Fragmented OCR: Local notice trims auction details
Readable fragments describe an upcoming public sale action but lack clear dates parties or locations. The notice references a local official and a sale action but full terms remain unreadable.
03 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1937
Page
1
Readable fragments describe an upcoming public sale action but lack clear dates parties or locations. The notice references a local official and a sale action but full terms remain unreadable.
The report notes a deadly plane crash at Yeppoon with four fatalities. The article discusses government obligations for the upcoming financial year, defense spending, and funding methods. It quotes Mr Carey and Mr Curtin on defense finance and taxation, amid debates on overseas borrowing and national obligations.
Canberra reports the government plans to increase munitions production across Australia. Minister Joe Defemen faces Labour criticisms over private factories and potential conflicts with Defence Department needs. Debates focus on emergency supply, tendering practices, and preserving national security during wartime.
The Brigbane wool fair closed today with 40418 bales offered and a 400d average across regions. Prices ranged from par to above, notes mention brands such as Terachis and JER Hanworth, with October averages around 144d per pound and widespread advances reported.
Five month deficit totals fluctuate with figures around £832,859, compared to the prior period’s £1,040. The report notes revenue receipts and expenditures across divisions, with highway earnings cited at £3,206,114 and air revenue adjustments totaling about £16,000.
A plane crash near Yeppoon claims the lives of the Morgan family members, including Licensee and his son and 16 year old daughter, with the pilot Owen Wraber and other relatives severely injured. The craft reportedly struck near the coast, then skimmed rooftops before plunging into the water. The tragedy spans a mother, father, and two children among the deceased, with survivors rushed to medical care.
A faulty account details a dramatic and fatal air incident near Yeppoon with diver Max Wohl, a Royal Queenland Astro Club member Valdaayes, and Haye family members. The narrative references a record depth dive, a plane crash near Berwell Crescent, and subsequent injuries and fatalities. The piece intertwines aviation and diving exploits, identifying several named individuals and locations in a disjointed reportage.
The Labour Minister announced a 50,000 program for youth vocational training funded by grants and government support. Courses at Gatton College will offer short technical entries with tuition, practical and theatre studies, plus board, with stipends for students. Centres include Charters Towers and Brisbane, Toowoomba, Rockhampton and Townsville.
Police report a woman found murdered in a bag near Purrawatiaon November 23. OBrien identified by clothing. body in a cashbag shows evidence of strangulation after a struggle. Detectives narrowing suspects, tracing possible motive and alibis.
BELFAST reports Parliament considered a name change for Northern Ireland while details of the political discussion were not disclosed. The piece then shifts to a Brisbane to Yeppoon air crash narrative involving Hayes and his son and others, detailing flight routes, fatalities, and survivors, and noting Defence Minister Thorby pledges inquiry and potential future action.
In Canberra on Thursday a government spokesman cited a planned Empire mail scheme as a defense measure. Funds valued at about 15 000 pounds were earmarked for launches and boat equipment, with 20 000 pounds allocated for related operating costs.
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