Growers Protest Sackings At Wimmera Forest Nursery
WARRACKNABEAL Vic Mid-Immera District Council of the Wheat and Wool Growers Action will protest against three sackings at the Wimmera Forest Nursery. A letter of protest to the Minister for Lands and Forestry and to officials demands reinstatement. The meeting at Minyip urged action as the nursery’s work was seen as important to Australia and government policy on wages and imports.
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Australia
Warracknabeal
Mid- Immera
Vicin Wheat and Wool Growers
Wimmera
Joe
W.w.w.ga
Protest at piping changes delayed mill work plan
Protesters gathered Monday night at the V.W.AWY branch under Drates and sw from Wall Nursery, hindering uod work slated for nitree Pry. WV stated the nursery tied to government-vonenene whilety and questions about HC bond considerations emerged. Winners Wiatrict Cornell of VW ToAw organized a meeting in Minylpon on Tuesday.
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V.w.awy,a
Wall Nursery
Vonenene
Cornell
Minylpon
St Joan Play Staged By Horsham Adults This June
A Melbourne performance of St Joan by the Cornestive Adult group is set to be staged in Horsham on Saturday June 6. Brunel provided an inky performance in an acting part when it showed in Melbourne.
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St. Joan
National ‘Theatre
Down
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Horsham
Brunel
Thoughtless Damage to Shire Roads Draws Prosecution Talk
Aropiles Shire Council President Cr H Wade blasted indiscriminate road damage on the Horshayn Nor Road. At Tuesday's meeting Dr Wade and Cr Emmerson discussed towing disc damage along sealed sections, noting repairs could take half a day. Cr Wade moved to pursue action with Country Roads authorities to decide on a response.
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D. R Emmerann
Uesen
UN Road
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Emmerson
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Cr Hole
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Reds Grab Power in China Visit to Horsham Church
Mn Ge statin and a party from China will visit Horsham over the weekend, presenting pictures of China and discussing the Communist regime. The speaker has lived under Communist rule for 18 years and will speak at several local churches on Sunday.
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Horsham
China
Famaly Witnes
Chinewe Peoples Republic
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Anydrew
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Immunization urged for diphtheria in children
A local health notice urges diphtheria immunization for every child, advocating vaccination preferably before age one. Dr Jolley advises starting as early as possible within the recommended age range to maximize protection and curb the disease in the community.
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Henith Omicer
Jolley
Nath
Man Helps Sheep Despite Severe Injuries
A driver named Barney Morsianey refused to abandon a injured ewe en route to Horsham. The ewe suffered multiple broken injuries from days earlier, and medical care was not sought until Wednesday after arrival at the hospital.
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Ewan
Barney Morsianey
Ewan Will
Hedik
Plan for five year wheat stabilisation to be pressed
Warrack Nabeal and the Mid-Wimmera district council of the Victorian Wheat and Wool Growers Association will back a five year extension to the wheat stabilisation plan. The council endorsed its state executive motion supporting the plan to counter the Australian Wheat Federation attempts to drop it before 1963. Leaders cited market weakness and government actions as key factors shaping policy.
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Mid-Wimmern
F. Mahoe
Minyiyu
Hi Federation
My. Maher Steelard
Mourton
Tralian) Wheat Federation
Eneried Sinanimnonly
District Rain Totals Dampen Harvest Preparations
Light rainfall measured across Horta district this week, with Horsham recording seven points and Binwell five points. Northam saw the heaviest fall, while Natimuk noted nineteen points. readings varied across districts. Farmers hope for an inch more in the fortnight to ready ground for sowing.
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Horta
Horsham
Binwel
Hortham
Jnv
Natimuk Pox
Medical Examinations Planned for Trainees in August
Medical examinations for National Review trainee intake are set to begin in August during the first week. The program, organized by the Employment Officer, aims to ensure candidates meet health requirements before placement.
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Raineen
National Berview
Ptr
Mrs Ciara Yurg Celebrates 90th Birthday With Service
A church gathering marked the 90th birthday of Mrs. Ciara Yurg. The Congregational and Church of England Guid. members attended a Wednesday afternoon service and presented stationery. The event honored her long life and connections with local families and friends.
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Infant Safety and Crib Proposals From City Meeting
A damaged OCR note discusses infant care and crib safety ideas linked to a city meeting. It mentions a pediatrician or health advocate, advice on keeping infants secure, and mentions a plan to improve home child health standards. The text is fragmented and hard to parse but centers on infant protection measures and related public proposals.
Fragmentary political ruminations on U S candidates
The text fragments reference President Roosevelt's death in World War 4 and speculate on Democratic nominees like Kefauver and Stevenson, with mentions of Truman and Allied command figures. It reads as disjointed, era-tinged political commentary lacking coherent events or dates.
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United States of
United States
Roosevelt
Forced Off Road By Truck In Morning Crash
A driver fell asleep at the wheel causing a collision on the Western Highway. A pedestrian or passerby reported seeing murals damaged as vehicles veered off the road. The incident is under investigation by local authorities and no serious injuries are confirmed.
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Ae Egutian
Wingh Sui
Huy
Wu Bear Dadawoll
Wil Nou Lee
HUCK
Wintil
Hi Hind
Todd Tay
Six men fined total of £36 on traffic breaches
Six men including Leslie Ryan A C Celli Ronald Stanbury George Edward Brown Keith Raymond Bullock and Howard Lintern were fined a total of £36 for traffic breaches near Horsham. Constable L Purser testified about incidents on December 9 and December 22 1982 as drivers were penalised for offences such as speeding and failing to keep in lane.
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George Edward Brown
Keith Raymond Bullock
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Bandmaster for 52 Years Resigns Amid City Band Shuffle
A longtime bandmaster with 52 years service resigns from the city band after a period of transition. The organization notes a new leader is to be announced and a shift in roles follows augmented by community support activities and upcoming public events.
Apex Wood Chop At Horsham Apex Chub Event
In Horsham a local wood chopping event drew volunteers and spectators. Organizers announced safety measures and fee details while highlighting community spirit and a small prize for the best performance.
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Horsham
Iiveret
Wind
Honatet Tomer
Many early lambs in Horsham district report
A disrupted report from Horsham district notes a surge of early lambs on farms. Local observers cite rising numbers and expect continued lambing activity this year, with farmers assessing pasture conditions and potential market delivery.
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Horsham District
Wounded City Bay in Korea Amid Training Echoes
Fragmentary wartime notes recall Korea updates and training reports. Mentions city names, naval and army units, and overseas theater tensions. Readers see scattered references to ships, pilots, and defenders amid a broader war context.
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City Bay
Korea
Ambulance funding district plan discussed at meeting
On Monday night Mr Wit attends the nim meeting of the Garoke hee vice and explained the fune Hiuninga of new dietriet me bnance servicery through out t Vietoria and Han Gielen would be affected.
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Randelle
Janer Borier
Mr Wit
Mini
Thirteen Foxes Killed in Drive at Martoa
A fox drive in Martoa killed thirteen foxes on Monday afternoon as part of a local hunting event. Nineteen shooters participated and about £108 was saved in costs, according to organizers.
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Drive Martoa
Reducing tax or output warned at Warrnabeal meeting
At Warrnabeal on Monday the annual gathering of the Avine Primary Producer’s Union heard warnings that reducing taxes could lower output. Speakers argued government action and taxation affect farm income and community employment, with calls for policy to support primary production as a key economic path.
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Garroke
Winsmera
Ialine
Warrnabeal
Lueet
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Aarne
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