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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
1
Old classified notice lists fully fashioned silk hose and ribbed hose in colors white champagne rose beige and black with various sizes and prices. Also advertised are needle cases fancy work boxes and baskets, Xylonite ware collar boxes and jewel boxes plus photo frames shaving mugs and other small gift items with numerous price entries.
A legislative effort aims to restore the forty four hour work week through a bill. Lawmakers advocate standardizing hours, improving worker welfare, and aligning state practices with historical labor reforms. The proposal seeks timely passage and clear implementation guidelines.
Brisbane reports the planned 44 hour week replacement for 48 hours in the Arbitration Act Amendment Bill to be introduced next week with exemptions for industries unable to bear the extra cost. Elsewhere in Woomba, a truck driver narrowly escaped a road obstruction when two men blocked the Toll Bar road with stones. the attackers fled and were not found by police.
In committee of the House of Representatives the amendment to limit government relief to land tax income only was defeated 32 to 14. Lyons circulated exemptions for mining, refining, and related supplies. a motion to exempt brotlie cloth used in mining failed 32 to 20. Sales tax clauses passed.
London dispatch reports Prime Minister and Cabinet debating how Britain will satisfy the American debt. Proposals range from gold payments to earmarked installments with postponement debated as Congress weighs next steps. A notable dinner and remarks by Montagu Norman feature in a wider discussion of Britain’s financial policy and the impact on global creditors.
Sydney report says Nathaniel Govett or Bibett, aged 81, is accused of murdering Phillip Govett. The dying man reportedly identified Govett before death. Francis Moscony, Govett’s brother in law, noted Govett appeared subdued yesterday. Lawyer J. Kinkand implied motive linked to £5000 left by the mother, but officials argue the money won’t pass until the boy and property are handled by the mother.
In Parliament on Wednesday Mr D C McGrath criticized agitators misrepresenting old age pension schemes as government theft. He warned pensioners against claims of property seizure and children jailed for nonpayment. The session featured interruptions and a suspension vote, with Mr James leaving the chamber.
In Mittagong a shooting occurred near a laneway entrance as Jenkins and another officer pursued two youths after a botched theft scene. Jenkins, who testified at Parramatta sessions, identified the youths later involved in Horton Brothers store robbery at Mittagong and they faced sentences and recognitions in Sydney hearings.
Brisbane report notes Premier Mr W Fermth plans to consult Home Secretary and Cabinet on whether Roberts Clinic formula for cancer care should be tested. Gov Roberts, Roberts Proprietory Ltd, frames treatment as broad demand exists, while warnings against unproven cures stress patient protection amid widespread cancer claims and ads.
A power chaff cutter tore into Rushforth's forearm while cutting wattle at Braidwood. His hand was drawn in and the machine stopped only after terrible agony as fellow workers freed him. He was badly burned and rushed to hospital in grave condition.
Washington notes stir over 18th Amendment repeal and Volstead Act changes. Congress may act soon on liquor policy, with potential nationwide ratification timelines, Supreme Court questions, and industrial distribution impacts amid a shifting temperance landscape.
Toowoomba reports say arrangements between the Wheat Board and millers for disposing of thin Mason's wheat have progressed to a stage where a settlement is expected soon. Chairman A. E. Thomas refused to disclose details, signaling a future public statement.
Sydney parliament scene features Attorney General Monn og accusing Labour members of misrepresenting the Moratorium Bill while Mr Concannon and followers withdraw from further amendments. Ministers claim election promises have been violated and the debate stalls as opinions clash over courtesy and policy adherence.
A major fire at Hooneys Limited on Ross Creek destroyed several departments of the timber, glazing and joinery firm. Fire crews used city water and sea water to fight the blaze, limiting damage to mostly one building. Estimated loss ranges from £7000 to £8000.
The text laments futile idealism and duty in facing demands of allied obligations. It questions credibility of poets and ministers, and contrasts domestic sacrifice with American insistence on honoring formal ties. A call recalls the letter of alliance and shared burden.
Tully notes splendid rainfall since Sunday with two to four inches in the sugar belt. Farmers anticipate a solid yield in the forthcoming season as the rain boosts growing conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrases and stray tokens. No clear names, places, dates, or events are extractable to form a coherent news item or summary.
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