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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1936
Page
1
Newly described clothing item features glide fastener with automatic stays for secure fit. Silky fabric described. waist size stated as 22-2éin and another measurement 21/0 indicated, with references to RICE.
In Philadelphia on Monday Australia defeated the United States three matches to two to clinch the final. The decisive singles saw J Crawford beat Wilmer Allison 4-6 6-1 4-0 6-2 6-2 while AL K Quist fell to Budge 6-2 6-2 6-4. The win heightens talk of Australia meeting Germany in the inter zone final.
Budge over Quist in straight sets as Quist struggles with service and errors. First set 6 2 with Budge breaking early, second set favors Budge despite Quist’s occasional rhythm lapses. Third set sees Quist win his serve while Budge dominates with steady serves and several love games.
Hailli Selassie, aboard the Orford, stated Ethiopia seeks League of Nations justice and will defend itself. He criticized Italy’s actions and expressed confidence in Britain, France, and League members. The text also notes Italy's expansion into East Africa under Italian East Africa and local governance plans.
Brisbane Tuesday, Assistant Federal Minister J A J Hunter said recent tariff changes stemmed from weeks of work and were not made with UK consultation. He argued Australia must place Britain first, warning retaliation harms everyone, as nations rely on UK markets for raw materials and manufactured goods.
The Queen Mary finished near 3000 miles in 4 days 12 hours 24 minutes, 10 hours behind Normandie due to Saturday night fog. Crowds lined Brooklyn and Staten Island as the liner arrived, with praise for steadiness and speed despite the weather.
Paris reports the Normandie reached 32 knots on the last leg from New York arriving at Le Havre, establishing a new speed record surpassing prior marks. The item notes the journey and contrasts with earlier speeds. London coverage mentions a 5 million pound government advance to Gunard-White Star for the Queen Mary successor.
Coastal district as far north as Cooktown reported light to heavy rainfall in the 24 hours to 6 am with cloudy threatening conditions. Fremantle[?] records show the downpour extending along the coast, with rain falling here and there.
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