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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 16, 1933
Page
5
The piece reports President Noon criticizing the British Draft Disarmament for lacking strict arms control while urging discussion based on a balanced plan. It notes President Ragas advocating compromise with Germany by permitting varied aircraft types and swift production preparations for potential updates.
A disrupted demonstration at Station SAZEDELEGATE in Honiton Somtay rallied around a farewell to Dr Hownberg. Police asserted orders from Tr Rosenhuips as delegates gathered, while someone named Corbet appeared at a nearby apartment.
Fragmentary report discusses leadership roles and ministerial changes with mentions of Vundon Tar Hailsham and Monty. The garbled OCR makes specifics uncertain but centers on wartime decision making and possible continuance of leadership.
In Vienna protesters, including Prime Minister and officials, denounced Germany as Nazi envoys arrived. A march by about 4000 people faced force at Heimatsfeltr, with three injuries reported as authorities blocked a Lavrent detachment from marching on Vienna.
A fractured OCR note outlines a meeting of a local medical club, mentioning Mr Wong and a president named Geor ake, with references to an annual gathering and a justice of the peace. The text hints at leadership changes and procedural steps toward an annual event, though many lines are garbled.
A contentious scene unfolds at Horsham East Street Church as officials argue over a proposed ceremony. The debate centers on public health rules, town council influence, and commemorations linked to Mothers Day. Amid tensions, community members gather, recalling Australia’s pioneer mothers and the broader impact of motherhood on civic life.
An OCR fragment describes an egg laying contest amid confusing phrases and garbled names. The readable bits reference a local event with participants and possible scores, but many words are jumbled. No clear outcomes or full participant list are discernible.
Mr Jennings of Portisaid imports shell grit from Ghelly Beach Reidgewater for years. A broken leach enables he to hire a man with two Exmls to transport grit in bags around the town. More camels join to operate with the improved ema for well grit amid road delays and drawn vehicles.
Rain fell steadily from Saturday into Sunday morning soaking the district. Farmers and graziers faced easing tension as showers continued with little disruption. The Wimmera averaged over an inch. Mallee sites near Horsham reported varied totals, including Wing Lake 113 and Victory Valley reports. Forecast predicts remaining showers mainly south of high belts with partial clearing later.
Fragmented OCR notes reveal a public discussion on costs in farming, wool and meat markets, and local authorities considering price adjustments. Names and places appear ambiguously, but several mentions point to weigh scale changes, government inquiries, and regional farming concerns.
An outline discussion suggests future warfare will be highly mechanized with armored vehicles, tanks, and mobile infantry. It notes shifts toward rapid armored mobility, airborne and mechanized units, and the decline of traditional cavalry roles, while exploring implications for the Commonwealth and allied armies.
The Vietoring Wheat growers association urged farmers to store their wheat to stabilize prices and prevent price swings. The plan described storing grain in banks and warehouses to secure supply and reassure lenders, with farmers risking loss if they failed to store properly.
Unreadable OCR fragment describes tenders due on May 1983 for road works at various Ashley towns. Mentions 24 percent deposit by bidders and reference to plans and staging. No clear list of bidders or exact locations could be determined from the text.
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