prem
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Henson
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Haslam
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Stawell
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Mor
Jor Olty
Unclear text blocks on bus service approval and strikes
Fragmentary OCR text discusses mains for a bus service, a request for permission, and references to a board referral. Mentions Transport Authority, denials, and possible strikes affecting industries, with unclear names and dates.
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Ehramach
Mma
Tareen Isharr
Phew Furitier Eeqiest
Housing Commission Allots Eleven New Homes at Horstians Project
Eleven families were selected by the Housing Commission to occupy the Horstians Project homes built by A V Jennings Construction Co. Completion is near, with three houses ready, others due within a fortnight, and the rest within a month. A second phase will add 40 timber homes at Jenkinson’s pars to ease housing shortages, employing over 50 men from metropolitan areas. Local cooperation is sought to house the workers, while labor shortages and steady material supply affect schedules. Dr RoE Charles criticized delays in allotment announcements at the council meeting, noting recommendations were made before Christmas and the commission had yet to decide.
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Housing Commission
Horstians
Intervis With
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Jennings Co
Commission
Jenkinson
Paruors
Healtcheck Company
Roe
Charles
Jong
Geylon's independence proclaimed in wartime tone
Fragmented report from London notes proclaimed independence for Geylon amid chaotic depictions of danger in Val uma streets. The dispatch references political shifts, public sentiment, and uncertain leadership as authorities grapple with the new claim.
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