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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
3
A Japanese woollen manufacturer has secured permission to purchase at least 3,100,000 bales of Australian wool, with discussion that demand could double. Melbourne reports indicate the deal comes via the Australian Woolgrowers' Council and supplier channels.
A Commonwealth government move seeks establishment of a committee to operate a coordinated export system for honey with standardised packing and grading. The plan aims to streamline trade, improve quality control, and boost international sales through unified standards.
Fragmentary report indicates a planned central industrial project tied to a cabinet proposal, with figures suggesting a large investment. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a major tonnage or tonnage-like metric and a budget in the billions. The article hints at government backing and a push for centralized development.
Ex servicemen staged a wartime protest that ended in clashes with police. Arrests and injuries were reported as demonstrators clashed with officers after they refused to disperse. The incident occurred Wednesday amid heightened tensions and police urged restraint.
Free Secs meeting at Englan church will hear Rev EG Leon address the congregation. At Presbyterian Church Rev EG Leon will preach morning and evening with guest speakers from Lan gerepour College. Methodist Church hosts Men’s Fellowship with talks by G Jewell and others. Salvation Army Adjutant Henderson discusses youth doubt and faith with personal life story. meetings Sunday at 7 pm invite all.
The Kaniva Salvation Army corps celebrated its birthday with a public dinner on Saturday. Adjutant and Mrs Gray led the event attended by Shire President Gr S Roy Champiness and Mrs Champiness, Mr Withers, and Adjutant W W Henderson. A new flag was presented and a talk on Jesus the Commander was given. On Sunday the adjutant led meetings and shared his life story to a large audience.
Sunday sermons led by Pastor Cyril EL Mashpey current Zion Tulerdacta minister will include Bible teaching at Hor sham Public Library. Scotland born Simge Colin and Pastor Maskrey Tastywvellea will travel via Vittoria and New South Wales to Australia. A visit by Miss Heather Bumims of Australian Woman Evangelint follows the service.
Report notes dissension in Federal politics over reconstituting the Inter-State Commission. It states Prime Minister Lyons may refuse the chairmanship as Senate discussions loom. Mention is made of Justice Pearce and potential qualifications for members amid party maneuvers and impending elections.
A historical overview discusses cancer causation and treatment progress, noting that while viruses and other agents have long been suspected, conclusive proof remains elusive. It cites experiments with rats, hens, and facsimiles of tumor growth, alongside calls for safer, effective therapies and early detection.
Fragmented report discusses a deadly disease in Australia with references to public health figures, international experts, and local observations. It notes a high death rate and significant impact on seamen, with estimates of suffering and infection among workers and a large global context. The text references the Tudérai Director-Gener etc.
The article discusses rising death rates and aging population in the Commonwealth, noting radium treatments in 20,000 cases and the need to extend cancer care. It urges public support for research and early medical advice, highlighting the role of government and health services in expanding hospital treatment and public awareness.
A coordinated drive in Giglund to bolster animal protection seeks harsher measures from magistrates after a man attacked a dog with a stick, blinding it. Our Dumb Friends League secretary says imprisonment should be ordered more often than fines. Critics warn that lenient penalties fail to deter cruelty and urge clearer magistrate guidance. Sir Frederick Hobday favors fines or imprisonment for harsher cases, while Sir Robert Gower backs severe punishment for repeat offenders.
The Adaresaing church group grows stronger year by year as residents, led by A P Ware, discuss organizing activities for Monday and Sunday gatherings. The society emphasizes preservation of religious significance of Sunday and Good Friday and plans for worship and potential sport events.
A cryptic note cites concerns over inadequate reforms and calls for strengthening professional standards. The BSINCA official asserts five Halloween initiatives aimed at boosting policy, with several readings ahead of parliamentary discussion.
The readable segments describe a troubled scene with a worker and unclear dialogue. Authorities and a speaker reference frustration and fear, with a mention of heat and hunger as a context for a tense moment. The text remains largely incoherent and pieces of names are unreadable.
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