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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
5
Craven Ardath De Luxe and Country Life offerings listed with prices and descriptions. Monopoles and magnums noted, along with fine English poplin tourist shirts featuring woven stripes and checks, bone stiffeners, and matching collars.
Admiral Byrd told a Providence lecture that ocean depths will soon be explored after Arctic and Antarctic achievements. He said ocean expeditions are essential to learn about lost ecosystems and that a distinct future ocean project is a real possibility. He praised Lincoln Ellsworth and the Little America rescue effort, noting radio silence hinted at technical trouble rather than danger.
Report from Wallangarra notes an accident while bagging pollard when D Cross received a laceration to his left eye from a torn bag. An ambulance attended and medical aid given. Local staff, including post master L Dohenty and relief worker McCoy, returned to duties after absences as others traveled to Sydney and Toowoomba. Weather turned warm with temperatures ranging from 83 to 85 degrees as the mail train departed for Brisbane with cherries and New England produce heading to market.
A young woman stowaway, identity unknown, jumped from the Monterey liner off Bondi Beach near Sydney as the ship neared port. Lifeboats circled the area, search efforts continued for an hour in heavy seas, but no trace of the woman was found. Letters signed Phyllis were found aboard and addressed to the captain.
In Allaha bad on Thursday the match between Tarrant's team and the United Provinces collapsed as five Australians were dismissed for poor hitting by lunch. Morrishy, Love, Bryant, Hendry, and Tar rant fell. only Ryder and Tarrant stood until the end at 89. The Provinces, batting 12 men, declared at 197.
The body of Joe Tyler, 22, a porter with the Matann Umer Mon larry line, was recovered after a brutal attack near Binion pler. Initial indications point to a transit station murder, with the Government Pathologist involved in the investigation.
The insolvency hearing of Dennis Sylvester Floyd a former Warwick garage owner now in Ascot revealed that cheap tyres and discount sales ruined his vulcanising business. Floyd was declared bankrupt August 3 1935 on a Motor Supplies Limited petition with liabilities of £1717 13 11 of which £823 was secured and £13 11 unpaid unsecured. He admitted seven years running a Warwick shop and extensive credit to customers while motor supplies had financed plant and tyres. further debts included £540 legal costs. His wife transferred Warwick freehold to him and later Floyd mortgaged it to cover overdrafts. the examination adjourned with Floyd stating he had repaid most of Motor Supplies’ hire purchase but many debts remained uncollected.
A reader disputes health officer advice to keep cars from Paloigrin Street gutters to ease refuse disposal. He urges inspecting nightly waste hotspots, proposes fines for owners of outlets sending filth into streets, and cites frequent butcher shop activity as a misattributed cause.
The fragment discusses drownings and appearances of 94h badly worn items and mentions Taylor Baye Ingheem drowned days ago. It references an opinion on a relation to Taylor's head, suggests possible sustenance or inanolulu, and notes annual roundups on the Thames in England with unclear names and events.
Canberra via Adelaide introduces licensing regulations for seamen with licensing to begin immediately. Adelaide becomes the fifth port under the system as the government defends the Transport Workers Act amid a strike that disrupts shipping. Sydney reports four licensed ships and plans for 25 percent cargo ships next week. Brisbane ports show volunteers manning six ships left by strikers with crews from the Australian Shipping Company and others.
A fragmented line notes a comparison between brothers and humans regarding taste preference for ants. The text hints at a quirky observation but lacks additional context or named entities for fuller reporting.
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