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UTA celebrates Mothers Day on May 14 with gifts to brighten her day. The ad highlights a wide range of good quality goods and offers assistance from shop assistants to help select the perfect present.
28 Apr 1939
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 28, 1939
Page
1
UTA celebrates Mothers Day on May 14 with gifts to brighten her day. The ad highlights a wide range of good quality goods and offers assistance from shop assistants to help select the perfect present.
London dispatches report Hitler preparing a calm, procedural address to outline foreign policy aims. British observers note potential easing of rhetoric but warn Germany seeks economic and military leverage. Poland braces as Lithuania faces German demands, while Japan’s stance and Britain’s Roosevelt talks frame a broadened European crisis.
A fragmented report details Labour Party leadership struggles as factions clash over Lang’s future. Key figures including Burke and Heffron push for decisive action, aiming to unite unions and trigger a conference to select a new leader amid ongoing political volatility.
Canberra reports say the Prime Minister defends government action for primary producers while opposing propaganda claims. Opposition leaders like Fadden and Corser align with the Australian Country Party to challenge wheat industry support and economic development policies.
A British press dispatch reports that Japan will summon Italian and German ambassadors and announce unwillingness to pursue a policy against the democracies, signaling a reversal in stance ahead of broader Allied actions.
A light aircraft carrying eight people crashed near Mt Surprise resulting in three injuries. Emergency crews reported non life threatening injuries and responders secured the scene as witnesses described a sudden descent and loss of power shortly after takeoff. Police and aviation authorities will investigate the cause.
An eight passenger plane bound for Cairns crashed near ML Surprise station in the afternoon, injuring the pilot and passengers. The group, including Connelly and Monier, were transported by rail and road to medical facilities, with efforts to return the survivor to Cairns interrupted by engine trouble later in the day.
The article reports on Britain's tension over conscription with Labour supporters interpreting remarks as signaling potential introduction of compulsory military service. Prime Minister Menlz or similar official figures deny any troop mobilization and stress existing laws cover conscription only if needed. The piece notes government warnings about possible legal constraints and ongoing parliamentary scrutiny of defence policy.
An inquest into the death of Goange Chartes Paris, a man believed to have married, unfolds with detective notes and witness statements. Clues include alleged cohabitation with a wife and child, and investigations focus on a family ties claim and possible arson.
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