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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
5
Confusing OCR readout shows scattered terms like seeds and bags, hinting at a disrupted seed or garden supply market. Local vendors and buyers react to uncertain shipments as officials investigate potential irregularities in transport and labeling.
Reports from Jerusalem and Haifa describe retaliations by Jewish groups against Arab attacks, with tear gas, pistols, and water service suspensions amid rising tensions. An Arab strike and anti-immigration agitation prompt ultimata to Britain, while police say hundreds of Jews and Arabs are arrested.
In Philadelphia the Davis Cup doubles match saw Crawford and Quint defeat Mak o Budge in five sets after a lengthy rally by Australia. Foot fault controversy and referee warnings marred the match as Australia led 2-1 in rubbers with the Americans struggling to counter Crawford’s serving and Quist’s steady play.
Brisbane reports indicate five parliamentary members will back the extundature of Mr Smite for the Bowen by election. The new party plans a first campaign push with figures such as Mere and B Maner and P Plun ele logging, while Neher remains in the efectorate until poll day.
Rome notes tension as Pope contemplates appointing bishops in Abyssinia amid Vatican circles, with seven bishops reportedly under consideration and prospects of a Catholic Delsareny in Abyaieia.
Paris reports a Sunday National Socialist Congress vote for confidence amid warnings that utopia remains distant. A Paris Times correspondent notes factions push plans under Daladier while protests and social tensions rise. The piece discusses the future government structure and ideological shifts shaping France during this era.
A damaged report notes opium hidden aboard a vessel in a parcel marked almond nuts. Authorities uncovered six jars, two seven sets of items, and underpants among 2505 crates, with opium and related goods seized in port.
A London prompting discussion shows no final decision on employing flying boats in Mats Feeryace. Officials debate avenues for possible freight and mail carriage, while government divisions seek fuller information to gauge outcome and potential Commonwealth stance.
Officials announce a major offensive against a grasshopper plague spreading through South Australia and eastern regions. Believed to leverage a survey in the country’s territory, a council and industrial relief team coordinate experts to combat the infestation with a central command led by a senior administrator.
A report from Health Minister Raphael Cilenta notes only one Weil's disease case has been reported so far this year. The victim, an ex-youth who had recovered, was linked to Gartapyale and related to a parson in the story. Local authorities prepare responses with Bugs Mills to meet responsibilities of outbreak control.
A Sydney meeting of the Beaymen’s Unto failed to act on a previous decision as discussions over mis of the tine af the meeting and wellying Hin Ay Melbourne dominated the session. Mr. J Kennan, the new secretary, presided briefly before Newnon presented a decatied sport. The gathering adjourned after Mr. Wolah’s attempted speech was interrupted by the majority choosing to adjourn.
Brisbane readers report Foster Cup results with a Queen and Sep taking first place. Light Rots-whels secured second, Denon en Gojith WaleseK Light Worse placed high, while other listed horses raced at Gatton and Benday with varied outcomes.
A threatened strike by pastoral workers unsettles operations as a federation votes on wage raises across all grades. The dispute centers on wage increases and arbitration outcomes with plans for a possible halt to work or movement to other regions if demands are not met.
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