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Fragmented OCR listing theatre items notes Braden Deheve and a committee with votes. Readable text mentions east ary Vie and mull ayes in a cultural event context.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1954
Page
3
Fragmented OCR listing theatre items notes Braden Deheve and a committee with votes. Readable text mentions east ary Vie and mull ayes in a cultural event context.
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A young sailor, just completing five months of national service training in the Navy, assisted in a dramatic rescue of a Dutch ship. The event followed a reporting of engine fires and peril, with witnesses detailing cautious actions to prevent further danger aboard. The piece notes the sailor's timing and the broader wartime training context.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a transport item with numerous garbled names and places. It mentions mudguards absent and a string of unclear proper nouns including person and place fragments, leaving the core facts unreadable. No coherent events or outcomes can be established from the legible text.
The article discusses changes to savings limits and related terms. It notes shifts in percentages and eligibility criteria, referencing accounts and institutions. Specific names and dates are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece centers on financial limits and consumer impact.
The rivalry between Winton Turnbull MP for Mallee and Keith Turnbull MLA for Korong abates after a long dispute. The scene features party names and notes a chaotic exchange with remarks about candidates and duties, reflecting a charged political moment.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a port trade boost and improvements in weekly operations. Mentions WesternMinted Rome beras and Anders highlighting the importance of some attainment in rail or naval contexts. Unclear phrases reference fall communication and transportation fate.
Record notes a stroke event at a golf club on Saturday with players taking cards and high spirits. The day featured many participants including several named figures and varied performances, with some staff and locals marking the event as lively and competitive.
Mr B G May of Longerenong Agricultural College spoke at Horsham Rotary Club about oil fortunes. He said oil exploration has produced more wealth and losses than any other field, noting Western Australia and Roma as key centers and highlighting the romantic appeal of oil alongside gold.
An OCR fragment discusses road lines and IPE lines amid unclear placement. It mentions volumes, numbers, and various entities without clear context. The readable parts hint at a traffic or infrastructure dispute involving multiple parties and dates yet to be clarified.
Union representatives report a £600 credit arranged by Anne White for members, detailing eligibility and application steps. The notice outlines how members can claim the credit and cautions on deadlines and required documentation.
The report notes Wimmera Shire has used 85 percent of its budget estimates with 67 percent of the financial year elapsed. It cites Secretary KH Lovett and mentions expenditures across funding areas, road works, and related projects, indicating a high level of spending against forecasts.
Local residents report persistent rain driven flooding and broken water drains. Attorneys and officials coordinate repairs, with public notices urging patience and describing timelines for mitigation and service restoration.
Improbable fragments describe an immunisation campaign amid apathy. A meeting featuring representatives possibly from a union and civic groups was held on an unspecified date. Names and places are unclear, with garbled text hampering precise facts.
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