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02 Dec 1937
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Warwick Daily News in Warwick, Queensland
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1937
Page
1
Mystery death of Marguerite Boreon near Lake Parramatta
Police probe a death identified as Marguerite Boreon a 19 year old with a child, found near the Lake Parramatta reserve entrance. Detectives link jewelry, clothing, and a sparse network of friends to a possible foul play, with post mortem and chemical tests pending, while neighborhood details and alibis are examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Parramatta
Wahat
Marguerite O'Brien
Windaun
Abe
Marguerite ‘Beeuon
Aire
Béyrwaterstead
Ner
Marguerite Boreon
Marguerite Boesee
Spaer Mather
Eve
Danninghurnt
Anort Linder
Sheldon Wade
Adaldonad Farls
Devembar
Ube Bey
Niue
Fran
Othe
Valence
Sapiey Art- Toyiegiene
Howe Ovat
Buffalo Hides Industry Dawns in Northern Territory
In Darwin authorities report a thriving buffalo hide trade with Darwin exporting over 20 000 this season and nearly 10 000 hides already equipped since May. Shooters press into the swampy hides regions, prices rise, and freelance hunters flood the field amid tensions over slaughter and enforcement as operators consider new measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Darwin
Lime Ma & Taarriner
Turing
Anu
Fostiles
Giemorth
Hoverninen
Oldiers
Brisbane 30 Years Behind the Times
Melbourne report on a conference where officials discuss civic issues and traffic, noting delays and aging infrastructure. It mentions British influence, public sentiment, and comparisons with Sydney and Queensland, with a skeptical tone about reform pace. The Round Up column reflects a satirical view of city governance and progress.
Government urged to brace for economic downturn ahead
The opposition leader Mr Curtin urged the government to prepare for a downward trend in world prices. The Treasurer warned of a possible surplus misalignment and said debates aside, commodity prices are expected to fall, risking reduced revenue for the current financial year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaliel
Curtin
Ing
Cages
Bub
Buf Curtin
Australia
Blot on Will Cloudy Legatee name in Sydney Will
A blot on a will leaves the legatee's name uncertain. William Yates died in 1996 leaving gifts to Salvation Horse, Arcadia Theatre, his landlady, and a Mr Jo known as Joh uniom. Probate judge seeks guidance for the public trustee on handling the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ryd Tery
Wiliam Yaten
W Wibe
Yates
Pensions
Ava
Fie
Salvation Horsel
Grepel
Arcadia Theatre
My Land
Dandlord
William David Jones
Hum
Birs ‘Marthe Hayes
Surrey Hills
Joh Uniom
Fudge Hog Beert
Plane Crash at Cairns Aerodrome Night Landing
An Airways plane attempting a night landing at Cairns Aerodrome crashed, injuring several crew members. John Gael, Mur, and Chris Melts sustained injuries described as abrasions and concussions. Bert Gover and others suffered various hurts. The aircraft reportedly broke up during the descent after losing power and colliding with the landing area. officials attended the scene and evacuated the injured from the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gael
Mur
Chris ‘Melts
Bert Gover
Tae Lin
Wry Sowett
Plavie
Hugh
Premier outlines taxation relief in policy speech
The Premier signals taxation relief as part of the policy speech. He warns that high taxes burden incomes and pledges to consider measures to ease the tax load while maintaining national spending. The speech touches on wheat and wool market pressures and potential impacts on Australia’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sriedane
W. Feegsn
Cause of Soil Erosion In Queensland
BrisbanE Wednesday report on soil erosion notes Government should restrict tree removal near watercourses and lagoons to prevent bank deterioration. Experts blame destroyed vegetation for increased silt, loss of shade and nesting birds, warning erosion could spread along riverbanks and affect climate and habitats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Wedneway
Lava Department
Urasiern
Fingbark
Donald Guam
Lewes
Br Gunn
Removal motion against Lang and Beasley debated
Sydney meeting records push to remove Messrs Lang and Beasley from NSW Labor ranks. Motion carried at a metropolitan gathering and to be moved at the conference. Delegates vote to show confidence in state Labor leader J A Braeley and Ormands, citing union interests and Labour movement unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wednisdas
Mess. Lang
Beasley
Ure Gate
Labour Party
Mgal
State Courie
ARC
Pyis
Blale
New South Wales Labour Party
JA. Braeley
Ormands Ny
Uni
Tie Labour Movement
Two Men Fined For Running Unregistered Trucks
In Toowoomba on Wednesday Philip Wie Wagner of Victoreatreet and George David Brady of Pittaworth were charged in the local court for using unregistered trucks on the main road. Advocates argued unregistered trucks were widespread in the Downs, but the pair were fined and reprimanded as part of a broader drive by the Queensland Motor Transport Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowoomba
Philip Wie Wagner
Victoreatreet
Too Woomba
George David Brady
Pittaworth
Andy Pam
Cleary
Bolls Detvidants
Taw
Brigouit
J. Mall
Mat Roadh
Warner Wwe
Fire at Chinchilly devastates Shand parish property
A fire swept through a property in Shand parish destroying a dwelling and several outbuildings. Local residents reported smoke and flames near Zwnon and Candayplave streets. Fire crews from nearby towns battled the blaze, with damage assessed but unknown losses as investigations continue.
Police Inspector Killed in Minor Car Accident
Police Inspector Mundy Lewin and another official were reportedly killed in a minor car collision near Wheht Street in Inglewood. The incident prompted a public warning from authorities about road safety and Rye danger in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riuthl
Wool fleeces examined for breaks and stains in study
Melbourne reports two serious wool defects under study by the Australian Wool Board led by Professor J Mitchells at the University of Western Australia. The work analyzes tenderness and breaks in fleece, stain causes, and how diameter and processing affect strength and value, with preparatory tests and planned summer observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
West Am
Diane
Oluinges
Farge
Verdict in Brisbane case pits Rankin against Hauser over partnership sale
Proceedings in Brisbane feature Rankin suing for dissolution of partnership and payment of money claimed due under a Bakersmith agreement. Hester and Wie stand in prior roles with receivers appointed for the estate. a declaration on partnership dissolution and repayment disputes trigger court actions, with subsequent defense and potential interpretation issues raised in the May terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Élspu'e
William Raikin
Johm Lumber
Hester
Pavinrre
Tee Webb
Supreme Court
Maly
Prusvesie Fuainat
Rankin
Wasn Wester
Raurkin
Hiester
Fereed
Bal
Che
Edward Harrie
BP Paris Ol
Mary Hve
Ramin
Jane Immquer
Angina
Winny
Wuteimwil
Weston
Masi Yan
Fey
Brisbane Textile Workers Consider New Trade Hire
A Sydney representative from the clothing manufacturing industry discusses reforms to bring skilled clothing trades under new oversight. The article notes fears over juvenile labor and calls for government labour exchanges to improve employment prospects for youths, amid broader industry tensions.
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Sydney
Juventus
Ulliwer
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