Prisoner charged with travel by train without a ticket
Ronald Waverley McFarlane, 20, laborer, appeared before the Police Court with 3H. Fowler and C. Waller. He admitted traveling from Wallangarra to Toowoomba via multiple trains without paying fares. He had prior convictions for theft and fare evasion. He faced a fine of 1, plus restitution of 9 shillings 6 pence for the fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
C. Waller
Ronald Waverley McFarlane
Jullty
Wal- Mangere
Warwick
Amy
Benlor
Fall From Wagon Hospitalized Yangan Resident
Thomas Jenner aged 66, well known resident of Yangan, was admitted to Warwick General Hospital after a fall from a wagon during wheat harvest. He sustained head injuries when the wagon toppled and he fell to the ground as the horse moved. A nearby observer quickly helped, preventing further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jenner
Yangan
Warwick General Hospital
Bey Found Unconscious After Rolling Horse Incident
A worker employed by his father on a farm near Kurearula was thrown from a rolling horse and found unconscious yesterday. He sustained a concussion and was transported to the hospital by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Wenchat
Tidle
Silchurdin
Finland Tensions Rise Over Aland Fortifications
Readings from a Copenhagen conference show Finland moving toward fortifying the Aland islands amid debate over potential German and Soviet interests. The government aims to uphold neutrality while preparing defenses and controlling strategic points to safeguard imports and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinand
Thikre
Aary
Mannave Fundar
Social _ Democratic Party
Jjustice
Pismansty
Arma
Aland
Russia
Germany
Aland Tuuniés
Cormandsade
Pinniah
Umea
Finind
Lara
Centenary Stamp Design Sparks Brisbane City Mall Debate
Crowds debate a centenary Queensland stamp as Brisbane weighs a metropolitan design. Discussions center on featuring nature and pastoral imagery with proposals including Lesley Rocks arrival in Warwick and the Downs pastoral scene. Local officials consider a design focused on urban and rural life for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesley Rocka
Warwick
Hue
Uye
Jan Metiuli
Briabane
Tye Celetina
Wheat Acquisition Quality Premiums Declined by State Growers
The report discusses retained quality premiums in wheat amid evolving national and international trade tensions. It references state actions, proposed reforms, and comments from government officials about pricing, grading, and supplier negotiations affecting premium levels and market allocations.
Double Accident Involving Two Men In Temnymorel
Two men from Temnymorel were injured in a road incident near Wanford when a wet road caused a vehicle to slip. Trooper Petersen sustained a leg injury above the ankle and was admitted to hospital in Killarney after a bystander helped. Bradford received stitching at a local surgery.
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Tepes E Teversen
Heed
Ain Wanford
Temnymorel
Petersen
Reysenis
Church Services May Be Listed In Vague Text
An unreadable fragment suggests a church services notice with scattered phrases about November events and trade references. Contains garbled place names and unclear schedule details, offering no definite time, location, or organized program.
Net Tightens British Naval Patrols Search For Raiders
Cape Town reports on German raiders and the sinking incidents near Mascarigue and Wavis Bay with details of signals, attacks, and the Africa Shes, plus a Cape Town rescue and police actions on a separate incident in London. The account mentions Captain Merial, the Dorie Star sinking, and wartime radio chatter.
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NU News
Doric
Cape Town
Daily Telegraph
Dee Fee
Wolles
Wavis Bay
Masarceigue
Durban
Atrich
Frank Merial
Gaya
Abele
Yran
Zavorap Point
Jondon
Cape ‘Town
iWetlins Bay
Civing
Tyby
London
Moradia
Inquiry Promised on Wool Appraisal in Canberra
The article reports a promise from the Prime Minister to appoint a committee to inquire into wool appraisal practices. It notes the Wool Board handles appraisals, the technical nature of valuing wool, and the dispute over amounts agreed between Australia and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Gurk
Lab
Mensies
Wea i
End of January Report From Canberra
The article notes the Army Minister, associated on Mtr Street, missing a point on the January draft, with references to retraining and camp activity. It mentions trainers and camp timing, and signals ongoing policy deliberations about the January act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberia
Mtr_ Street
Repeemmla
Unai
Der
Bet
Pertak Bey Cama Arty
Insect Plague Ravages District Crops
Reported widespread grasshoppers swarm the district damaging crops and pastures. In Bell, Pains, and Caprine read areas, many miles from the town, reports of grain and dairy losses due to hopper activity. Duckie Creek and nearby fields show notable forage and pasture impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalay
Cove
Miles
Vrwn
Duckie Crue
Sumuoor
Fred
Grambogpers
Mbms Creek
War sidelight rises in new wartime rate announcements
Telegraph corresp in Paris cites higher rates for Australasian and Suez freight with Allied flag at 80 percent and neutral flag at 2 percent. Western Australian grain cargo rates raised to 48 to 58. Armament work moves from Poznan to Besta. Africa’s gift to Britain notes South Africa’s Mayers fund seeks 2 108000 to aid Union war effort.
