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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 08, 1944
Page
2
A fragmented obituary style notice from Melbourne recalls a mother who died on September 10, 142. The message mentions family members including a Sydney born son and a daughter, with references to a husband and a long deceased father. The tone is mournful, noting loss and memory.
The Horsham town meeting passes a motion to warn residents about stray dogs roaming the town between mune ret and sunrise, with plans to collect and transport offenders. Reports include a lantern lecture, church Ladies Committee entertainments, and by election updates. Public notices call for a railway station telephone and army personnel releases.
In Horsham and surrounding districts concern grows over road haulage restrictions and their impact on coal and freight movement. Officials debate exceptional railway support, with a minister warning against broader disruption. one council criticizes exorbitant permit fees for trucking aged goods, urging conformity to transport regulations.
The notice lists the marriage of Wulya Second Abruchier of Mex 1 Thomean Vega Duet Abroet abil the lave Str Thoms ty Lance Fram with references to Mr and Mrs A Oram Marton. A second wedding for Beth, daughter of Ed Aipawerth of Dawson Street Ballarat, to Thomas Keith former son of Me and Mrs J Keith, Lydiard armot Maliaeat, at Congregational Church Pawson Street Ballarat on Saturday at 2 30 pm.
Gacard Smith died Friday September 1 after a lung illness. A Bendigo native, he spent over 20 years with the Lands Department, serving at Bendigo and later Horsham. He was active in St Michael and Johns Church, the HACBS, Horsham Bowling Club, and friendly society work. Survived by wife Jean Sanger, four children, and four sisters.
Wire filed report from Melbourne states the Pull Court dismissed MPERL as the Transport Board’s rights to operate three vessels were upheld. The verdict limits carrier operations in the Yar region, blocking Turtle McParian’s services and affecting four or more carriers.
The British Associated Press reporter describes U S patrols near Mota and other American units approaching from the city. French advances from Southern France take Chalons Sur Saone while the American First Army claims victory near Namur. Canadian patrols push toward Merquine near Cape Grinnee as Le Havre resists with heavy bombing by Lancasters.
Dispatches describe Russian and Yugoslav progress in Poland on the military front. The report mentions a German strategic focus near the Narew River and clashes involving forces from Yugoslavia, with allied movements around Belgrade and Bucharest amid a broader push across Eastern Europe.
A damaged wartime dispatch reports Allied HQ saying heavy resistance remains as German and Allied forces clash near Athata and nearby sectors. The Blehen Army is described as advancing with limited gains five miles from a key objective as May operations continue.
Ankara AP correspondent Daviey London reports Bulgara feared as German troops try to disarm Bulgarian units retreating from Yugoslavia. Russia also declared war on Bulgaria in a tense stretch of events affecting the region.
The Daily Mail reports ongoing war developments and government efforts as September approaches. It mentions military operations and political reactions, highlighting the state of conflict and official statements from authorities.
A diver from a motor ferry crew faces a manslaughter charge after a collision with an Essendon tram near Melbourne. Eyewitness testimony described a chaotic scene as authorities sought to establish sequence of events and identify responsible actions.
General MacArthur’s forces report a lull in combat as bad weather reduces aerial activity across the Southwest Pacific theater. No details on major movements or engagements are given. the message emphasizes weather-driven slowing of operations.
Forty one summ ons against railway workers were issued in a single day as part of a broad crackdown on railway services. The noisy campaign aimed to chalk up discipline and speed up timetables early in the week.
Helsinki dispatch says the Finnish peace delegation departed last night seeking settlement in the Afodoow dispute. The group includes key negotiators from government and opposition with aims to secure a durable truce and accelerated talks.
Community notices announce a Presbyteran Gulla concert at St Andrew's Hall near Woodimadao with tickets early seating and seven o'clock sweets. Methodist Church hosts annual civic service at 11 am with Mayor Dr Hutchiston and town officials in attendance. Salvation Army and allied church events include illustrated talks and altar services as part of interfaith cooperation. September 17 is highlighted for a shared special service.
A fragmented list shows Horsham town payments to various bodies and officers including the Commissioner of Taxation, nursing and benevolent societies, libraries, fire boards, gas and electric services, sewerage authority, and military support. Totals referenced include sums totaling around £1987 with additional line items for munition and municipal expenses.
Kenneth Wright and Clifton Wright attended the I thas Town Council meeting on Wah day with Mr. Whitehessan welcoming Mr. Weber. The discussion centered on the Canes G00R3 factory project and its impact on Harsha yeopie, with emphasis on employment and municipal support.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a town and district appeals page with unclear references and disjointed lines. It mentions prison-related items, possible hearings, and local fund or tithe notes amid garbled words and stray names. The readable content is too fragmented to extract coherent events or entities.
Seuney Pyursdme reports no fetes as the NW saltiels w day passes without incidents or notable events according to a wire-from Que correspondent.
Fragmented OCR text with many garbled words and names. The readable parts mention a football event or competition and several personal names, but concrete details are unreadable due to poor OCR quality.
A brief game update notes Navona’s team in a close contest with Hoel leading scoring efforts.
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