Loyalty to Dunstan Government Affirmed In Goulburn Valley UC P Congress
At a quarterly United Country party meeting in Goulburn Valley the district council expressed confidence in the Dunstan government while resignations were discussed. Key figures including G J Tuckett Kilpatrick and J G McDonald urged unity, condemned Central Council divisions, and debated reconciliation measures. Mr Billingham and Mr Moss resigned as district secretary and auditor amid ongoing party splits and criticisms of the Countryman newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Party
Goulburn Valley
United Country Party
S Vmirton
Central Council
Geo. Billingham
G. C. Moss
Hosa
Tibet
Jeje
Partien
Lalibera
Tuchitt
U.C.P
Me McDonald
Victoria
UAP
U.P
Dunstan
Party
Labor
Labor Party
Australia
Kilpatrick
Cemical Council
Ballarat
Tom Patterson
T 4
A Committee
Europe
Michel
Simpson
Patterson
N.3.w
McDonald
Billingham
Hanlon
U.A.P
Fairless
Hocking
Skeats
UCP
Watters
McKay
Moss
Geelong
A.C.P.A
Dunston
W. L. Moss
Axtrict Council
Tallygaroopas
Bellingham
Lihers Country Party
Tro
Egret
A. Galt
Meaklin
Countryman
District Council
McDonell
McGee
Skest
Unseen Rescue Sparks Thanks At Numurkah
An anonymous rider saved a girl during a galloping horse incident near Numurkah's Methodist Church. The rescuer, tall and unnamed, received a grateful thanks letter noting the danger and quick action. The letter contrasts with local council disputes over Union Commonwealth Party unity and governance, urging restoration of confidence and loyalty while noting political tensions in the Goulburn Valley.
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Numurkah
O.K
Reader letters clash over Judkins speech at Katamatite
The Editor replies to Mr Hall about a 1938 temperance letter and a policy speech by Rev G A Judkins. He defends resurrecting the older correspondence from April and accuses Mr Hull of misquoting and diverting from the real issue.
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Hall
G. A. Judkin
Katamatite
Hull
G. A. Judkins
Judkins
Town Band Carnival Aids Numerkah Band Funds
The annual carnival at Numerkah yester day supported the Numerkah Town Band with proceeds around £29 from gate takings and pre sold badges. A large crowd enjoyed a parade led by the Numurka troop and Coburg Ladies Pipe Band, with many volunteers aiding stalls, races, and demonstrations, including Scouts, fire brigade events, and musical performances.
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Numerkah
Eneretic
G. Sunderland
Ted. Seymour
Messrs C. Lynch
W. Wall
Soldiers Memorial
Numurkah
Light Horse
Jack Thornton
Coburg Ladies
Jean Schneider
Law
W. Elliot
Brown, Corke and Co
Jack Coxon
Bicon
Stromberg-Carlson Co
Yarrawonga Boy Scouts
Wally Green
Mesars Manger
O'Neill
Coydial
Charlie McFarlane
J. Hickey
Numutkah
Shepparton
Tatura
Benalia
Eharmeters
Dave Blackley
Allan Vickerman
D. Nicholls
Fire Brigade
L.cpl. Christie
Tpr. Gray
Cpl. Brown
Tpr. Law
Norman Blake
Jean Hilliard
Numurkah Presbyterians
Wasia
Presbyterians
Winnie Jackson
Mrs C. Howard
Betty Murray
Joan West
Yarrawonga
Benalla
Numurksh
Yar Fe
Coburg
Trinne Ty
Doris Mckenna
Kerr
Mery Redford
Betty Reiner
Rael
Strathapey
Mix Law
Yallourn
F.C. Matthews
W. Donald
C. Hilliard
The
Reg. Pond
Barney Harbor
Sally
George Paterson
Jean Robertson
Winnie Webster
Beryl Kinpaird
Graham Heard
Ty Ness
F. J. Webster
Wy Elliot Bes
Mick Coxon
Dag
Clark
Ken Clark
L. Gainey
Yarrawonga Scouts
Jackson
Tenper
Tpre Gray
Kstie
Tr Gray
Dick, Brown
Tore Laidlaw
Gordon Saxon
Concert At Mechanics Hall Showed Local Talent And Band
A full Mechanics’ Hall on Sunday night hosted an entertaining concert presided by G. W. Sunderland. Coburg Ladies’ Pipe Band performed two items followed by diverse numbers from local talent including Miss Moya Griffith and Miss May Girlie. The Blue Moon Orchestra provided music and the audience praised the performances and the band’s generosity in supporting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanica
Coburg Ladies’ Pipe Band
Nustc
Blue Moon Orchestra
The
Indies
Mechanics’ Hall
G. W. Sunderland
Annie Laurie
HR. Paul
Selvevion
Fair Maid At
Perth
Numurkah Town
Mint Res Bourke
Patytsang
Mie Deat
Seorlinit
Wyve
Miss (Mand
Pay Baril
Reo
Tylloeh
Jean Schneider
Hilla
Ware
He Turley
Moya Griffith
Herbs
Edinborough
Tiwn
Numurkih
Minith
Scissors and Paste Paragraphs Purloined from Other Papers
Fragmented newspaper item notes copied paragraphs from other papers and stray bits on football bans. It includes odd phrases about weather records, wheat, currency, and book judging schemes, with multiple names and places obscured by garbled OCR.
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Felay
Foley
Sidibe
Fenes Garry
Kent
Tnt
Hhalne
Leader
the Leader
N. Blake
Blake
Jean Hillerd
A. Matthews
Bigady Vents
Reid
Marshall
H Fewwaye
Pesby
Leinal
Aid
Waaia
Pesbyterians
Madge Cleary
Mel Howard
Waain
Gladys Tweddle
Irene Rees
Jack Reynoldson
Strathmerton
Ani
C. Howard
J Went
Yarrawongs
Yarra
Dubbo
Sudan
Westranilfuthier
Lilae Tvg
Ligua
Anid
Alain Lie
Millian
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