15 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
1
A catalog of coats features smart green velvet with tailored backs and black beaver trims, including a diagonal velvet coat with fur collar and wrap front. Also listed are blue fur accents, brown leatherlike options, baby tone fabrics, and varied prices, highlighting fitted backs, fur collars, and belt details.
Clothing ad notes season’s smartest wool pullovers for ladies. Features include all wool pullover with wide contrast stripe, Basque finish at waist and neck, convertible collar, and trims. Prices range from 10 to 15 shillings, highlighting tweed knits, plaid wool and pink designs.
Experimental OCR listing of needlework items with crochet and linen products. Includes Lazy Daisy and Rose designs in three piece sets and five piece linen sets with varying prices. Also features white linen and cotton doilies runners shams and baby pillow cases with multiple edge styles and assorted prices.
A historical classifieds listing multiple Riley Oak pieces with prices. Items include a three piece bedroom suite priced at 8 pounds 17 shillings 6 pence, a gents robe, kitchen dressers, kitchen and dining furniture, a Moss Riley Oak easy chair in cretonne, a baby chair in cretonne, and an oak easy chair in paned timber, with various prices noted in shillings and pounds. Includes chair and table assortments and a range of bedroom and dining items.
Berlin reports a decree signed by President von Hindenburg Chancellor Bruening and others orders dissolution of Hitler's storm troops, citing illegal organization and threats to state. Police close barracks, seize materials, and warn of imprisonment for banned activities amid heavy government action against the Nazi detachment and allied forces.
Melbourne reports Premier Lyons outlining an unemployment plan with a 10 million pound internal loan, wage adjustments, and currency exchange measures. He stresses budget balance, state adherence, and a path to revive industry while minimizing unemployment through coordinated federal and state actions.
In Tundaderg on Thursday Tight Herag led the Lamington Shield elimination as Wehrwick finished second and Yandarin third. The Wartlavile troops retain the Tar ington Shield for 12 more months and will represent Queensland in Newgoth Wales for the Prince of Walon Cup.
Auckland faced severe disorder as unemployed crowds paraded to the Town Hall, smashing windows along Queen Street and looting jewelers and hotels. Police, overwhelmed by crowd numbers, reported numerous injuries while naval assistance was sought to restore order.
Lord Craigavon accompanied by the Attorney General arrived in London to discuss Ulster anxiety over the Irish crisis. A conference with the Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs and the Home Secretary followed. Officials stressed no imminent change in British policy toward a united Ireland though the idea was noted as unlikely and delicate.
fragment from a local report notes the Country and Progressive National Organisation management committee preparing to endorse a candidate for the Brisbane seat at the State elections. It mentions Mr G Mocutta and Mrs Trané Longman as figures in the process amid party discussions.
London reports that the M O C backed an Australian Board plan for a 1944 test to end in a finish if no side wins after the fourth test, while radio appeals urged calm as street clashes in Queen Street prompted police intervention. Despite the quieting at midnight, many casualties were reported including Detective Whithead with a head injury, and several constables with fractures and wounds. Civilian injuries were noted amid substantial property damage and broken glass.
The text lists a string of weekend specials across clothing items and household goods including ladies woollen veats vests flannelette bed jackets and rompers for children, men's fleece, pyjama sets and shirts plus cookware and householdware like aluminium milk saucepans. Prices appear in old currency and sale notes.
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