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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1937
Page
8
Reports say Japanese soldiers insulted the American flag in the Wahu area triggering protests to authorities. The incident included pulling down a flag and desecration actions followed by calls to remove symbols. The British ambassador raised the issue with the Japanese government and warned of consequences beyond territorial waters.
An Italian writer, Keme, questions Eden's stance and hints at espionage claims amid European plots. The piece speculates on collaboration with Germany and broader geopolitical tensions.
An investigation in London addresses sleeping sickness concerns and personal safety measures. Officials report a satisfactory recovery while outlining steps to prevent disease spread and ensure public health. The update includes references to related health and security actions.
Government forces captured 1200 prisoners and heavy equipment in the Teruel area amid reports of a Peoples army triumph. Insurgent broadcasts deny Teruel’s fall as Swallow’s Ice Cream and Iced Milk overated drinks are advertised at Cincotta’s Duplicate Bar opposite the Post Rice.
Wanted representatives to solicit subscriptions for Victoria leading retailer monthly journals in the Her shaw district. Applications should be submitted to The Madera Store Melbourne when full particulars of proposals will be provided to applicants.
Two ice chests offered for sale by Roy FISDLAY at 4 Wilson Street Honeham with contact UB Gates by phone 365 1. Also notes on developing and printing services at PTEAGOCK'S Pharmacy.
A flag bridge evening at the Cafe Cecil celebrated results in the No. 2 Block of the Popular Girl Competition. Prize winners include Mr. King (department), Mr. R. Cheeseman (Hor sham), and Miss P. Knipe (Hor sham).
Gilbert Kennedy, 72, of Sturt Meadows station in West Australia, died after his motor car rolled over him following a gear mishap. The incident occurred on the property, with authorities launching an informal investigation into the fatal accident.
Nominations close February 5 1928 at 6 p.m with weights declared February 5. Only registered bookmakers may operate. The winner may be subject to handicap de-registration. Publican Booth rights to be sold at 2 p.m. February 28 1938 by Thomas Young & Co. Pty Ltd. President BR Charles.
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