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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
6
London discussed the state of the British Navy amid concerns over cruiser destroyer conditions. Lords argued that ships in the Mediterranean faced limited repair and readiness, with Admiral Beatty urging a stronger stance to protect sea trade against French actions.
Washington reports that after talks with notable Americans and Australians including Billy Hughes, Senator Asados, and the President of the Senate, there is willingness to support a trip totemia by a delegation of American senators and business leaders from the English Speaking Union to promote broader Australian and American understanding.
London reports detail a discussion on rising naval treaties as officials state Germany will adhere to submarine warfare rules. German representatives pledge to accept the provisions for restraint under the accord, aligning with other powers if applicable.
Miss Joan Watts heads the Queen of Wax contest at a July 1 event benefiting the Salvation Army. In other news, Jeanette Rose wed James Stuart Young at St. George's Church Geelong with Rev RF Jonce officiating. Bridesmaids Miss Dawson and Miss Howard wore pink and blue gowns and gifts from the bridegroom accompanied the ceremony. The couple, now of Warrion, plan a three week motor honeymoon.
Sydney residents report Henry Lippingwelly 19, a clerk at the Taxation Department, vanished after leaving his hat coat and bag in the office. He is believed to be suffering from memory loss, with authorities and colleagues puzzled by his sudden disappearance.
Ar G Gardiner manager of the AALP Society Horsham district office has been granted three months leave of absence to give his eyes complete rest after months of trouble. During his absence the duties will be taken by H Kisenwell of the Melbourne office.
Multiple notices report passings in Horsham Hamilton Warracknabeal and Nhill regions. Mrs Helen McIntyre and Mrs Mary Malcolm are among the deceased, with funeral details and involved families named. Charles Hewitt, Mr T T Harris, and others are noted along with survivor lists and burial sites at local cemeteries. A single-room rental notice closes the column.
A garbled display of lost items and wanted ads from the Horsham Times listing missing wristwatch and dog notices, various home goods and services for sale, employment inquiries, and business advertisements. Names and places include Baillie Street, Tanglands, Leuween, Wyebrok er, Horsham, Glover's, and Charles Motors with multiple contact cues and prices.
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