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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1944
Page
2
Melbourne correspondence from Thursday Wheel lists milling at 9/8, Cape Mo 14/6, English Xo 1 45, Po toes ie Chums 14/22/8, Bays 6, Lucerne 27, Lucerns visi ESBS to 13/5. Prices shown for various goods including 19( Ss) and £1/12/6 for Chum.
Fragmentary funeral notices honor various locals, listing kin and relations. Names include Geri Ros Wese Lorman, Hurst, LeP, and multiple references to religious and memorial events. The piece references a memorial service and multiple family connections across streets and towns, with sparse readable details surviving.
Fragmented exam notes show widespread failures and mixed results among students. Gerald Lawson, Margaret Brown, John Sinttl, and Petey Pintaysan are named in scattered references with unclear roles. The text references May and dormitory entries, with terse mentions of instructors and facilities amid a chaotic record.
A jumble of reported proceedings describes parliamentary motions and public reaction as lawmakers clash over procedure and policy. Key figures from government and opposition navigate stalled bills, criticise leadership, and call for clarity on future votes at the chamber in July.
Salvage collection from the estate of McPhergon at Bone 3-Ceast and nearby areas will take place tomorrow. Work by boys under supervision will pack and load salvage at 6:30 PM, with clear details for participants and volunteers.
The page records multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements across the Norwinha district including Mrs Irmaul Dwunkl McNery and Mrs Aietrude THateles. It notes burial at Art y kale and references family members, marriages, and farm life. Also listed are service timings, cemeteries, and mourners such as Harold J Hateles and Leslie Souimaksii with numerous relatives named.
A visiting official, led by Degas Assishan, met with the town committee and city leaders to discuss postwar reconstruction and community collaboration. The mayor and local figures praised progress, noting strong support from Commonwealth Government and measured optimism for future dividends of the partnership.
Social notes announce an engagement between Fais Trove and Bronsted Jorgien Stoker. The couple, from West Aa and Sandalton, plan a wedding at a later date with families from Myend Mire and De present.
Forces report heavy clashes on Noemfoor with enemy positions concentrated near the Namber airstrip ten miles from Kemm. Japanese opposition is described as strong, with Kormasoran said captured on Tuesday afternoon amid ongoing combat and preparations for a broader strategy by ground units.
London reports from Mr Anthony Even that German and Hungarian authorities plan deportations of Jews to Hungary. He cites strong indications and says killed numbers are plausible with recent tallies around 400,900, and near 100,000 already moved, amid a process expected to finish within about twenty days.
In the Gitteny Ranges a timber train collision caused a bridge to collapse during a Friday afternoon run. One mill hand died and two others were slightly injured while several workers escaped unharmed amid the wreckage near Bata Bowns and Clyngs Mariqdas.
A fragmented record notes a wartime gathering where prisoners of war and attendees are referenced. Mentions of officials, meeting rooms, and dates are obscured by garbled OCR, but indicate a public or organizational briefing connected to wartime duties and local oversight.
Acknowledgments list donors including Brimbacin and District and Seat Wonwondah. Mentions Mr C Sack and Mrs PR Cow, treasurer, inviting further donations to the Book of New South Wales.
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