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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
5
Unclear Great Healing Oil Promises Relief from Skin Troubles
An OCR derived fragment promotes Emerald Oil as a cure for eczema and skin ailments. The text is garbled and inconsistent, but asserts healing benefits and urges purchase for skim skin issues, with broken phrases reflecting marketing hype from an unknown period. No verifiable names or dates available.
Death Sentence To Stand In Melbourne Case
Special leave to appeal against conviction granted in Melbourne for a capital offense against a woman. The case involves Thomas Gritmihs of Narni Melbourne. The decision was made amid contention that the death sentence should stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Turvlay
Appea
Fentes Agathet
Thomas GritMihs
Homebush Slaughtermen On Strike
Homebush slaughtermen began a strike over pay causing temporary disruption at the abattoir. Meat industry officials and the state commissioner urged resolution as workers blockaded operations and negotiations continued into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Bydney
Wuodaly
Mietropillan
J. Aferritki
Two Former Ruby League Players Drafted for Queensland
The article notes that Sydney Cure WBorky and Jawai uranit yl slxation were selected by the Queensland squad after playing representative football for mpacheh and Roxetth. The North Queensland team that traveled south recently contributed to the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siusvane
Poeschy
Sydney Cure Wborky
Dows
Jawai Uranit
Donentian
Mpacheh
Amd Roxetth
Wae
North Queensland
Clash of Views at Federal Arbitration Court in Melbourne
Report on a heated Arbitration Court session in Melbourne where judges and lawyers clash over wage policy and the role of expert testimony. Justice Besby and others critique Copeland and discuss how tariff and butter price ideas affect household consumption amid a long, unresolved hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Febaue
South
Detheldie
Justice ‘Brosy
Ohtet
Justine
Unity of Churches in Toowoomba Welcomes New Salvation Army Leader
Commissioned William Datcisi has taken up duties as officer in charge of the Salvation Army in eastern Australia, succeeding Commissioner Macken. Australians show loyalty as Datcisi joins Toowoomba Salvation Army contingent, welcomed by deputy mayor Alderman J. Robinson, before departing for Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowoomba
Australia
William R. Datcisi
Offie
Salvation Army i
Eastern Australis
Austra Unte
Chamberlain Declines Cabinet Post in Conservative Unity Push
Neville Chamberlain accepts Conservative leadership under Lord Derby and Winston Churchill while stressing unity, discipline, and loyalty to the National Government. He rejects a personal office, notes the party's future challenges, and calls for continued support to preserve national unity amid political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mondhy
Neville Ghuimberlatoy
Lord Derny
Winston Churanilt
Cuamubertala
Falmer
Tuve
Mr Chamberlain
Baldwin
Myaelti
Rail derailment near Townsville disrupts morning goods
A derailment occurred in Townsville yards affecting a Brisbane bound goods train. The incident blocked the line and halted tank wagon movements before 1:80 a.m., with passengers and crews likely affected by the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towneville
Owen
Townsville
Mt Tag
Merning
Brisbane
Howe
Australia steps up armament drive with manufacturing links
Acting Defence Minister Hv Khorhy announced a program to expand domestic armament supply. He said the Defence Department has consulted with Australian chambers of manufacturers and will form liaison officers to assist in industrial inquiries. Australia aims to secure weapon and ammunition production locally, with plans to source from Australian suppliers and adapt workshops to meet military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Sil
HV. Khorhy
Che
Defence Department
Chaiaters
Menulien Travers
Yeault
Mtr
Reais
Takag Ps
Asati
Woolwich
Willston Helb
Ceneral
A. Geighton
STATE FINANCES Increased Revenue and Deficit Decline
Brisbane notes a reduced deficit and higher revenue by May 1036 with revenue rising to 69727 above earlier estimates. Land revenue reached £1,970,148 and stamp duty £2,004, improvements shown at £42,801 and £440,107. Expenditure for twelve months listed at £4,265, and railway outlay at £4,895,385 with police interest £4,000. The piece also mentions upcoming racing events and gate figures for Birnents.
Readable fragments of a strange script scene in a coastal town
The readable text presents a garbled narrative with repeated names and phrases like Maryon Curtis and Warner Boothers. It resembles a fragmented stage or script prompt, including mentions of powders, fans, and distant locations, but lacks coherent events or clear identities to form a complete news item.
Melbourne Betting Reform Debate Returns to Public Discourse
In a Melbourne session Senator McLachin criticized actions that may threaten secrecy of telephone communications while addressing starting price betting reforms. He and Senator Metucklan defended department neutrality, denying interference with broadcasting programs and stressing regulatory oversight amid calls to curb unequal access and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLachin
Eng Deportiaeny
Teformadan Beim Bras
Seantay Metucklan
Drendveting Sk Rerard
Elthaens
Miefiach
Jan Aald Ye
Melbourne Wool Sales Report Shows Sharp Decline
Melbourne wool sales opened with weak demand and a mutiny of low bids. Japan purchased few lots while overall cratchings sales fell up to a large percentage on rates prevailing in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wesday
Japan
Ory
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Yoko Backer
Omars
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