Growers Fight Move to Remove Wheat Stabilisation Leader
About 100 growers from Kaniva Nhill Jeparit Dimboola Warracknabeal Jimuk Beulah and Horsham districts met chaired by George Evans to oppose the removal of Mr Cullen from the Wheat Board The meeting argued the Government’s appointment of Teasdale as chairman could threaten the stabilisation plan and urged protest if cabinet decisions bypassed the board The group cited Cullen’s long service including 1939 contributions and warned against undermining the Wheat Board as the plan’s heart and foundation.
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G. H. Evans
Wera
Kaniva
Nhill
Jeparit
Dimboola
Warrmeeknabeal
Jimuk
Beulah
Horsham
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Victorian Wheat and Wool Growers’ Association
George Evans
Lorquon-Netherby
West Wimmera
Evans
W.W.W.G.A
Whr
Cullen
Wheat Board Dismissal Sparks State Protest Debate
Tarangure growers moved a resolution condemning Mr Cullen's dismissal as chair of the Australian Wheat Board and urging immediate reconsideration with Cullen reinstated. Attendees voiced fears for the Commonwealth Stabilisation Plan as Mr Tessiale was named chair, while others defended government prerogative. The meeting ended with one dissent and a pledge to mobilize protests across the state.
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Tarangure
Uinetag Ot Weat
Callen
Australian Wheat Board
Cull
Tessiale
FS. M Crafter
Blackheath
Evans
Deid
Cullen
J. Stanfont
Yanne
McEwen
Mekwen
E. L. Mibus
Katya
Cartal
F SH Crafter
Couwens
Governor to visit Horsham on October 5
The governor Sir Dallas Brooks will visit Horsham on October 5. Town Clerk A. J. Wattn received the advice from the governor’s private secretary Colese Faye. The invitation notes plans for centenary celebrations and a staff member Lieut. Byrne will return next month to discuss arrangements.
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Sir Dallas Brooks
Horsham
A. J. Wattn
Colese
Faye City Connell
Staf
Lieut. Byrne
Car hits tree injures Horsham man near Deep Lead
A Horsham youth Patrick Buffham aged 20 suffered head injuries when a car carrying him and three other men ran off the Western Highway near Deep Lead. Driver Ivan Reid from Horsham also involved. Buffham slept in the front seat and was knocked unconscious. he was taken to Stawell for treatment.
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Horsham
Deep Lead
Patrick Joseph John Buffham
Park Street
Ivan Reid
Stawel
Stawell
Buffham
Horam
Queen visits Leatherhead college to open new disabled wing
The Queen visited the Queen Elizabeth Training College for the Disabled at Leatherhead and opened Spring fok House, a hostel for training disabled women and girls for employment. The college marks its thirteenth anniversary and has trained over 2000 disabled men for regular work.
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Queen Elizabeth Training College For the Disablat
Leatherhead
Springfok House
Queen EL Training College
Protection demands rise near sanctuaries over roo plague
Local farmer Mr. Ken Carter of Laharum complains of overwhelming kangaroo trouble. He describes mobs of 20 to 50 animals roaming near sanctuaries and urges stronger protection measures amid widespread roos. He notes emus are less troublesome this year and calls for immediate action.
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Ken. Carter
Laharum
Carter
Frogman Jump Sparks Safety Road Limit Debate
Four journalists and four photographers from French and Belgian journals toured Britain's defence sites including the Western Union examining squad radar establishment and Gatish Depot at Caterham. A frogman demonstration shows a diver entering the water to locate an underwater obstacle. The six-ton limit on Grampians Road is enforced to protect the main road during winter, with permits issued for exceedance and council advised of facts.
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Britain
Western Union
Gaundy
Caterham
Woolwich Arsenal
Ira
Grampians
Perrin
Wimmera
Child Dies After Fall at Stawell Hospital
A three year old boy, son of Mr Hately of Jall, died after a fall. Doctors Jef Freya and the Stawell District Hospital nursing staff worked for two hours but could not revive him. The event occurred on Wednesday amid hospital life and local inquiries begin.
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Jeffreya
Stawell District Hospital
Hately
Union Jacks for Citizen Services
The Commonwealth Department of Immigration plans to supply courts with Union Jacks for display during naturalisation services. A jumble of corrupted text follows with scattered references to people, places, and phrases, but no clear additional facts or dates emerge.
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Commonwealth Department of Immigration
Blood Transfusion Saves Baby Girl at Wimmera Base
A four week old girl, Eileen Mary Irvin of Glenorchy, received four ounces of blood at Wimmera Base Hospital to save her life. Doctors said she was an RH baby with blood disorder, requiring fresh blood to halt self-destruction. The infant weighed about nine pounds yesterday, with birth weight listed as 8 1/2 pounds.
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Wimmera Base Hospital
Eileen Mary
J. Irvin
Glenorchy
Horsham
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