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Horsham Times

Location

Horsham, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jun 30, 1950

Page

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Truman Sees National Guard Amid Party Dispute

Report excerpts the Horsham Country Party secretary Mr. Bielke saying the Liberal City Party opposed cooperation after two years of campaigning. It notes Liberal and Country Party failed to win a mandate in the state election and records denials of offers to Labor and calls for electoral reform to redistribute seats.

Horsham The Country Party R. C. Bielke Liberal “City” Party Mr. Bielke Liberal and Country Party Mir Milas Vhce Coun Biesive Poditeel Toverntmant Weil Fark Canthiesner Brunel Or Rye Oa eviteKe Oulimt Waders Tures Levitzke United States Armed Service Defence Department Truman National Guard U.S Armed Forces

Foxes and Crows Ravage Lambs Across Local Farms

The early season losses total about £500 with J W Purvis reporting around 100 lamb deaths on two properties due to foxes and crows. A drive against foxes will start once conditions allow. A Koenig on Weetis Hill laments 34 of about 70 lambs lost this season to birds and foxes, while Gibbard of Wee ks uses lamb skins to deter crows with limited success and notes tractors reduce sheep disturbance during cropping.

J. W. Purvis Taylor's Toke Jacks Am Hin AL A. Koenig Weetis Ntl A. Gibbard Weeks Gillard

Labor Worried About New Election Says Lawrence

Mr Lawrence warned that Parliament is unworkable and a double dissolution may be needed after recent stalemate. He claimed the Opposition lacks confidence from the electors and urged voters to back measures endorsed by voters last December including outlawing Communism in Australia.

Lawrence House of Representatives Australia Senate Mr. Lawrence Labor Party

Tea price to rise if subsidy ends in Australia

A Horsham shopkeeper warned that ending the tea subsidy would push prices from about 3/6 to around 6 a pound. He said such a rise would be a severe blow to most Australian families as tea is a staple for many households. The subsidy currenty keeps the retail price lower than it would be without government support.

Horsham

Rayon May Rise Suit Prices

A Horsham shopkeeper says no general rise in men s suit prices in the next two months but rayon lining costs may push prices up. Melbourne reports suggest tariffs could lift suit costs by 5 to 10 shillings, with linings affected. Some firms expect only a 5 shilling rise if the trade shifts to higher cotton content.

Horsham Melbourne One E Melbourne Clothing’ Manufacturing

Princess at Guide Gathering Heads World Conference

Representatives of the Girl Guide Movement from across the world gather for the 13th world Conference of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts at St Hugh's College Oxford. A rally near Chelmsford draws about 6,000 Guides in Ryland's Park for a salute.

Girl Guide of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts

Floods Cut Gas Supply Across New South Wales

Floods in New South Wales hamper coal fields and reduce gas output. Horsham faces restrictions from the Colonial Gas Association with daily gas use limited to morning and evening periods. Manager D Lloyd confirms restrictions apply locally.

New South Wales Horsham Horsham Works Colonial Gas Association D. Lloyd

First Child Endowment Forms Available Next Week

Hor sham Post Office to issue first child endowment forms toward end of next week. Postmaster Mr J C Luckie said forms not yet received but mothers may apply soon for the five endowment for the first child. Those with endowment for other children receive the additional amount automatically. others have six months to lodge claims.

Horsham Te Horsham J.C. Luckie

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