21 Jan 1939
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1939
Page
1
Expert Cortionis has arranged an event for Wednesday January 25 and invites attendance. The notice notes the date and implies a public or professional gathering.
London reports the German Navy plans a new cruiser named Sepdlic armed with eight inch guns. British officials and strategists discuss potential treaty revisions as Germany seeks increased firepower. Officials warn Britain faces naval competition and possible escalation if Germany expands armament.
A Dutch representative spoke on settlement prospects in Australia, noting high living costs and unemployment in the Netherlands, and suggesting many Dutch would migrate to Australia seeking new opportunities. He praised Australia’s institutions, the assimilation of migrants, and warned Holland’s population pressure due to crowded conditions and a strong export trade that had previously resisted emigration.
Auckland Friday report notes Bruce laughs at talk of taking over leadership from Mr Lane. He dismisses the idea as unlikely while saying his aim is to follow a consistent program if possible. Bruce had been seeking contacts in Washington regarding an approach to the Commonwealth.
The case concerns Palumbo accusing Prigively charged with Ge eer murder of Domenic Pat tambo. Evidence included Palumbo's complaints about Prisma and statements about Varina, with testimony from Constable B. Ouburne and Dr Mackay. The matter centered on alleged spousal infidelity and the discovery of the deceased's body on the marina range. The hearing adjourned to Monday.
A rider died after a horse accident at Millmerran near Toowoomba. The victim, a resident of Kurpewat station, was reportedly unconscious for days and died in the aftermath. Emergency crews recovered the rider’s gear and investigated the incident as a possible cause linked to the horse.
The amendment to the Metor Notre Vendors Act raises the rule requiring power alcohol production. Producers must mix 1 gallon of power alcohol per 100 gallons of motor fuel, boosting annual output to about 1,000,000 gallons. Previously the requirement was 1 gallon per 190 gallons. The change aims to expand power alcohol production in Queensland.
Fragmentary report concerns committal in an attempted killing case at Tully. Details are unclear and names appear garbled with limited legible facts.
A chaotic notice from CALENDER (UE) outlines a World Fair offer intended to aid guardians of children. It mentions a remake of a water-related charity, a target amount of 106006, and projections of 20 909 divers and significant expenses. It hints at a possible governorate role and a San Francisco event to accompany an exhibition for children.
The traveler says he did not seek concrete negotiations in America during a journey to Australia. He found the US attitude cordial on Australia and New Zealand matters, noting loan renewals and conversions done from London. He cites Australia’s loan position and anticipated financial options, with exchanges showing substantial interest figures in Australian currency.
The Chinchilla area faced heavy rain with scattered showers and a series of midwinter storms. Brimbank and surrounding districts reported substantial totals from fresh downpours, while coastal areas saw wind driven rain and several stations counting over an inch.
A local casket drawing is set for today in Brisbanne with the drawing date moved to Saturday. The event highlights Guiden cakes priced at $4 as part of the proceeds or contest.
London police mobilize hundreds of detectives after a string of bomb threats and crude devices terrify the capital. Reports detail an alleged Tralee link, a separate airport sabotage warning, and the arrest of John Healy on explosives charges as authorities vow to prevent further attacks.
Brighane reports two 14 year old students, Donald Gowns Neild and Margaret Crowley, as winners of junior public awards at the All Hallows era. Neild, son of Mr. T R Wellf, hopes to pursue Denial studies at university while Crowley, Jamson Brunton Stephens prize recipient, plans business studies and English. Both show strong academic performance with high aggregates in the exams.
Proceedings in a special court relate to John Woolcott Forbes and adversely connected figures over dealings in shares of the Producers and General Finance Corporation. Witnesses describe loan arrangements, forged certificates, and a possible discrepancy in a share transferring book amid threats of Crown Law action. The matter concerns a warrant issued in Bombay and ongoing extradition procedures.
Melbourne reports a speedboat tragedy after Cyril Beer and Arthur JAskeen were said to be aboard in She Bay. Police halted the search as the wreckage remained unfound, with sparse details and uncertainty about the fate of those aboard.
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