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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
1
When you notice the slightest signs of the pests you must act immediately. The guide urges prompt pest control measures and outlines steps for effective treatment and prevention in urban settings.
London reports reveal the Privy Council upheld the NSW legislature's power to form its constitution and require a referendum to abolish the Legislative Council. The decision limits executive power, aligning NSW governance with broader imperial norms. Sydney commentary lauds the ruling as safeguarding parliamentary sovereignty.
Detectives probe graft allegations tying Lang supporters to preferential permit deals and company involvement. The Prime Minister defers comment as investigations expand across towns and a Royal Commission is sought to review the disclosures and scandalous connections in the government and party leadership.
A garbled report from Adelaide cites discussions by the Sepglalative Council on a pending question and potential actions. Names and details are unclear, but officials weigh a policy matter with no decisive outcome.
Sidney Adrian Codman of Balfour Street faced remand for one week in Adelaide for alleged use of an appliance to tip a bowler for a crime and for other charges connected to prosthetic equipment. The judge noted potential penalties including a fine up to £990 or five years in prison, with arrangements for bail set at £200.
A labor political clash unfolds as cane cutters, cane growers and Labour figures argue over ownership and terms of an agreement. Speakers warn foreigners may gain control unless shifts favor local workers, with threats to oppose national candidates and insist on local stakes.
A report from Brisbane states special committees on styge and the central Queensland agricultural school discussed by Cabinet today. Minister for Education Bob King and Treasurer ABE Moore signaled no government statement would be made until the Premier returns from a touring mission.
London sources report Britain will not let the disarmament conference fade and seeks a vital development within ten days. A Washington briefing confirms the United States has not been invited to Lausanne reparations talks and would not attend if extended an invitation, signaling tension over international peace efforts.
Royal party led by Sir Laalis Orme Wilson arrives at Fremantle aboard the Otranty with Lady Wilson. Sir Leslie Wilden discusses Queensland plans and cricket with press as the group tours Queensland and New South Wales connections.
A blaze caused about £13,000 damage at a location in Byron Bay as volunteers battled flames. The incident involved a fighting brigade and local lorries aiding water and bucket work, with rain complicating efforts and easing some of the blaze.
A three year old girl from St Marys Waverley disappeared from her grandparents in Belmont district on May 10. A ransom was paid and police seek the kidnapper. A returning inquiry notes the speed and methods used in the suspect’s plan.
A report from Ottawa notes Prime Minister J A Tyo indicated no solid plan to add oil finance specialists to Australia's delegation. Ministers doubted the feasibility of linking exchange rates with oil markets. The discussion followed budget and currency stability concerns amid unclear scope.
Fragmentary text mentions deaths and injuries with garbled place names and numbers. Limited readable facts indicate a deadly incident with at least ten killed and about 160 injured, but many words are unreadable.
Wool bloomers offered in multiple colors and sizes with emphasis on comfort and warmth. Details mention full wool fiber content, cozy fit, and varied prices in old currency notation. Some reader-friendly notes reference different weights and occasional color options.
An unclear OCR fragment lists assorted textiles and sewing items such as supper cloths, aprons, and towels with scattered quantities and vendor-like terms. The text includes names, measurements, and broken phrases suggesting price notes and ordering details, but many items and details are illegible.
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