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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1933
Page
8
A large assembly of lodge members convened for the fortnightly meeting. The Noble Grand congratulated a test for a successful turnout and plans were announced for August, with updates on sick members and welcoming invitations for new memberships.
A garbled report from Horsham notes a Saturday gathering of local groups including H A C B S and others. It mentions a welcome, a death notice for Mrs J Whitty, plans for upcoming events, and a final debate linked to a Hague meet, with vague references to attendees and activities.
The piece discusses New South Wales offering grants and loans to fund town sewerage and house connections, contrasting it with Victoria. It explains capital cost sharing, terms, and potential employment gains, arguing a liberal scheme boosts labor, construction, and local revenue while noting NSW programs compete with Victorian ambitions.
Washington reports indicate Canada’s stance may shape a new trade pact with the United States. Argentina and Colombia invited, with Canada’s attitude toward the Hawia agreements seen as pivotal. Informal briefings suggest Ottawa’s approach could foreclose or enable a broader Canada America deal.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a four power pact signed by Italian leaders in Rome on a Sunday. The article references Mussolini and other figures, mentioning Paris and warnings about the Italian stance and relations with France, Britain, and Germany. The readable parts suggest a formal agreement affecting Europe but contain many obscurities and misreads.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a tanker fire near New York and the Gulf Gulf Ger incident with unclear details. Mention of cargo, weather, and a maritime emergency suggests a midstream coastal incident requiring clarification. Further readable names and dates are not consistently identifiable.
A banker, connected with the Alton area and Collings Vato, was released from custody following a legal process. Details show the release occurred after a period of detainment related to a case involving Monilwe and Sunhay, with authorities noting the matter was concluded without further punishment.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Sir Douglas Mason and Sir Kenzi amid a veiled discussion of charges and an act concerning the Indian Ocean. The garbled text mentions a yearend event, a possible entreaty, and names like Copan, Mivhatee, and Suntemshwy but lacks clear facts or dates to confirm a cohesive story.
The article recounts Franklin Roosevelt speaking at the White House about Rotary International ties with New Zealand. It notes discussions with New Zealand figures, Roosevelt’s praise for civic ties, and ambivalence about future leadership and roles in American public life.
Washington reports that SimGlancowsiy with Ukeananare joined the industrial recovery body to fix a minimum wage of £5 per hour for the steel sector. The policy, announced under the Industrial Recovery Administration, targets a weekly work schedule and triggers immediate price adjustments for 11 major manufacturers, affecting about 100000 workers.
The estate of Ranjitsinhi Lamon itsinhji, known as Ian Inh in Enlo Lamon itsinhji, reports a death with a legatee of £18589 in Bayland. Clearances of assets and heirs expected following the will and probate laws.
Fragmentary note on early Swedish parliamentary development before 1483. Mentions Arbog, Arboga, and a royal assembly under a tyrant king with uncertain details. Refers to evolving governance, farmer voices, and historical works on parliament’s growth.
In Melbourne the jury pool faced excuses amid unclear representations to the court. Juror Jorge Foster challenged the process with muted responses while others questioned eligibility and availability. The judge urged timely arrangements for substitutes and stressed the need for all jurors to be present or excused as required.
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