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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
8
Ottawa reports crops range from good in parts of Saskatchewan to Ontario fields. The Stats Bureau notes frequent rains are needed to replenish low moisture reserves and expresses concern over possible cut worm damage on crops.
The Killoran, a third sailing ship carrying Australian wheat to London, is 130 days at sea. Captain reports a trying voyage with continuous head winds and ongoing concerns for the crew and ship safety.
London reports Captain Eden states governments agree in principle to resuming debts halted by the Hoover moratorium. Discussions proceed with Greece Finland and others. Gennagy case referenced with agreements already signed.
President Hoover spoke against a general sales tax but supported a manufacturers excise tax proposal tied to a House plan. Senate defeat of the manufacturers tax lengthens the struggle over broader revenue measures as Treasury estimates show gold stocks depleted by 2045 million dollars.
A report from the House debates Dominion preferences and Ottawa conference items. Ministers declined to reveal specific subjects while noting the agenda would be discussed. Discussions touched on unemployment taxes and potential monetary policy schemes.
Dr. RR J Stafford aided a greyhound during a remarkable rescue after the dog fell into a shaft while returning with wood near the Springs. Eight days later the dog was found alive at the shaft’s bottom, weakened but saved with help from Stafford and Mr. Megler.
Disjointed text describes overseas connections and a vehicle van with aluminium foil insulation. Mentions a distributor of Retford and a Belt-Unite group, plus references to a thermodynamic scenario with doors hermetically sealed and temperatures well below zero. Concluding hint of future tracks for special work.
The piece praises Nobel prizes for promoting science, medicine, chemistry, and literature. It notes rewards reaching doctors, chemists, psychologists, and writers who advance public welfare, peace, and national achievement, while condemning war driven use of dynamite.
An update notes the British Moral Air Force handling tougher demands than rivals, highlighting its remarkable adaptability despite lower global ranking in speed or distance. The piece hints at evolving duties and strategic challenges.
The article notes English clergy worry about declining reverence in worship in the eastern region. Private family pews and servants during services are discussed as distractions with attention diverted from the pulpit and congregation.
An advertisement extols Velmol as a permanent wave product for lasting six to seven days. It claims easy use in wash basins, with shadowy furrows and soft crests, compatible with various hair styles. The copy emphasizes natural color preservation and ease of future styling without costly visits to a hairdresser.
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