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Newspaper

Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Dec 07, 1939

Page

6

Seed Corn and Crop Seeds Market Report

Sudan seed corn varieties for remachining and government testing listed with yellow dent early learning lady finger fireroy yellow 90 red nib red 90 and more. Millet and grass seeds including Japanese White French Rhodes couch paspalum sorghums milo fetorita also noted for table and cattle pumpkin seeds and fodder with special arrangement by Fleater's world service. Eire coastal defence expenditure report from London notes 240000 pounds.

Sudan Rhodes

Tariff Debate Shows Narrow Government Defeat on Wool Goods

In Canberra the government narrowly failed on a proposal to cut duties on woollen piece goods. The debate saw two near misses for woollen yarns and tops as MPs argued over British preference and general tariff rates. The defeat, by 31 to 29, prompted amendments directing that former rates apply only to pre existing imports. The opposition pressed, warning reduced duties risk unemployment and harm to mills, while ministers cited defence orders and industry employment.

Canberra House of Representatives Lawson United Kingdom Messrs Marr Lane Australia U.ap Country Party T. W. White Vic Jos. Prancks Customs Mr. Lawson

Queensland forms biological section to tackle prickly pear weeds

Brisbane reports the Lands Department creates a new biological section to eradicate prickly pear burr and other pasture weeds. Alan P. Dodd becomes director with offices at Sherwood Laboratory and two field stations at Gogango and Goondiwindi. Entomologist J. Mann and senior assistant T. A. Cole join, with S. K. Bassingthwaite as land ranger.

Brisbane Lands Department P. Pease Commonwealth Prickly Peer Board Commonwealth New South Wales Queensland Commonwealth Sand New South Wales Querrinsland Commonwealth Prickly Pear Board Alan P. Dodd Sherwood Laboratory J. Mann T. A. Cole Gogango Rockhamptton A. R. Taylor H. Byron Goondiwindi D. 8. Middleton K. Bassingthwaite Dalby Public Service of Queensland Commonwealth Prickly Board Council For Scientific and Industrial Research Department of Agriculture CSIR Dodd

King in France tours front lines with B E F officials

The King spent eight hours in France touring front line positions with Viscount Gort the Duke of Gloucester and other officers. He viewed Highland troops behind barbed wire stood on a pillbox and observed battlefield layouts while crowds cheered along muddy roads. He lunched with Guards officers and later rejoined his party. Jeanne the innkeeper’s daughter spoke of his humility. Sir John Simon also visited RAF headquarters in France.

London France Viscount Gort B.ef Duke of Gloucester Jeanne John Simon RAF Sir John Simon Royal Air Force

Story Bridge Fatality Tragedy Halts Brisbane Workman

Arthur McKay Wharton of River View near Ipswich fell 110 feet from the Story Bridge deck in Brisbane. He twice saved coworkers earlier at the site and likely faltered after striking his knee with a heavy tool. his body was not recovered from the river.

Brisbane Arthur McKay Wharton Riverview Ipewich Story Bridge Wharton Kleemayer Acroas

Claw Marks Support Crocodile Sighting in Grafton

Constable Jackson says claw marks in the sand could not be faked and notes tail marks as evidence in the hunt for the Nourke crocodile. Politicians Wingfield and Pratben pose in the scene as locals unearth bones claimed to belong to the first crocodile brought to Yambajie years ago.

Grafton Constable Jackson Parllanius O C. Wingfield M.L.A Yambajie Wan

Non-Paying Inmates At NSW General Hospital

T L Jones chairman Brisbane Hospital Board told the NSW Hospital Inquiry that 57 percent of General Hospital patients do not pay fees, mostly due to inability. The board has never issued summonses for fees as costs rise and wards crowd. Dr Pye the medical superintendent said the board aims for 1200 beds, with about 600 to maintain close staff contact.

Brisbane New South Wales Parliament House T. L. Jones Brisbane Hospital Board General Hospital Pye

Round-up Of Foreign Agents In U S Soon Predicted

Washington report after talks with President Roosevelt said early indictments and prosecutions would target residents and foreign agents suspected of violating statutes. It cited passport frauds income tax evasions and failure to register as key charges.

U.S Washington Murphy Roosevelt

Wallet of Notes Presented to P. E. Lenihan in Toowoomba

A Wallet of Notes was presented today by J Murphy General Manager South Western division to Mr. P E Lenihan who retires under age limit after nine years with Queensland Railways. Lenihan began as an apprentice clerk at Toowoomba in 18 os later served the General Traffic Manager's office and the Appeal Board secretary before becoming staff clerk in Toowoomba in 1991. He and his family will remain in Toowoomba.

Toowoomba South-Western Division J. Murphy P. E. Lenihan Queensland Railways Murphy Mrr Lenihan Ailway Department Toowong Appeal Board

Charming Charmosan Gift Caskets for Christmas

Advertises Charmosan face powder and Creme Charmosan in Christmas Gift Caskets No 1 No 2 and No 3. Caskets are decorative, free with purchase of Charmasan goods at standard retail prices. Sold by chemists, drapers and stores nationwide.

Paris Parks

Man Fined For Mosquito Tank Failure In Connell Street

Thomas Joseph Kunkel of Murphy's Creek pleaded guilty by letter in the Summons Court to failing to keep a tank in a Connell Street house protected against mosquitoes. The city health inspector said tanks must have gauze protection. Kunkel, owner of the Connell Street house, was fined 1 with costs, or three days’ imprisonment on default.

Toowoomba Thomas Joseph Kunkel Murphy's Creek Day Mezars J. Bott Donoghue J's P Connell-street W. D. Rees Council Kunkel

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