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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
6
Vancouver report shows 700 workers idle amid a possible dock strike threat. Shipping Federation has not declared a general stoppage but union workers remain idle as tensions rise over port operations and longshoremen crippled by stalled negotiations.
The text describes a heated dispute over a government bill, with the three great principles of federation, appeal, and responsibility noted as unshaken. Secretary of State Sir Samuel Soares signals no new principles were added, while the House of Commons proceeds with the bill’s reading, marking a major parliamentary moment in Britain.
London Wednesday reports the Appeal Court quashed convict Saimin the Duke of Manchester. In May 10 he was sentenced on two charges with nine rate comment. The court ruled the Karler lacked sufficient grounds and did not properly direct the jury on the Duke's belief that he had no right to dispose of the jewellery.
London report says Sr Metealfe Campbell plans to attempt a BGWY mph run at Salt Lake aiming to log incidents until he succeeds. Local observers note the effort reflects his push for a technical mark amid cautious excitement.
Fragments describe shocks, troops, possible survivors, and debris from a disaster. Mentions tribute to British and Indian workers who saved thousands, with people buried or injured and others freed to join rescue efforts. The fragmentary report lacks clear names or dates.
A report from the Horsham region notes Mrs Brennan receiving a sandwich tray from the Catholic Guild on behalf of the ex-president. The Brennan family plans Melbourne travel this afternoon. Sister D Eyres, in charge of the hospital ward, leaves for Melbourne on leave. Ballarat Courier hosts a complimentary social for Mr Row Catton upon retirement after 43 years at the paper, with presents from staff. Sir Stanley Argyle arrives in London health improving. Sir Phillip Game appointed Metropolitan Police Commissioner.
The engagement unveils Lorna Davey of Roberts avenue Hor Sham to Horace Boyd of Urquhart street Hor sham. On Wednesday night May 29 Jung Methodist Church hosted the marriage of Alice Mary Baker and David John Allen with Rev Bath officiating. Bridesmaids Greta Danielson and Winnie Baker, train-bearer 9 frilled pink dress. The ceremony featured floral arch and a reception for about 200 guests in the hall with pink and white decorations and a large flower framework.
The document condemns the plan and calls for state ownership of key industries while warning of potential confrontations with police. It cites demands for property-based reform and a formal session of the Chamber to discuss nationalisation.
The notice notes the death of Mr Richart Edwards of Ararat after a long career as a hoop and store merchant of over 55 years. He was active in the Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a trustee in Jeparit, and held roles in local bowling, golf, and cycle clubs, with sons A R Edwards and ERA Wards among the deceased’s kin.
A fragmented Horsham newspaper listing multiple sale notices including dogs horses bicycles motor car and farm goods. Items include Heeler pups for sale at Horsham 350 pounds. 50 bags of penny wheat for sale via L Sudholz Box 63 Natiniuk. a tourer motor car in good order with side curtains £50. additional machinery and gear from Ronaldson and Tipnett Ol Engine recently overhauled. various cloudy references to local businesses Grabsug Pty Ltd Bow Grabsch Pty Ltd.
A fragmented report notes firemen on duty at a balls event faced restrictions on smoking. The text references on duty status and an in progress fall event with prohibitions, but details are unclear.
Melbourne Thursday the Legislative Assembly ratified the appointments of G Judd as manager and chairman of the Grain Elevators Board and AW Box as engineer to the board. During the debate WG MeKenzig stated that the north western area was worth saving while GP argued allocated siren blocks would have made it an asset instead of a liability.
A jumble of a Horsham style page listing wanted trades general farm hand and hairdresser positions a circulating library promo tobacco and tobacco product requests vehicle parts engine work and miscellaneous notices reflecting a bustling classified section with names and street references such as Firebrace Street Wilson Street Times Office and Edenhope with various wages and job duties noted.
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