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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
5
An unclear account describes a person posing as a boy during a WarWick incident in January. The text mentions a girl named Sara and a tense scene on the South coast, with various partially legible details about events, a possible confrontation, and references to witnesses and locations.
At the Allora Shire meeting the council authorised a petition to urge government action to prohibit and destroy Alsatian dogs nationwide. The council later planned to proclaim Alsatian dogs within its borders and seek broader support to ban the breed.
Senior Sergeant Striky prosecuted George Jamrey Williams in Gympie Police Court for attempting to travel by train without paying. A night watchman described repeated harassment and stone throwing by gangs aiming to derail southbound and northbound trains, with one officer claiming the watchman narrowly escaped injury. The case notes multiple prior convictions and a week or two on the force.
Fragmented report describes bidders forming a sale tied to a dome project and a crane operation on the outskirts of Dow Mines. The tale centers on a complex transcript showing Mestachoys and others pressing a bid of fifteen dollars for goods, with Rae Fatale allegedly managing the whole Nett settlement and standing a ten dollar pledge as Place.
Permission was sought from the Commonwealth Government to import Alsatian dogs and their trainer to form a dog unit for supporting blind soldiers in Australia. Campaign director Be said dogs would be trained for military purposes to aid soldiers in Europe, including Germany and the United States, and to assist blinded troops without arms.
Read asides from a disrupted press scene with callouts to Australia and German outlets. The piece notes unsettled plans at Geneva and a tense, optimistic chant urging resilience and steady grit despite gloomy prospects.
Mister for Agriculture and Eck district leader Mr Balcoce arrived in Tambo with secretary Mr A Bevrret to meet Shire Council members. They discussed using Treasury loan subsidies for works to relieve unemployment, including water supply repairs, street improvements, and aerodrome upgrades, with emphasis on spreading employment and coordinating with the Federal Government.
A delegation from the National Committee of Unemployed Councils pressed Canada’s policy against adopting a Soviet system.Prime Minister Bennett rejected any move toward such a system, noting six applicants asked to return from Sertot Murcie, unlike the regime Canada’s Liberty and democracy follow.
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