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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
6
Melbourne reports a flying boat and a Fokker plane joined the search for the missing collier Kris dia Fraser last seen near the stem ener Kormul on Saturday. The safety of the captain and crew remains uncertain as the voyage from Sydney continues.
The Imperial Airways airship Astraea landed at Essendon aerodrome at 10 o clock this afternoon, arriving earlier than expected. Reports mention overseas association movements and discussions about settlers, with postal matters and interviews tied to the event, amid cautious optimism.
A garbled report notes textile workers in Melbourne protest conditions and demand better pay and safety. The piece mentions solidarity among workers, a march, and tensions with management, signaling a significant but poorly legible labor event.
The Minister for Commerce proposes a June first start to new import fees on Australian butter shipments, aiming to recoup costs and reduce excess supply. Officials note the move targets price stability and compensates for previous year’s losses, with tentative timelines and potential tiered charges.
A garbled report from Canberra discusses Australia’s growing debt to the United States, noting interest figures around two to three billion and potential shifts in policy. The piece references the Assistant Treasurer and calls for careful handling of Australia’s payback terms amid financial pressures.
Fragmentary OCR describes a wedding, lists names such as Miss ML Water and Mr Shirk Wool, mentions attire like bluebell velvet and silk, and notes guests and poems. The text is garbled with many misreads, but centers on a marriage ceremony, attire details, and a public greeting. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are reliably extractable.
London report says the daily Telegraph notes the organizing committee will recall the Mount Everest expedition halted by bad weather. The panel deems continuation unjust given prior strain and the risks and penalties of waiting for improved conditions.
In municipal elections held in Belfast, the De Valera party suffered a heavy defeat. A dispatch notes the trip of the ship Faith of Australia en route from Crem Calcutta to Karachi, with plans to reach London by Saturday night. The report mentions Mr. FP Ulm and trade routes, with the ship departing yesterday for Cabre and hopes to patch London by Saturday.
London reports indicate continued conversations between SLKoumtn Simon and M. Lutvingoff on renewing British ties with Russia and the fate of the Vickers workers amid ongoing industrial tensions.
A Wednesday Conservative Party meeting in Landen debated a method to carry out government reform. Miro Baliwin backed reform, but the proposal was defeated, leaving government plans in jeopardy and illustrating wide internal party division.
A distorted report alleges statements praising Nazi methods and calls for voluntary dissolution to avert government action. The piece suggests Hitler’s regime faces universal problems mirrored by a German minister’s rhetoric and warns of dangerous parallels in authority and security.
A public dispute in Victoria involving Lowden and Wennesia over Captain Cook's Cottage sale. The court session featured remarks from a figure linked to Guy Vock's father. The event centered on ownership and the integrity of the exhibit in a century celebration context.
A Liguse of oats teddly sees cotton industry branches unite to petition the government. They call for free exploitation of the Empire market by raising wages in the member countries.
The article notes that several states have moved to approve repealing a constitutional amendment. It summarizes the political process, with discussion of the needed states and potential congressional actions, reflecting the national timing and party dynamics without graphic details.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions names Arrobsetious Sjoce and Jawad Churet with a reference to a 2a date in June. Details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome present.
The Reverend Dr Thomas Heverend, bishop of Willechra, recently left England and appointed no diocesan administrator. Reverend O Charles Reed confers on him a theory. Reverend Vanen Hest previously led the Diocese of Hallaot and is the brother of Tew W Reed, vicar of ose. M Brown of Dalgety & Ltd, once Horsham, moved to Tismore after a treath transformation. W Kerr of Millar Street, Horsham, had an operation at Milbourne and is progressing well.
Deep sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Baillie Street Horsham on the sudden loss of their seven year old daughter Hazel Dawn who died at Horsham Base Hospital after a short illness. Relatives in Horsham also note the death of landmark Wimmera pioneer James Bodey aged 59 born in County Wicklow Ireland who migrated to Australia as a child and spent decades farming at Longerenong before returning to Mount Gambier where he died after a brief illness. He leaves a large family and several siblings. Additionally Mrs Emily Davies of Ballarat died after a surgical operation following residence in Horsham. funeral held in Ballarat. Another Nhill resident Charles Thomas Cook aged 73 died at Nhill Hospital after a life that included public dancing classes in Nhill. Sympathy extended to all bereaved families.
Tuy LET in superior home central pendition two front rooms furnished or unfurnished for particulars apply No. 2783 this office.
The notice lists multiple church communities with scheduled services and supply readings. Details include HORSTAM, VEUTIS EAST, TIMEDN LO, WEST WALL, GREENLAND DAM, KALKEE, and MCKENZIFE CREEK with times around 11 am to 3 pm. Names such as Rev. Woods, Mr. J. Menadne, Mr. H. W. Radford appear in the schedule.
Fragmentary OCR lists scores and names across several places including THORSAM PRUSG SOUTH LAHAKAM EAST WONWONDAH and individuals such as Clark Joyce and Mr J. Eight. Details are incomplete and lack a coherent event or date.
Local religious announcements list sermons at Droog South Laharum and East Wonwondah with ministers F Woods and F R Woolhouse scheduled across Sunday and Monday, plus a Brimpace mission committee meeting at Horsham Sunday School and various social events for Ladies' Guild and Jumoy Mission Band. A reader reflection on gifts from heaven follows, exploring gratitude and spiritual hunger.
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