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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1950
Page
1
Friday hearing at Hersham ASNT raised farmer worries about a proposed power facility. Key figures debated environmental impact and local benefits while urging cautious review of the project timeline and community protections.
A deputation from Wimmera and Mallee wheat growers met with Mr W R Lawrence MHA to press for the dismissal of the Wheat Board chief and to seek Cabinet action. The protest followed a saloon resolution urging removal and aimed to have the matter raised with the Prime Minister.
Two sisters of Air Vice Marshal Williams were injured when their car lost control at a rail level crossing on the Western Highway between Horsham and Bimboola. Mrs L R Walker and Miss Dorothy Williams were admitted to Dimboola Bush Nursing Hospital with back and head injuries. their condition improved by last night.
The Works Committee meets tonight in the city to discuss the Persian Gate and the balk system in Victoria. Officials and builders will review maintenance and safety measures for the plant and related infrastructure.
Actress Olivia de Havilland earned a Certificate of Achievement in Theatre at the National Women's Press Club annual dinner in Washington on April 15 1960.
Wilhelm Nowak, 44, a German migrant, was killed instantly by rock fragments during a routine blast on the Coun try Roads Board project to widen a mountain road near Zumatein's crossing. He had been with the CRB about three weeks and had worked in a Fitzroy shoe factory before.
Radio link with Ireland features Coleraine speakers Mrs W D McKebery John Dickson and H P Gaussen interviewed in 3WV studios on August 3. The two way broadcast with England Australia, via ABC and BBC, will be recorded between 5 and 6 pm and aired at 9 15 pm. The overseas circuit extends by landline to Horsham studio. Horsham was noted recently by the town clerk A J Watts.
Brief readable notes reference religion and materialism as issues and report college's first loss of the season. Mentions a long trip in letters and Natimuk cas win. Page references included.
Town Clerk A. J. Watts reports a tip inspection last week found it in the best order seen. The council will decide when the tip opens to the public and discuss Fingmee ememilt toe nace args at the next meeting.
Contested probate hearing in the Supreme Court settled with Charles Bieske receiving £14,000 of the £38,000 estate left by his father Edward Breake in Melbourne. The dispute arose over the testator’s mental state when making the will and the caveat against probate was dismissed.
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