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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
6
From Our Correspondent Melbourne reports rumors of cabinet tension over the Flour Acquisition Bill. The article notes friction within the government and suggests potential reshuffles as ministers Albany Allen and Dersgun face pressure amid the policy debate.
A Brunswick student, aged 98, was ordered to pay damages of £25 to another person after a court found him guilty of causing injury. The case involved a public safety incident and the defendant was released on bail.
A telegraph report from Taos identifies the body found on a cornfield allotment as that of Mrs. _____, with authorities noting the complex circumstances surrounding her death and the involvement of a husband.
The article reports in Canberra that Justice Me Terese presided over a case involving Edward Porter, a 26 year old worker, charged with a crime tied to a Wissan incident. Names Robert Clyne Weage and others are mentioned in connection with the Kingston Xo event dated months prior.
Fraud charges allege a scheme surrounding a tobacco project with defendants named Metiworne and Fielle and others plans to form groups in Yermond to influence a public spending decision. The case references interstate connections and alleged conspirators seeking a share of money from a spooked voting process.
Local report notes a disruptive incident at Seath Johestome laser wight involving Sagar Cane Catters. Police arrived as tensions escalated and authorities prepared an official response to the disturbance and its participants.
An unidentified about 26 year old woman was attacked in a park this morning. She was left with injuries after her belt was torn and she was dragged about 14 yards. Police report limited details and no suspect identified.
A damaged fragment describes a fire event causing destruction and partial sea-coverage of a settlement. It cites estimates by Mackensie of the Ral tea Arey and notes limited church activity amid wartime or unrest context, with propagandistic religious focus mentioned.
London reports show Mr Chamberlain outlining war debt cancellation as Britain pushes for debtor relief. The debate features Mr Lloyd George revealing cabinet notes and urging public release in the public interest while Mr Baldwin, acting Prime Minister, weighs the political stakes.
Washington reports widely criticize France for demanding talks on war debt before any payment. The American government denies backing down and maintains a firm stance toward Europe on repayment. Critics in Congress push back against proposals seen as delaying resolution.
The English collector plans a visit to London and Australia to conduct the national orchestra project. Chancellor Wallace hires conductor Sargent to lead the Revel World Society mission, aiming to boost broadcasting and studio work while forming an Australian national ensemble.
A historical note reports Mrs Mollison’s attempt to fly from Oran toward a distant beacon, delayed by poor weather conditions. Pilot J A Sta liton, aiming to break a record, continues as winds hamper progress. destination unclear due to garbled OCR.
London reports from Mr and Mrs Brace of Melhourse claim the official residence in Ennis Note Gardens is a white elephant. They say the High Commissioner could run it in normal times.
A garbled report mentions chains forming on a road near Nurruldel and lapr Swa tip, with deposits of five percent per member and references to Shireiffiew and Hoon rules. The text is unclear but implies a local disturbance or construction activity with scattered numbers.
Goldfields Exploration Company formed in London with capital £85,000. The New Geldhelds of Austeatia Festoration Company registered in Willeferte, Central Australia, signaling expansion and capital deployment.
Mr S M Bruce spoke at a commimental meeting with Mr Bennett to note the Dominions showed greater enthusiasm for the proposal than Britain. He argued the question could not be settled by negotiation alone and must be settled by force if necessary.
A British government reply defends canceling the IP Arer concession, arguing it is justified amid alleged threats. The case asks the Permanent Court of International Justice to examine the concession’s repute as the League of Nations contemplates action next week.
Fragmentary OCR shows addresses HH Smartt St Frederick Street Hersham and a garbled note Depot St residemom with unclear context. No complete event or clear entities beyond place names and partial street references.
In a speech the Prince of Wales addressed Britain’s resolve amid global depression. He cited Britain’s recent industrial progress and noted the need to sustain confidence to spur recovery for other nations and support employment at home.
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