03 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1935
Page
1
A list of winter coat fabrics and colors including dark grey brown navy tan and black with design details. It mentions widths and finishes such as heavyweight and satin like textures, with multiple fabric swatches and sample names in a dated procurement style.
An unclear OCR read outlines various items including garments, tapes, bundles, and names. The garbled text mentions White, Donen, Monae, Duron, and Garter among other terms, with references to bundles and measuring quantities.
London reports on a three issue debate led by Mr Lyons addressing the Commonwealth restraint policy. Britain pushes for terms favorable to its dominions while Australia criticizes the policy and seeks conditions tied to economic and trade outcomes.
Soviet propaganda claim surfaced as a fire in a shed trapped four Fleming children and a woman, with rescue efforts described as impossible amid chaotic reports. Observers, including Bruce and Lyte, weighed propaganda links to European tensions and calls for collective security debates.
Cabinet announces plan to invite doctors and experts to establish a unified medical and dental faculty at the University of yeonsland. The program includes a new medical and veterinary college, with staff appointments and governance, aiming to advance public health services and training in the tropical state.
Dispatch from Melbourne reports the creation of the first C P ministry in Australia with a cabinet including ministers for transport, agriculture, lands, water supply, wealth, and public works. Names appear mixed in OCR but indicate a new government lineup pending formal announcement and the upcoming legislative session.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports detectives solving a theft ring after weeks of inquiry. It mentions two named suspects linked to a New York area break in and a chain of alleged robberies spreading across locations. The text is garbled but suggests an oath related to the case and a public effort to confront the crime wave.
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