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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 26, 1933
Page
5
The Lama long believed dead warns the British government that Everest expeditions must end. He blames the Hut Boilge oxytion for recent fatalities and asserts gods oppose invasion of their home. A confidential letter hints at a halted expedition and reflects Tibet's claims shifting the 1924 ascent context.
A collision at a level crossing near Townsville injures Tama Moy Parkineon aged 69 and leaves another driver with severe injuries. The elderly woman is hospitalized in critical condition with fractures and internal injuries.
A relic discussion surveys actor salaries from Jack Coogan to Greta Garbo, noting weekly and annual incomes, film rates, and peak earnings. It highlights топ stars like Garbo and Dietrich with large per film sums, while others receive substantial yearly pay, reflecting Hollywood luxury and labor shifts.
London dispatch reports Lady Huntingfield wife of Victoria’s governor elect expresses plans to travel to Australia after Christmas with her husband and eldest son Gerald. She praises the Country Women’s Association and Victorian work, hopes to learn more about local activities, and mentions son Gerald may study in Cambridge.
O Duffy faces charges for membership in the Young Ireland Association listed as illegal. The case centers on alleged ties to the de Valera government and the party's activities. O Sullivan greeted on return to Clonakilty with a torch procession and cheering crowds after a public meeting near Tonishannon to Bardon.
Perth Minday reports publicans debate selling small beer pots at a fixed price to boost competition. Trade echoes concern over broader liquor demand and patterns, with calls for maintaining large drink pots while opposing a general beer movement.
The Excelsior notes the Prince of Wales as a symbol of sport and business akin to past royal personifications. It contrasts King George and King Edward in wartime leadership and diplomacy, while praising Victoria for bourgeois peace. The diary of exploration to Ban Africa is cited as showcasing originality and aestheticism, suggesting the future sovereign will embody a modern union.
A quoted line refers to a ratio of ten to one in population distribution within Industry. The remark cites a respected physician figure, Lord Hordér, in support of the claim about public demographics.
London and Leipzig reports describe the Reichstag trial ending after 57 days with Van der Lubbe sentenced to death. Bulgarians and other defendants face potential deportation and further indictments loom as Nazi press react with fury.
A Japanese island suffered a quake and volcanic eruption causing four deaths, twenty injuries, and twelve homes destroyed. Authorities report six volcanoes erupted near Kuchlao Craba Taland Kumagegun Kagoshima. further details remain unavailable.
Fragmentary report notes pension totals shrinking from an initial 1,760,000 to about 70,050 remaining, with projections suggesting further reductions over five years. Indicates Ministry of Pensions records show continued decline in wartime obligations.
A Chinese minister explains proposed duties on imported cotton, cement and milk to curb dumping and protect production. He notes 75 000 tons of shipments ordered before the new duties, and mentions potential exemptions for mills seeking relief. The government plans to introduce tariffs on cotton and oil products. Chinese millers have yet to decide on an action.
Stephen Mitchel and Sidney Mitchell of Thillons faced murder charges in the death of their brother Thomas Mitchell 25. Thomas died after a Friday gun attack with a post event hospital care turning fatal. A coroner’s inquiry was ordered and the two men were remanded for eight days.
A tabby kitten born five weeks ago was trapped inside a Welbourne home for four nights and days. Workers removed bricks and floorboards to locate the mewing animal, which survived on a swollen wall cavity until rescued with warm milk.
A fragmented note shows references to various grains and commodities including wheat barley canary seed corn and potatoes. Mentions bindings and ply beams and a Teele reference, but no clear market data or dates.
A sensational notice from Terih reports the wedding of a nudist couple in Promuinde with only minimal attire, a heat influenced ceremony, and an informal reception. It notes about 10,000 bicycles missing yearly in the London area.
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