Horsham Progress Association exhibition a grand display
The Horsham Progress Association's week long exhibition at the Town Hall drew over 1000 local visitors and may run longer next year. Officials praised public co operation, with Mr. W J Milius M L A officially opening the event and noting the strong crafts, wartime items, and works by prisoners of war, while the War Widows Craft Guild and Country Women’s Association sections drew particular attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortham Progress Association
Horsham
W. J. Milius
M.L.A
N. R. Whitelock
Association
Whitelock
Milius
Country Women’s Association
War Widows Craft Guild
Melbourne
Australia
Sydney Harbor Bridge
State School Craft Centre
New Zealand
South America
WIMMERA WEFT SCHOOL FOR WALLUP EAST
Ten months of agitation in Wallup district lead to a State school for Wallup East to be built near Barrett Reserve. Mr Be Mulwell announced the move as children currently travel six miles each way. Local residents canvassed, bids called for removing the Wonwondah North building, and Wallup residents expect construction soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallup East
Wallup
Timgwoud
Barrett
Ty TL
Phouras
Be Mulwell
Bole Wril
Ant
Wonwondah North Way
National Fitness Organizer Opens Regional Tour
Miss JM Winsland has been appointed national fitness organizer for the Witevocrd region. She will base at Jimboola and travel to affiliated towns this week with a mobile unit and staff to address local groups on national fitness efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM. Winsland
Witevocrd
Vouniell
Werived
Wimmere
Reese Counc
R. Renkin
Ml.c
Rrs
AG. Dawe
Organ
J. M.waxland
state + Milne Mobile
Ualn Rial Power
Purge of Czech Officials Shocks Prague as Communists Rise
Reports state that a purge of government officials begins in Czechoslovakia as Communists gain power under Gottwald. Prime Minister and President Benes concede, with 12 Communists in the cabinet, while students clash with police. Civil servants and educators are removed and action committees seize ministries and factories. Armed workers patrol streets amid purges of nonprogressive staff and foreign office officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Houdon
Wednesdas
Cathho
Slovakia
Artor Ents
Gottwald
Wiyenrald
Benes
Uattwall
Parti Halempt
Ace Benes
Elnas
Horsham Court Fines Three Petrol Wagon Drivers
At Horsham Court of Petty Sessions Br E O Connell fined three petrol wagon drivers a total of £15 for working on Sunday. Richard Harrip of Haven received seven days imprisonment for drunkenness. Charges also brought against several men for transporting petrol on a Sunday without exemption under the Shops and Factories Act. one motorist was fined £5 for drunken disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Anderson
Richard Harrip
Basile Street
Harrip
O'Connell
Barker
Berrard James Farnhaut
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Rockman
Progress Association
Orn
Fistol
Fereeiak Cmtavent
Eocsteras
Autre Armen
Chrysler
Plymouth
DE Soto
Morris
France
Harry Ling
Donald
China
Horsham Monthly
Hatal
Ling Baa
Nicholson Street
Fitzroy
Brauer
Altona
B.A Braler
Tanunda, &A
Wimmera. Weft
Cela
P.M
Horsham Court
the Horsham Times” Printing Department
A. F. Weight & Sons
Pynsent Street
Wawunna Road
Horsbaat Ser
Horsham Records
Bos Ee
Bennett’s Parlor
Green Lake
Elorh
Ll Funden's
Lille Be
R. A. Cadbeéok
Underwriting & Insurance
O, Pty. Ltd
Ecwmwert
Collins Street
Geelong
Sydney
Newcastle
Adelaide
Perth
Launcester
Insurance Act
Taw
Reese
Treasury
Victoria
Joy Ides Benedics
Ehildeen Unier Ib Sears
Ai Biioute
Hespital Bi Australia
Eal
Wimmera
N. Dodgson
Enmole
1Oisitadl
Home Buyers
Firebrace Street
Waranie
Te & G
Ute
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