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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1952
Page
1
Mr Mibus urged loyalty to the L.C.P. and support for the agreement at the Horsham Branch annual meeting. He emphasized not sacrificing principle for political expediency while criticizing Labour alignment and stressing the need to back the government if it advances legislative plans.
A fragmented note describes trains tomorrow from Horsham to Melbourne. It mentions arrival details around 348 140 p.m. and references routine extensions and daily services. The readable parts include names and places such as Horsham and Melbourne, with unclear supplementary data.
Report indicates Blackman sustained a broken jaw and will not help the Red Wail Blues against Wisrrawkinveat on Saturday. Ambulance crews attended the scene as Blackgroat refused to take the field, with Keith Quirk and Morahan among responders.
The Horsham Agricultural Society outlines the show events and awards with a champion wheat grower receiving a cup from the show president. Notes mention a Canada exhibition invitation, preparations for October events, and future exhibits including wool and machinery.
Prime Minister Menzies responds to overseas trip remarks and taxation criticism, accusing opponents of distortions aimed at discrediting the government. He defends public works plans and asserts confidence in the policy amid political debate and media commentary.
Farmers and local officials discuss a proposed settlement plan that would acquire land for a new site. Witnesses describe consulting gaps, wheat quality in Druny, and involvement by McManus and others with no prior coordination. The discussion highlights hoped improvements and concerns about responsibilities and compensation.
In a Wimmera League match at City Oval Horsham-Murton clash sparked debate over spirit and fair play. Spectators and officials note unusual aggression and repeated incidents as players from both sides collide amid a tense, uncertain game.
A new physician joins the city, with the event scheduled for September 19. Officials say the appointment expands local health services and improves access for residents. The ceremony will include remarks from city leaders and medical staff.
Saints season setback reported as a player is out for the season. It notes injuries and the impact on team plans and future games. The fragment references internal team names and positions, signaling a major roster disruption.
In Horsham Friday Myear ld Margaret Rose Windsor joyfully reads a letter from Princess Margaret Rose. The handwritten note reached the young girl, described as the happiest in town, signaling a personal royal gesture.
Amid widespread fatigue, residents express exasperation over ongoing voting campaigns and political unrest. The scene reflects rising weariness as candidates, rallies, and local issues dominate daily life, shaping public sentiment and turnout expectations.
A fragmented OCR text hints at a trout opening event with multiple names and scattered phrases. The readable elements include personal names and references to a race or competition setting, though many words are garbled.
A fragmentary report describes two youths undertaking a long walkabout through marshland then disappearing near a constable’s jurisdiction. Authorities, including a constable Tyrtrey of Marshalle, search the area while speculation centers on potential shelter, danger, or misadventure as the boys remain unaccounted.
Fragmented OCR text shows a car overturning incident with unclear names and places. Readable bits mention a woman and mother figures, with possible references to a Hart or Hart-related event and Latio effects, but details remain obscured.
A damaged reading lists partial details about a local item with scattered phrases and uncertain names. The readable text hints at a public or community notice but lacks clarity on date, place, or action. Further legible text is needed to confirm the event and participants.
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