25 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1936
Page
1
A brief catalog snippet lists fabrics for winter coats including various furs and coated tin finishes. It notes colors such as Fawn and Brown and mentions lining materials like Mok wick. Details are fragmentary and hinge on stock terms.
Fragmented OCR text describes woollen wear for cold weather including pajamas and coats. Mentions various items such as pyjamas, wool, and a sweater style with uncertain spellings. No clear events, people, or places emerge from the readable fragment.
Senator McLachlan reported Australia’s overseas trade balance for July 1 to April showed a favourable £21,950,000 surplus. Officials cited reduced imports and higher exports, with debate over tariff policy and factory employment impacts. Opposition leaders criticized protectionism and warned of adverse effects on imports and exports.
Witnesses say a light craft malfunction caused a wing or control issue during a jump from 2008 feet over Werribee. The parachutist survived. the pilot, Leslie Cushy of Walkerville, South Australia, died when the aircraft crashed near Mr KM Lancaster’s homestead. The machine veered and spun before ground impact. investigators inspect control wires and wind conditions.
London reports show a Thursday session where ministers faced questions on whether to transfer mandated territories to Germany. Prime Minister Baldevin said the government was not considering any such transfer, while officials warned of potential risks and public concern. Debate centered on future governance and the UK stance toward the mandates in question.
Melbourne dispatch describes petitions for special leave to appeal to the Privy Council in the Sodeman case. The report notes attempts to secure an appeal and mentions the court’s potential actions and related procedural steps.
OCR heavy text reports a Hunger Marchers victory story in Trenton with references to a crowded Assembly chamber, a noisy session, and protests spilling into the streets as demonstrators press for change. It notes cheers for presumed triumph and continued unrest among residents and officials amid ongoing demonstrations.
Priday Sydney quoted remarks on forthcoming Parliament measures to protect children as a gardener named Predoriale Munteler received a five year sentence after being found guilty of assaulting a girl under sixteen. He had recently completed a four year term for a similar offense.
Hollywood reports Shirley Temple celebrated her seventh birthday with family at a hospital. The child star was joined by relatives and received well wishes as she grows up under public attention.
An official protest by Britain against Ottawa duty rejection surfaces in a tense Senate session. The Commonwealth Government signals intent to restore exported meat and dairy duties, amid concerns over Australia’s meat trade and the Ottawa agreement. Key figures Sen George Pearce and Dr Page are cited as tensions rise, with votes likely next week.
A fragmentary report reflects Australia’s stance behind Britain’s security framework amid postwar concerns. The piece notes negotiations and military strategy, with officials discussing coordination, effectiveness, and potential gaps in the Commonwealth defense system.
A damaged air rescue tale emerges from Newcastle Waters as three aviators reach safety by truck and rail. Flight Lieutenant Simons leads the improvised salvage while crews ration water and food for weeks, recounting the peril, wind, and smoke that plagued the crash site and the eventual safe return.
An SA air race centenary event to start in Brisbane was announced with details on handicap and speed divisions. Competitors must pass refuelling checks at Sydney and Melbourne, carry required certificates, and adhere to weight limits. Hefty prizes include 100, 75, and 25 for handicap and 280 and 50 for speed categories. Entries close September 30 with a December 16 Brisbane start and December 12 Melbourne end date in mind.
Marcus Gallagher of Toowoomba ends 43 years in public service including 20 as police magistrate. The retirement marks the end of a long career with community service noted in regional records.
In Sydney and amid unclear language, Pomfret was convicted of manslaughter of his wife and sentenced to one year. A retrial was granted after initial judgment, with proceedings described in fragmented terms and dates not clearly stated.
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