Beastly crime Goulding guilty of indecent assault
A Horsham jury took ten minutes to convict Alvin Henry Goulding of indecently assaulting an 11 year old girl. He received 18 months imprisonment. the judge called the act a beastly crime. Evidence included medical findings and the victim’s unsworn testimony.
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Horsham
Alvin Henry Phillip Goulding
R. J. Wilmoth
F. Power
Public Solicitor's Office
Horsham Court of Petty Sessions
Hamilton
Goulding
Horsham Court of
Basil Owen Jones
O'Connor Street
Charley Kelly
Kelly
Charles Edward Kelly
Connor Street
Mr. Power
Dann
Power
Tower Court
Slater
Wilmoth
Ansell
Read
Horsham High School Senior Advisory Destinations Listed
At a Horsham High Senior Advisory meeting led by Head Master Woop Teitnelder the 47 pupils who left school were assigned destinations. Among 51 girls and 47 boys many entered shop jobs farming post office clerical work and technical schools. Other paths included apprenticeships railways bank and various domestic and business courses.
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Horsham High
Connell
Woop Teitnelder
Stanlenes
Sedom
Railways
Commonwealth Bank
Business College
IMPORTED PEDIGREE STOCK REVIVAL APPROVED
The Minister of Agriculture Mr McKenzie announced Cabinet approval for reviving the pre war scheme to aid importers of pedigree stock into Australia from the British Isles Canada and the USA. Subsidy and freight arrangements to be shared by the Commonwealth Government Commonwealth Bank and associated partners.
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McKenzie
Australia
British Isles
Canada
U.S.A
United Kingdom
Commonwealth
Government
Commonwealth Bank
Horsham Music Club Debuts Year With High Standard Programme
The Horsham Music Club held a first meeting of the year at the Town Hall supper room on Friday night. A pro gramme night featured solo and duet items by Mrs D Wallis Mrs Rogers Mr Mervyn Bray Miss June Newton and others with praise for visiting artists Kevin Allan and Mer vy N Bray. New members were welcomed by president Miss Vera Landt including Mr and Mrs T Goodall of Geelong and former member Mrs Goodall.
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Horsham M Club
Town Hall
Com
Meian
D. Wallis
Haydn
Rogers
Mervyn Bray
Brahm
Mrs. Kimberley
Delius
June Newton
Kevin Allan
Jeparit
Sullivan
Handel
Amy Woodford Findon
Dorothy O'Connor
the Four Sunbeams
Mesdames
Short
J. Binder
Vera Landt
T. Goodall
Geelong
Goodall
Joan Jones
Horsham
Dominiums weigh Germany's postwar path
Empire Ministers discussed Germany's future but took no binding decisions. Dominion views remain free at the Peace Conference. Spokesman cited three agreed principles: curb militarism, foster European economic integration, and promote democratic institutions while opposing French Ruhr Rhineland separation.
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London
Germany
Europe
Ruhr
Rhineland
Fren
Arab Revolt Threatens After Palestine Report
London reports that Pan-Arab groups in Europe vow revolt across the Arab East once the British American Committee on Palestine report is implemented. A joint action committee is to be formed to oppose the committee's recommendations. The Cairo desk notes air bases and military installations along a Dan to Beersheba route housing over 1000 British troops. The Army and Air Force ready to confront any uprising.
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London
Europe
Plot to blow up destroyer foiled in Haifa harbor
Reuters reports in Jerusalem that a foiled plan to destroy the British destroyer Chevron near Haifa involved a kitbag of explosives with detonators and full fuse set over the ship's magazine. Several ratings were arrested, including a suspect known as a prominent terrorist. The Chevron had arrived from Alexandria with thirteen Palestine naval ratings due for discharge in Palestine.
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London
Reuters
Jerusalem
Chevron
Haifa
Alexandria
Palestine
The Seasons to and Fro and the Zodiac in doubt
A poetic fragment speaks of shifting seasons and instability across terrains. The text muses on doubt fear and a world out of gear. It mentions a curious line about a mysterious “Of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure” and old world imagery.
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Colis
State Government Import Duties on Livestock
The State Government sets import duties including cattle at £100 per head and draught horses at £100 per head. This headline summarizes the fixed charges for livestock imports as listed in the notice.
National school games prompt tense match schedule
The torn OCR lists a chaotic sequence of interscholastic basketball matchups among teams named Nurses Presbyterians Church of England Nationalists and High School. It outlines rounds and pairings for a multi day tournament with scores and dates partially legible.
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Church of England
Nurses
Presbyterians
The
Natiens
Prestice
High School
Chereh of England
Prestige
the Nationals
High
Flying Wing Airliners Plan Faster London to Sydney
Major Frank Ti Halford of De Havilland Aircraft Co Ltd predicts flying wing airliners could cruise at 615 miles per hour at 40,000 feet, carrying 72 passengers on routes between London and Sydney with five stops, offering a higher speed in future air travel.
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London
Frank Ti. Halford
de Aeril & Engine Co. Ltd
Sydney
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