25 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1934
Page
1
Men s winter underwear in multiple all wool options from Golden Fleece and Pure Merino Yara. Preshrunk, sizes 30 to 46, with gold plated labels and extra heavy singlets and underpants. Includes wool and cotton blends, matching tops and longjohns, advertised for comfort and quality.
A Lang Party faction shows heavy splits amid internal tensions. Analysts expect a formal breakaway as leaders warn of a dashed coalition future and rival camps prepare competing platforms and candidate slates.
In Sydney the Lang Labour party split tensions rise as Trades Hall delegates meet Australian Labour party executives. Interposed by NSW Labour Council and Trades Unions, a unity conference is urged with aims to resolve the faction feud. Alderman Garden is tasked with quelling the revolt as parties prepare for a potential statewide drive.
Sydney Tuesday report quotes Dr L J Butler blasting the butter equalisation scheme as a communist experiment that would hand control of production and sale to a self appointed board. He argues it unfairly borrows from Queensland and risks eliminating competition and forward buying, urging SA to pursue its own methods.
The King and Queen send Anzac Day remembrance messages to Australia. Governor-General Sir Isaac Isaacs replies with royal gratitude and loyalty from the Commonwealth. Prime Minister Lyons highlights national unity and sacrifice at Gallipoli, while Sir William Birdwood’s message extends greetings to former governors.
The Brisbane abattoir Mune will ship 18 000 quarters of chilled beef to London this year after an official announcement by the Meat Industry Board chairman Mr Sum Aera. The announcement confirmed the shipment plan and noted the processing method used is a complete success. Mr Sinners urged careful selection of first grade beef and humane handling before slaughter to further improve meat quality for Smithfield.
Two airmen were killed when their parachutes failed during a training collision at Northolt airfield. The accident involved Lieu tenant Drown and Lieutenant Tanner, with one aircraft damaged and several witnesses reporting a dramatic midair loss of control.
Darwin Tuesday report says Constable Gordon Stott, acquitted by Mr. James Wells yesterday of a charge of injuring a lubra, is back on duty. His first assignment is guarding the ruined customs buildings in London Street destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The suspension fines and legal costs are noted, with discussion of further parliamentary payments and possible actions by Commtably Brott.
In London, Marconi boasts future trans Atlantic transmissions, with Electra crewed for secret experiments. A guard guards the yacht while engineers pursue important wireless extensions. Only his wife and a few associates know details, with Signor Muscolini reportedly not fully informed.
The Dairy Produce Equalisation Committee met to finalize the application of the plan. South Australia and Queensland discussions revealed large voluntary financial contributions, while looming cost raises threaten dairy growth in the years ahead. The plan seeks to regulate butter supply and prices across the states with a prospective transition to a taxed or compensated framework.
London reports a dramatic encounter between Oldfield and Larwood in a Nottingham cricket bat factory. They shook hands after a tense moment as Oldfield photographed bats before resuming nets at Trent Bridge. Larwood hints at ill health while planning a public appearance with a Nottingham team under Mayor Baxton.
In Canberra on Tuesday Labour leaders push to re-establish the Federal Labour party in New South Wales. PF Makeley plans to travel to Sydney for a meeting of the Federal executive while J J Soulily is set to speak there tomorrow. The gauntlet is down as supporters vow to press their cause amid internal tensions.
An OCR fragment describes an air race involving Moaml Abiydl and Ingalls of the New York Cavalry contesting a 16,090 mile route from Central and South Africa to a destination, with unclear arrival details and a recent arrival noted. The piece mentions a competitor named Chit and Pie Hyghead-Amatra in a distant theater, with references to yesterday’s arrivals and a long, contested course.
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