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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 01, 1952
Page
1
The piece portrays households strained by rising milk and fruit prices, detailing how working families cut essentials, grappling with higher food costs and tighter budgets. It references a woman speaker, nursery and household expenses, and notes government measures and ministerial commentary affecting prices and welfare.
In a Supreme Court of Victoria road crash case Mrs. Male claimed £15000 against Victorian Railway Commissioners Bond's Motor Services Ltd and individuals including Reginald Oliver Forbes. The jury heard a collision involving a Band's Motor Taxi and a train at a level crossing. Costs were awarded, totaling £17000 in legal expenses. The Australian record for damages remains cited as support.
Dr A Wood, leader of the Victorian and Tasmanian Methodist Conference, cautions that jealousy and communism threaten world peace. He asserts war and life have been shaped by these forces and calls for peace and love amid looming global danger.
An extended discussion on Liberal and Country Party policy and leadership. References to the Western Province results, the federation government, and the Labor Party stance. Mentions figures such as Mr Brown and reactions from party branches and supporters.
Supporters will be invited to the club's cheer squad night to inform the team. President Mr. San Pearce will announce the lineup tonight at Ray Buckley’s. Coach Jack Blackman will deliver lectures and Buckley will provide entertainment with firma.
Real estate agents interviewed yesterday report land prices near Melbourne remain steady with only slight declines in a few sites. One agent notes sales in June and July were slower while buyers and sellers expect minor adjustments as the market adjusts.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a player with a concussion during a weekend incident. It notes hospital admission and recovery, with unclear names and specifics due to unreadable text.
Report from Horsham notes rising butter demand as farmers debate price, production, and a proposed Commonwealth funded industry scheme. Welfare of taxpayers and guaranteed supply are linked to potential rationing if production falls and prices rise, with farmers seeking steadier markets.
A junior or senior player sustained injuries amid unclear circumstances as teammates and staff respond. The report notes injury specifics are incomplete, with attention focused on the impact on team readiness and future games.
A local tender process opens for repairs to the court house with bids expected from contractors named in the notice. Officials urge timely submission to ensure project funding and compliance with municipal regulations.
Fragmented OCR notice outlines beer supply concerns as distributors warn of limited stock this week. Mentions bottling, distribution delays, and potential price impacts across markets with unclear local details.
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