14 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1937
Page
1
Fragmented OCR sale notice lists price drops for items with unclear names. Mentions reductions from 63 to 81/6 and 52/6 to 26/3 with dates like 28/11. Details are garbled but indicate discounted merchandise and altered prices.
A damaged OCR list shows varied item names with price reductions from dates like 10/6 to 6/11 and 9/11 to 6/11. It includes entries such as Astessive Colours, Bentpone WATE, and Macy Bray, with unclear context and multiple misread terms.
British Foreign Secretary Eden reciprocates Hitler’s peace feelers but warns rearmament is essential. London reports indicate Britain prefers limited arms, seeks European cooperation, and resists Franco-Spanish intervention while pursuing balance of power. Ambassadors and officials anticipate further moves after Eden’s Savoy dinner remarks.
A Finnish motor ship broke up in a fierce gale off the Scottish coast with over 30 dead. Only two women and two children among the occupants survived, leaving the captain, eight crew, and many others missing as the vessel sank after being driven toward a reef and hauled apart by the heavy seas.
The text outlines a deadlock in negotiations between Australia, Britain and Canada over who controls the Australia Singapore section of the treaty. Australia seeks Australian personnel and repairs, arguing for sovereignty while Britain wants continued British forces. Neogitations with New Zealand and Canada are referenced as efforts toward a satisfactory agreement. The Federal Cabinet is to meet to decide, with no settlement yet reached.
Report from Rome describes a claimed experiment by an alleged adenatist who directs a ray at two women, causing them to fade from sight while their conversation remains audible. The technique allegedly uses a combination of an electro option and special rays to achieve partial invisibility.
Urishane reports a head-hunter’s son who converts to Christianity and becomes a missioner. The feature recalls family upheaval including burial customs, perilous encounters with headhunters, and a grandfather's influence before faith reshaped his path and the son’s upbringing.
Brisbane reports efforts to aid districts with drought relief. Five butter and cheese firms have been asked to conserve and extend advances to farmers for fodder purchases. The Agriculture Minister says 20 million pounds will support the program, with 121,190 already advanced to farmers for fodder purchases.
The Minister for Labour and Industry received a deputation from the Quocumlnnid Guid Bioniye Ca operative, Dederation Ltd, seeking to purchase from the Government the Marillion Cole totes now leased to the company. Directors and secretary expressed desire to purchase the leased works, while the Government was urged to act. Mr. Fiymea nals advised awaiting the promises tar details, as the deputation pressed for a sale.
Melbourne reports on a demonstration by Blanchard Telephone and Gable Ltd at 2 London Street. The plant showcased a device aimed at aircraft direction systems. The exhibit drew questions about why the system did not use an ultra short wave beam. The result was a positive reception from officials, with plans for further testing next week.
A garbled report mentions Brinthaber and Sojiadht discussing colonization issues with Prancey. The text shows confusion about an agreement and a proposed zone resolution but remains unclear and unfinished.
Vatican report indicates Fope’s condition worsened after a period of decline. Officials said he faced serious health challenges amid ongoing medical attention and uncertainty about recovery.
Flooding remains severe with several bridge approaches washed out and roads cut. Creeks in Stanthorpe and the Texas districts are subsiding slowly, though high water still blocks transport and mail services. crews are rebuilding washaways while river levels drop from peaks near 72 feet to 22 feet at 2am.
NSW government acts to stamp out SP betting as cabinet meets to consider amendments to the law. Queensland floods affect the Darling River region with Creeks swollen near Goondiwindi. river levels at 28 feet, expected to rise to flood danger thresholds by morning.
An Adelaide University expert warned Australia may face a population of about 69 million after two centuries, arguing for concentration of population and pastoral use of land. He criticized vast Crown land and low usable area, urging policy on population growth and security considerations. Dr Southwood also linked rising heart disease to shifting death causes, highlighting need for periodic health checks.
A strong southerly wind whipped heavy surf along the coast with boats and beachgoers affected. Central districts reported rainfall up to two inches, with thunderstorms and heavy downpours across Darling Downs and highlands. Weather officials noted the system’s reach extended toward Rockhampton with regional totals varying, while tropical coast lines experienced gusty conditions and elevated seas.
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