22 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1936
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows a catalog-like list of wardrobe items and prices with scattered names and numbers. It mentions men’s accessories, braces, belts, and fittings, with multiple dates and price-like figures, though the text is garbled. The readable bits suggest a retail listing or sale catalog from a shop.
From This Servicestile Range Fancy work basic ets Bite incl Wee tee ota fay hlonen s work noxes Ong aya Bh dressing tamer powder witter needle carer 1/5 2 H/0 listing assorted baskets hangers and dressings with prices and quantities for home sewing and fancy craft use.
A garbled item list describes toilet sets and powders with scattered names and numbers. It mentions quantities like 8 and 2 per hour and hints at prices and locations, though details are unclear. The fragment reads like a damaged advertisement or catalog snippet.
An Australian federal and state coalition plan outlines energetic campaign steps for a Queensland referendum. Senior officials from the Commonwealth and state level discuss forming a formative vote structure with central and state executives to coordinate the campaign across Brisbane and Sydney centers.
A fragment from a political column notes possible royal involvement with India as part of empire duties. It suggests Princess Elizabeth May might accompany mujastics to India and references imperial reign, though details are unclear and fragmented.
Paris report of a plane landing near Trappes after a lovers quarrel. A pilot was found with a bullet wound in the neck and rushed to hospital in Verneuil. A third woman passenger survived, while Beth fled the aircraft and later rejoined the others aboard.
Fragmented report shows state ministry briguant with Mr Time Foley making a first appearance amid ministerial dispersals for holidays. Premier W Durgan Smith heads Labour party shifts. Belgian firm tensions and a naval incident near Oran and Cartagena are noted amid broader political turmoil. A separate note mentions Sueanne Mader taking a new operator role amid forgery allegations.
Reports from SAN SALVADOR describe a quake and landslide near San Vicente that devastated Salva tor and nearby villages. Red Cross volunteers rushed to aid the injured, evacuations began, and hospitals were stretched as supplies and motors were requisitioned.
Sydney Monday reports a pageant in Adelad after a race with eleven pilots present. Broadbent and others claim the Adelaide event was a mask for a propaganda effort. Pilots feel unrecognized and a lack of courtesy by officials worsens the situation.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports last night's Brisbane lottery draw with Casket No 471 winning first prize. It lists ticket numbers and names, including several locations and unrelated strings, creating a jumbled summary of prizes and participants.
Natives locate the pilot after a crash near Johannesburg on Monday. Reports state rescue teams found the aeroplane and began investigations as authorities confirm the location in Mozambique.
In Currumbin a lifesaving club heroically rescued Einhda Finnith and her brother Fred after they became trapped near Elephant Rock. Club members hauled them to safety, with one rescuer sustaining injuries during the operation. Both siblings regained consciousness and were taken to hospital following the dramatic rescue by the Jodsl lifesaving team.
The note details ongoing flood damage and rising costs as farmers face expanded cane deliveries and increased charges. It explains cane production and government pricing shifts, highlighting how cane mounts now cost 25 shillings a unit and government charges to suppliers in Jamaica and beyond.
A Victorian council debate notes blue mould affecting crops and discusses benzol use to prevent disease. Minister BeKoctian urges guidance on seedlings procurement, with reports of supply issues and experiments showing reduced evaporation and pest protection when using resistant plant pods.
Melbourne police report negative progress in the post office murder case of Violet Web at the Yen Post. There was no sign of struggle and no firearm was fired. Initial signs suggest a solitary assailant entered the home and attacked the victim before fleeing. Investigators note skull fracture and focus on motive and timelines.
An 18 year old victim in Willington area is reported in a disturbing incident. Details are sparse in the available text, but authorities are investigating and urging anyone with information to come forward. The scene involves a tent area and potential shelter disruption. No further names or official statements are confirmed in the fragment.
London dispatch reports the Pope suffered a relapse and fainted Sunday evening. Doctors note glandular issues and heart strain. Vatican observers say condition remains serious as Cardinal and papal aides guard privacy and await further briefings.
In Adelaide two youths drowned after entering the Torrens river during a swim. Police say an older boy tried to help his companion but both disappeared beneath the muddy waters and died within minutes. Identified victims were Georges Muscay and Lawrence Sullivan, residents of Anguretreeb and Cyprass-stivel respectively.
In London on Sunday Catholic Attitude reports a solemn renunciation of the BDA, urging loyalty to God and the throne. Archbishop Asenbston appeals for steadfast faith amid the royal departure, praising the ruler and invoking divine guidance for the nation.
A Melbourne report details a missing police patrol during a land party search. Officials state a patrol could not be located after the attempt, with later plans for a second patrol and further field follow ups.
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