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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
2
The hearing in the case of Michel David Keeffe was adjourned on Tuesday to give time for evidence and submission. Mr Wilmoth argued Keeffe’s client should obtain leave to proceed as the case delayed. The court granted adjournment with May 10 set to hear further motions and possible transfer of custody for evidence.
Police report shows John Norman Smith, a constable, appearing Wednesday on suspicion of riding and dying without license. Witnesses say he admitted possible involvement but claimed confusion over the incident. The case proceeds with ongoing investigation and possible charges.
A new twelve tonner truck from Mowr Lanen Motor features a modern sedan style cabin, enhanced safety steering, and high efficiency performance. It offers a 20 horsepower paving option and a nine ton capacity. Local dealer Craig, CHANGES MOTONT invites inspection.
A late nineteenth century tone notes a heated discussion over a proposed state lottery and the use of proceeds for hospital funding. The piece references figures like Arnott and Cain, critiques indirect taxation, and questions federal versus state financial contributions, with mentions of Horsham and Ballarat locales in Victoria.
Neville Eldridge fined one pound after pleading guilty to parking on the pavement outside the 20th Century Theatre on February 2 at 8 10 pm. Constable J Grima stated other spaces existed but no clear by law sign showing prohibition was in place. The bench noted prior incidents and suggested better signage to warn the public.
In a local council session the Natural Resources League representative from the Wimmer Regional Committee was elected to lead the conservation group. Hurshiana and another member from the Rivers and Water Supply Committee were thanked for their service, with a call to appoint a second committee member.
Deputy Leader Mr Bolte spoke at Dimboola backing M Linton of the Liberal and Country Party for North Western Province. He warned the party could not change the Legislative Council now but stressed the stakes for Melbourne governance and the need for cross party support to secure reforms.
In Horsham, sergeant W. J. McNamara notes separate tail light switches on Victorian cars to prevent tampering. He explains the design allows the tail lights to be controlled individually, aiding police in reading number plates when lawbreakers ride at high speed. The system aims to ensure taillights operate reliably to identify vehicles.
In the Grampians region, officials press for fire control work and safer timber clearing near Plat Rock. Dr. R. Levitelen and Dr. Laviteke advocate enhanced measures to prevent dangerous fires, arguing steering toward planned clearance and water catchment improvements.
A local euchre party raised money totaling £9 for a village event. The contest featured Mr and Mrs Wo Maetinber as organizers, with Mrs Chardinan and Mr A Pripmedi acknowledged for prizes. The evening included hospitality and remarks by community members, with contributions noted from several attendees.
Fragmented OCR outlines a city utility vehicle lacking plate numbers amid garbled text. Mentions of names and places appear scattered, with unclear actions, dates, or authoritative context.
In Horsham Town Hall on Wednesday night a performance by the Veura Club and guests drew a receptive crowd. The program featured standout dancers and musicians including Max Bar Clett and Mine Ame AfeUniingall, with lively routines that held the audience's attention and earned applause throughout.
Fragmented social notes reference various names and places with unclear context. The readable phrases mention events, possibly social gatherings or obituaries, but many words are garbled, leaving the exact individuals and dates indeterminate.
A garbled trade notice lists poultry supplies and related items from a supplier. It mentions ducks hens and various poultry products, with reference to prices per unit and possible brands or vendors. The legible content shows scattered product terms and supplier hints without clear context or complete details.
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