23 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
1
Mixed list of fabrics, clothing items, and household goods including wool, lace, blankets, and tennis wear. Mentions of vendors or names are fragmented with unclear context and few identifiable entities. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
A garbled catalog style notice lists cardigans and pullovers among winterwear. It mentions patterns and fabrics, with scattered references to colors and sizes, but the readable content remains fragmented and lacks a clear sale or event detail.
Tokyo reports indicate Japan may tighten import controls on wool while Australia weighs retaliatory duties. Canberra signals possible tariffs on engine parts if Japan raises trade barriers, with ongoing treaty negotiations affecting wool, textiles, and allied shipments valued at several million pounds.
The cabinet remains divided over appointing a new railway chief to succeed Mr J. W. Baviddon. Members debate the location and process for the appointment and consider altering the cabinet to influence the selection. Several ministers and officials are named in the discussions as potential appointees.
A Japanese diver was mauled by a shark near Cairns as he battled for survival. The victim wore a red fortitude and managed to signal help after the attack despite severe injuries.
Addis Ababa reports say Italian troops paused their push due to protests and arid terrain, delaying operations northward. Dispatches note cooling sentiment among local leaders and cautious cautious movements as weather and communications hinder progress, with limited hostilities observed.
Federal government members in Brisbane discussed proposed restoration plans amid tax day reporting and public service offsets. Officials indicated the majority might support the measures, with expectations the process would precede wage and expenditure adjustments.
The director of education told government a teachers training college will be set up in Townsville in conjunction with the North Queensland University. The planned centre will address agricultural education and other subjects, with details to be finalized.
London dispatch reports German and other observers say reform of the League of Nations is inevitable after Abyssinian crisis, with sanctions and structural overhaul needed to restore credibility. Critics warn the League may be discredited if fundamental changes do not occur.
The New Country Party votes to retire Mr Moore as a condition of alliance. At Parliament House a meeting, leaders and supporters discussed reshaping the commission with delegates from parts of the State. Mr F. A. Henin is named as a key figure, and J J McDonald heads the new commission plan.
Fragmentary report from the Victoria Senate discusses an excise levy on wool to fund a fighting fund. The record mentions supporters and opponents and hints at proposed rebates and government backing. The fragmented text references figures and phrases like Ayes and port connections without clear outcomes.
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