07 Apr 1937
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 07, 1937
Page
1
A dense catalog of items and prices appears, listing flannelettes shawls Towelling and various fabrics with prices such as 3/6 and 1/6, along with names like Childress and Pete acts. The text reads like a period advertising table with weights, sizes, and multiple price points across fabrics and household goods.
Fragmented ad list shows trimmed prices and items for boys clothing including jackets belts hats and wool garments. Mentions braves navy and kia price lines and a mix of discounts with unclear dates and vendors.
A Cornish report details an upcoming Westminster Abbey event on May 2 involving a Coronation tribute, with carriers of the British trilateral workers group and plans to guard against poaching and disturbances. It notes participants from Swansea, Birmingham, and other ports, plus preparations for May celebrations and security measures.
Mon night in an Egyptian themed lounge turned grim as a staged curse sequence spiraled. Alexander Swion allegedly faced threats after a mysterious incident where a glass shattered and an object toppled, leaving Bir Alexander shaken and a letter warning of forcible removal.
An Australian federation group led by Drishane proposes a $10,000 wool research station to be established in Queensland. Federal and Queensland officials discuss sites near Cunnamulla and Alzee Towns with Blackall and Sparki Plakks among options. Authorities expect a decision after a federal order clarifies station location and immediate establishment.
Queensland University plans to appoint Professor Yorke Hedzes Gairats as Dean of the Faculty of Law to address a shortage of Australian law teachers. The move signals a push to establish a formal law education program long overdue in the region.
An agreement outlines joint research in animal health and fly control involving Queensland and New South Wales. It envisions a cross border station, with officials from both states coordinating the project, focusing on cattle and horse health and related veterinary programs.
Ruptured text describes pink eye disease among Pat sheep near Rooramptown causing blindness in over 200 animals. Details mention veterinary efforts, eyes, and outbreaks with unclear dates and names due to damaged OCR. The article notes grooming and transport impacts and references an organizing body in Clovoramont with limited legible context.
A fragmentary report discusses security measures and patrols, citing Mr W M Hughes and concerns over naval and air defense. It mentions Darwin reports, Japanese threat, and calls for Commonwealth instructions, with officials debating defense plans and vessel protection.
In Sydney a man named Chiles Manus Ug recounts nearly a week of challenges after an accident near Woy Woy in Australia. He sustained a 40 percent fracture to the skull following a fall into shallow water. A medical exam on Saturday confirmed the extent of his injuries and continued treatment is planned.
Fragmented text mentions an authority figure, various locations, and wartime incidents. References to apprehension of individuals described as Japanese spies, tensions near a reserve, and naval or coast guard actions. Includes unclear details about seizures, payments, and a proposed meeting at Cackatoo Island with a customs detriment assessment of £16000.
The Coroner and witnesses discuss statements by pilot Broadbent amid weather delays affecting flights. Testimony focuses on whether conditions allowed safe takeoffs and if Broadbent’s comments misled investigators.
Frederic Daniell of Na lepa Productions Ltd will leave Achernews tomorrow morning to cover a world flight they call the true circumnavigation. He quotes Mr Dofitell urging observance by American imports and insists Australia must be shown respect by nations showing restraint in air travel planning.
Acting Premier and Attorney General of Queensland travel to a national conference to examine the framework for civil aviation. The conference will be hosted by Australia on April 16, with authorities considering who should accompany the tender for government participation.
Australian Labor Party turmoil centers on Curtin denial of a pact with Lang as Federal Executive considers actions at meeting in Sydney. The controversy involves Labor leaders, state executives, and potential expulsion talks amid party factionalism and looming by elections in New South Wales.
A garbled report outlines naval plans to patrol a coast from Brose to Townsvilla, with references to a commander, machine gun fire, and orders to open fire under specific conditions. The text is distorted, but mentions administrative figures and potential enemy placements, indicating a high alert wartime briefing.
Partial OCR fragment notes lumber prices and dates from May 21 to May 32 6. It mentions Perkins and street tones but lacks complete details or clear event. The readable items name Johnsons and Perkins with price ranges and dated notes.
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