30 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 30, 1937
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text mentions fabric prices for hemmer items with references to weave and color, including price notes such as 2/11 and 378. The readable portions imply a late 19th or early 20th century catalog entry from Barnes. Entities include Barnes, fabrics, prices, and weave terms.
The Dairy price dispute widens as the Price Commission and Deputy Commissioner consider launching a cooperative marketing organization. Lindsay, chair of the new Milk Board, outlines January producer prices. Farmers report they cannot sell all their milk at fixed prices and may shift to cooperative selling to access markets directly, bypassing wholesalers.
The court crowd surged causing a wooden stand to wobble while tickets and money trays toppled. Police on duty, led by Anspeetay Tunas, reported no revolver was drawn as officials and a secretary named Mr Wedewold acted to steady the scene and separate the crowd.
Four men Matthew O Keefe Roy Mevaran William Graham and Harold Ohm Reve were remanded in City Court on the murder of truck driver John Thon Demy. The inquest was adjourned to January 6 with orders on clothing for identification, and questions over a change of attire for McFarlane.
Canberra reports the Australian government weighing film censorship as the United States declines to intervene over a newsreel showing the Panay attack. Officials consider whether current rules could ban such footage and whether to prohibit imports of the film. The cabinet weighs options amid mixed signals.
A reported plot to assassinate Vice Premier Blum and topple the government was investigated. Delmaecle, leader of The Caymullards, was arrested after discovery of documents linking Communists and a proposed takeover of Paris. He claimed the campaign prevented civil war and cited large numbers of Communists involved.
Joseph Brows, aged 89, of Coorpame, died hours after a ladder fall while assembling a framework. He slipped and fell, injuring his head and body, with the accident occurring during a menial task.
Grafton and Yamba men, White Civ don Witchild and 8 Peyas, were fishing near the Clarence River breakwater when their ram was broadsided by a wave and sank. They clung to the hull and were rescued with minor injuries, the boat valued at about 150 pounds driven ashore and wrecked. Local Yamba Bur Club members aided the rescue.
Severe storm conditions cause widespread travel delays and port disruptions. Coastal towns report rough seas, and the Premivuje weather service warns of continuing gusts. Officials urge caution as transportation networks face slowing travel times and heightened risk across multiple regions.
Fragmented OCR text from an old page mentions Hadj Lev and a pioneer, with garbled phrasing about open events, a tea report, and a likely local or regional note. Names like Hadj Lev appear amid unclear references to ships, laws, and dates.
Dr Thomson urged a drastic revision of the native affairs policy. He called for the establishment of a Department of Native Affairs with trained staff to apply anti appropriation measures and to revise protection. The report favors creating permanent reserves and limiting mission imprint policies while preparing for broader civil administration changes.
TRE POPE III Vatican City reports his chief physiologist says the Pope is affected by nervous strain and bronchial trouble after Christmas ceremonies. He is ordered milk and rest, with Pope Pius XI awaiting further instructions and supervision during his convalescence.
Royal Commission examined the sale of the Shale Manter Pipe Works to Stoner, reviewing tenders and papers. Officials discussed documents, replacements, and possible irregularities while Parliament proposed Crown Solicitors access. hearing ran from 7:30 pm to 10:30 pm.
Uninjured taxi driver fled scene after collision with engine at Boren Bridge level crossing. Train from general hospital direction stopped short. taxi slammed, driver escaped but was not harmed. Police arrived. scene described as chaotic with emergency signals and lingering danger.
Obituary notes the death of Dr A L Bullmore in Sydney following an extended illness. He practiced on Macquarie Street and was connected with the Australasian College of Surgeons. A farewell service and recognition of his contributions are mentioned alongside a note about his public affairs in Queenland lands.
In Lindon, an unclear sample shows fragmented text and illegible phrases. The fragment mentions business terms and names in a garbled sequence, with no recoverable events or concrete facts.
Sydney crowds packed the New South Wales lawn courts from Manly Bay to watch world champion Donald Budge and Australian J. L Crawford in a six set exhibition. Budge, often hot under pressure, struggled with concentration while Crawford pressed hard, ending with Budge claiming a contested decision. USTA officials in New York voiced surprise at Budge’s handling and suggested further inquiry.
The Telegraph reports Jacoboriin, Soviet Minister in Norway, faces execution by death for alleged ties to rotaky after recall from Oslo. He reportedly sought Moscow and Oslo art posts, and authorities may demand harsh punishment if found guilty.
In TOKTO Wednesday report, Edgar Ten argues Westerners will occupy much of the world’s surface as migration slows there, while Asiatic populations rise with continued movement. He predicts educated workers migrate toward China and Europe lags in population, offset by economic growth.
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