Obituary: Miss Eileen Carracher of Minimay
Death of Miss Eileen Rose Carracher at Edenhope Bush Surfing Hospital at 53. She was a respected supporter of local sport and public affairs. Funeral held at Minimay Cemetery after service at Minimay Church. Also reports Mr P Molloy injuring foot fencing. progress noted. Red Cross sent foodstuffs for Britain appeal.
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Eileen Rose Carracher
Minimay
Edenhope Bush
Airs
Jo Carracher
Mini Yn
Mary
Morad Mies
Rede
Mithway
Wie
Priveside
Soreihes
Fro
Sprmules
Corf- Tu
Messrs
Lavery
Jo Merrigan
Mi Raintien
AL Reed
AP Cueraielier
Arsonal
Set
Minit
Pethave
P. Molloy
Bull
Kaniva
Ele
Britain
Minimay Red Cross Society
Food For
Community event highlights amid poor weather and hostesses
The report describes a local gathering with hostesses providing evening refreshments and music. It notes attendance by Valetta Chequer and Mr Book Sheng, with performances including recitations and songs. The narrative mentions servicemen, the Menlandist Ladies' Guild, and travel by Valetta Nnd to Townsville for the event, despite rain and cold conditions.
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Lonna
Mes
Valetta Chequer
Urehestim
Boe
Dhandall
Hentorole
Dhaertawr
PRA AK Valetta
Townsville
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Menlandist Ladies’ Guild
Rainfall and social notes from the district update
Over the past weeks the area has faced cold dull weather with low rainfall. April and May saw light totals and a five month sum near record lows while a Red Cross drive and a charity sale raised funds though turnout was down. Howard Hobbes, youngest son of Mr and Mrs A Hobbes, has been named second engineer to the Melbourne City Council after leaving the army.
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Bat Iles
Canle
Witts
Hed Cross Foods
Ewig
Richie Hobbs
Redd Cross Jiraodh
Howard
A Hobbes
Melbourne
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Horsham
the Oval
Oval
Council Chamber
When Having a Perm Why Not The Best
A brief query on choosing a permanent wave treatment. It questions whether the chosen salon offers the best results and highlights the desire for quality curling and lasting style.
Rankin Favored In Western Province Race
A letter to the editor urges voters to support Hon. R. C. Rankin in the Western Province election. The writer warns that chaotic political drift threatens stability and calls for electors to rally for law and order and a democratic Christian framework.
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Horsham Times
Legislation Council
Western
R. C. Rankin
Rankin
Victoria
A. F. Carracher
Booroopki
Town Wants To Drier Whorslie Truss
Letter writer comments on a magazine paragraph about wartime councils becoming hush hush. He argues new councillors should end secrecy to uphold the Local Government Act and signs off with a brief closing.
Butler Defends Credit Claim in Horsham Times Letter
Eric D. Butler rebutts Jackaroo over claims banks create credit and Alberta social credit policy. He cites Reg McKenna and Mr. Vickers, names Niemeyer and Guggenheimer, and accuses opponents of misquoting press coverage. He praises Alberta's 1957 Credit Regulation Act and ongoing reforms while inviting further debate at future meetings.
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Disappearance of Art Treasures Stuns London
Police probe the theft from a war time refuge in London of art treasures valued at £40,000. The Daily Telegraph notes the items belonged to a well known personage who recently died. executors uncovered the loss while settling the estate and appeal to dealers and collectors worldwide is issued to recover the pieces.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Organ Recital and Sacred Concert At Methodist Church
Thanksgiving theme concert led by Mrs. J Sawyer drew about 500 listeners at the Methodist Church Tuesday. The Methodist Choir, with Mrs Bowyer and soloists, featured works by Bach Mozart and Handel plus an Elijah excerpt ending with the Hallelujah chorus.
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J. Sawyer
Methodist
A. D. Beynon
Bohl Perry
Mavis Terry
F. Ou. Fielding
Sawyer
Heyumn
Gwill
Fielding
British hand over Egyptian barracks to Egypt
London reports the Brish headquarters to air has announced Wingate Har movks handed over to Egypt. The release says this creates another link in the implementation of British policy of evolution.
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Aire
Wingate Harmovks
Egypt
Debate Over Executing Willie Tranets in Louisiana
The American Associated Press reports the U S Supreme Court did not decide if Willie Tranets a Black man aged 1 in Louisiana should face the electric chair a second time Frasich who was convicted in a robbery death survived the first attempt The Louisiana Supreme Court refused to rule on a second execution and the case was sent to the U S Supreme Court for action.
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American Associated Press
States Supreme Court
Willie Tranets
Louisiana
Sond
Frasich
King A
Louisifa
Queen Carnival planned to fund Horsham branch RS L rooms
Horsham RSL branch launches a Queen Carnival to raise money for new two storey club rooms on the Memorial Hall site. Bert Roe leads the effort with a November 11 Armistice Day crowning event planned and a campaign secretary slate to be announced.
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R.S.L
By Health Centre
Quatera
Sheme
Horsham
Bert Roe
Horsham Club Holds Third Junior Series Race
The Horsham Homing Club held its third junior race on Saturday covering 45 miles. A strong tailwind aided times and returns from most lofts. The winner was a blue pied bird from Owhel Oythoas with a 63 minute 39 second time. Aggregate points leaders list D Griffin, P Eagles, Bennett Brow, J Aisbett, Tucker Bros. Next race to Horsham 113 miles from an airline distance.
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Sye
D. Bye
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Bennett Brea
S. Carers
Tay Ho Quer
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P. Eagies
Bennett Brow
J. Abbett
Tucker Bros
Carter
Horsham
Soldier settlers postwar plan praised by minister
The Minister for Postwar Reconstruction Mr Dedman says soldier settlers will receive better deals after the war. He asserts the land settlement scheme for servicemen will avoid abuses seen after previous wars and will operate fully to help provide secure homes.
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Tlers
Marten Sokfler
Euussae Bendis
Earl Ones
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