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02 Jun 1936
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Warwick Daily News in Warwick, Queensland
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
1
Busts Abel Tce Oe Tare
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local brief noting a bust or enforcement action related to Abel and TCE matters with references to tenders and Tuesday actions, but readable details are limited and no clear outcomes or entities are fully established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Tce
Italy and Britain Face Shifting Front in Peace Efforts
June 16 dispatch from Rome notes Italy seeks warmer ties with Britain while the League of Nations is cited as a factor in Italy's expansionist moves. Commentary from Rome discusses shifts in British and French policy and fears of religious influence shaping public opinion. Diplomatic observers in Paris and London debate Italy's pace and aims as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itu
Langue
Hill Suharsie
England
Prange
Canter Doury
Nar Wola
Bellannn
London
Paris
FIGHT FOR LIFE 15 FATHOMS BELOW THE SURFACE
A Darwin diver Williams suffers paralysis while diving to 15 fathoms under Darwin Harbour. Daily underwater treatment by Dr Kirkland continues as Williams remains beneath water to protect his condition. Other divers faced similar risks with slow ascent and controlled air flow, but some suffer permanent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkland
Darwin
Williams
Homerer
Bur
Sin Harbour
Thomas
Baghuret
Tslalid
Agnor
Govia
Ilibland
Enteduy Wilkame
Barwin
Arbour
Ne Tan Merding
Wilems
Tits Gar
Darin Baris
Trade Boycott Threat Sparks Australian Skepticism
Canberra reports government officials doubt Japan will enact a trade boycott, arguing any action hinges on Australia’s wool trade. Australia buys about £1 per capita in goods from Japan annually, while Japan purchases roughly £17.9 million of Australian wool yearly. Observers note potential impacts on exports, freight, and tourism as tensions rise, with officials in Brisbane and Sydney monitoring developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberta
Mantus
Japan
Australie
Australia
Tapas
Dirdot
Ourist
Davon
Auistralia
Muse Fralia
Brisbane
Pollowine
Mb . R. Paul
Sydney
Bribane
Wao
Luego
Tonille
Paull
Atandard
Tokio
Rial
Munet
Japoness
Milk Strike Threatens Brisbane Suburbs Prices Jump
Suppliers demand price increases as Brisbane wholesalers eye higher milk rates. Meeting at several centres backed withholding sales unless price rises are granted. Producers prepare for a penny a pint rise, aiming to lift revenue while battles over June delivery dates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Ines
Semord Mattiere
Sarason Yale
Extension on freight rebate for bulls in Brisbane
Railway Department approves request to extend drought relief payments for bulls replaced in the drought period. The concession will continue for an additional 12 months starting from the original term, extending the rebate coverage beyond the initial expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Ciiz
Tie Sonccafon Han Neon
British Prime Minister Salary Rise Reported
The People states an £8000 annual increase for the prime minister and cabinet salaries after Wiltsuntide. The PM would receive £8000, with a proposed rise to £4000, and an additional £1000 to counter opposition funding, though the report is unclear on final allocations.
Demand Ignored Friction Between Referees and League in Brisbane
A chaotic meeting of the Beidinie Langne Referees Association in Brisbane failed to resolve disputes with TAU over misconduct reports. The session, marked by misstatements and unclear actions, raised questions about governance and accountability within the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Beidinie Langne
TAU
Sjiing
Muntcries
Uetena
Enmelderedd Bay
Ein
Mopuuy al
No reprieve for Massy as murder convict is hanged
Victorian murderer Massy received no reprieve and will be hanged at Long Bay penitentiary on June 15. Reports describe the execution, the controversial legal steps, and reactions surrounding the case tied to a garage murder in Darlinghurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlingurst
Massey
Long Bay Penitentiary
Avibyey Potter
Webbe
Roy Malcolm Souter
Otar Wagga
Ohviato
Phar Bolger
Lionel John Roberts
Saeen Ee
Timbel
Tamworth
Peiestal Pius Tion
Sodemun
Beni
Wes Hus
Condesones
Ed Ward Comets
Secil
Coll Liewood
Ficinla Cave
Ganswey
Miloire
Foniridge
J Steeth
Arnold Boden
Steeth Reid
Lafont
Sodeman
Sodemar
Sanctions and Trade Shifts Amid Australia's Export Dilemma
In a cluttered dispatch from Canberra, authorities note sanctions impact on Australia Italy trade and shifts in imports from January to April. Figures show a slide in value compared with the previous year, with hopes raised for policy changes by mid June as officials warn potential consequences if sanctions remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganberra
Eisice
Wallan
Tito ‘Austalla
Naif
Italy
Mtore
Vesity Roves
Jaiy
State deficit grows as revenue trails in Queensland
Queensland reports a substantial decline in railway income and a deficit of £347,939 for the month of the financial year. Revenue totals show mixed gains and losses across taxation and excise with a broader federal surplus forecast, while railway income slumps and public expenditure rises. The overall picture indicates a tighter fiscal position despite higher receipts in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovanula
Lund
Faline
Eni
Ate Pudlie
Purlte Shon
Janesoe
Uanseera
Moncey
Spredaury
Aaa
Elea
Theif
Quatoms
Ui Pak Orie
State of Flux NSW Labour Rally Claims Unity
NSW Labor factions argue a rally in Sydney will unify supporters of Mine Garden and the official slate. They claim backing from key figures and plan a conference to present a cohesive strategy amid internal disputes and potential shifts in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsw
Sydney
Bute Labowe
Mine Garden
T Hey
Toneny
Crurden
Mr. Garden
Labo
Lang
Gabor Couns
Bangin
Atic
Resignation Sought at Queensland Women's Council Meeting
In a volatile Monday session at SHIELANE Queensland, RESIDENT OP QWEL motions pushed Mrs. JE Gold to resign as president amid tensions. The council debated leadership amid voice tensions and questions over the legality of a challenge, with calls for new leadership gaining momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shielane
Queensland
Teague
Always Ruled Out Education Conference in Queens land
A fragmented report notes a Monday session of eight Queensland delegates from the Avstide area attending the Native Education Conference. Director of Education Mir By J. Bietkenan states a general Carnegie Corporation plan would be ruled out. Queensland officials discuss Commonwealth action and education issues at the conference venue in Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamonle Corporation
Queensand
Commonwealth
Queensland
Unclear: Probate Action In Brisbane Case
Fragmentary report notes a journalist’s will and probate proceedings. Mentions Brisbane, Alfred Sutulla, Joven, Burnt home incident, January dates, and a court adjournment for production of footage. Includes references to a widow and local names, but details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Sayon
Alfred Sutulla
Joven
Sen
Nagino Court
Mtr. Jualee
Jan West
Sagad
Smu Hamed
Kole
Chelan
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