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London
Hyde
Australasia
Suez
Soda Armament Works
Theseuy
Telegraph Gompery
Paris
Posen
Besta
Wort
Contraband Control in Wartime Germany and British Policy
In a periodical, German economists criticize wartime German exports and British trade policy. They argue blockade and smuggling drain German goods, while Britain urges export growth and imports. The report suggests government measures to relieve rent burdens and create substitute industries to preserve the economy.
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Zurich
Toriny
Emil Maleereh
Cnn
Goerti
Adauit
Brithsaatraband
Conitret
Germany
Wade
O& Ie
Ciilen le
Anau Ee
Wiley Adda
Horse meat trade exposed in Melbourne inquiry
Victoria authorities disclosed anatomy of a horse meat ring selling for human consumption across Melbourne outlets. Witness Martin described how flesh from horses slaugh tered in illicit markets reached buyers with no legitimate supply chain in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wedneway
Yetovie
Martin
Manisar
Erves Tor Kunen
Bolsher
Wba
Foundations Sink Canberra in Grain Shed Fire
A fragmentary report notes damage at a grain shed in Goomburra and talks of refrigeration measures to prevent further loss. It mentions a Wheat Board insurance action and a proposed special race tied to a new machine, with references to Parliament and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Ail Guasne
Jon Compe
Redbank
Francis
Representativim Tovday
Proada
Starge
Sriabane
Newia
Albior
Lord Nuffield Gifts 19.25 Million to Hospital Fund
A report states Lord Nuffield donates 19.25 million in share units to a hospital fund. The fund aims to improve hospital services and finance policy within the health system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Nuffield
London
Lind Nuttiela Fas
Morin Motors
Crewle & Wycleub
Wilorat Hospital
Unrest in Austria Reports Grow Amid Political Tension
Fragmentary report describes rising unrest in Austria as opposition to a ruling faction intensifies. Text mentions travel origins and references to a broader regional instability without clear dates or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wiserland
Austria
Wheat Marketing Board Approval Reported in Parliament
The assembly today debated motions to establish a Wheat Marketing Board for South Australia and to provide financial support through Commonwealth arrangements. The discussions focused on governance, staffing, and the role of Commonwealth services in implementation and monitoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaire
Board of Comiry
Commonwealth
Corn Sack Shortage Hits New South Wales Harvest
The report blames a corn sack shortage for the New South Wales harvest delay. Officials, including Acting Minister Spot and secretary Whe New Heath Walm, discuss shortages and potential remedies as shipments and reserve stocks face strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Wettrontay
Sanunomaralth Pines
Comantinkes T
Pretemur WB
Ceplat
Orhay
Monoplane crash claims German boy pilot
Fragmentary report describes a monoplane accident in which a German boy pilot was killed. Details are unclear with several garbled phrases mentioning water and a Thames area scene but no clear timeline or location. The text references religious sentiment and a tentative morning event.
Air Prove Rains Hit Hoint Fo Band Mada
A fragment from the Aribane Press notes a figure and band Mada appearing before joining the police amid recent rain. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mada Aporing
Vanatter
Aribane Press
Police
Coal dispute stirs unions over ministerial appointments
Representatives of the coal owners and engineers group clash as the government considers appointing ministers under industrial peace act provisions. Talks target the Prime Minister and Parliament to resolve the row amid ongoing labor tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saaeee
Pederson
Edecated
Eigine-deivers’ Union
Te Amalgsinaned
Engineerang
Colery
Adenan
Manis
British Merchant Ship Sinks After Collision
A British merchant ship sank after a collision near Lae in early November. Initial reports indicate the vessel Hewes Munni was involved, with details forthcoming from maritime authorities.
Local School Night Event At Romeok Mall Foem
Readable fragments announce a community event titled School Night at the Romeok Mall hosted by Warwick Mig and Intersseaisher School. Specific times or organizers beyond names are unclear in the fragment.
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eMbanuht
Warwick Mig
Foem Mall
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