03 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
1
A fragment notes framed calico aprons and covers in a needlework sale or display. Mentions resin and Wilke, IRN Face heist, and dates 1/6 1/11 9/3 with prices 5 9/8 and 2/6 9/11, plus names Abe and Borel.
Australian representatives in London report a cautious mood toward a special meeting of the Australian Agricultural Council with British Wool Federation. They aim for cooperation to support industry, despite reluctance to alter old practices. European delegates are urged to align with the International Wool Conference, while government ministers discuss a possible stance on wool draft allowances and Japan’s import permits.
On the eve of production start Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation workers threaten a strike over wage and conditions. The union demands arbitration and a meeting was set for Monday, with management arguing for a conference with the arbitration court while the union opposes court proceedings.
The president of the Bamalbe Agriculture Resort wagered with the Bias Director of Daseyleg to wear full morning dress at a public event. Hundreds gathered as Mr Johnston changed at the Inks hotel and faced a contested finish, while Mr MacInnes argued the bet hinged on leading the NisoN champion Hereford around the ring.
A fragmented report details a fraud scheme uncovered by American authorities. The operation allegedly forged securities, acquired trust shares, and moved funds through loans to misappropriate assets. The conspirators allegedly listed worthless securities while pocketing the proceeds. Involved parties include multiple bakers and related associates, with vast sums cited in the described scheme.
A lengthy debate on the second reading of a government plan to extend health and pension schemes ends with the bill passing parliamentary stage. Leaders and MPs from the government and Country Party clash over employer contributions, coverage expansions, and projected costs, with assurances that adjustments will ease worker and farmer burdens.
A leaked cabinet dispute centers on a remark by Minister for External Affairs Mr Hughes about Australia’s hold on New Guinea. The Prime Minister moved to consider the full text before commenting, stressing no aggressive shift and noting Britain’s appeasement stance. Germany’s general colonial demands are mentioned but not linked to Canberra’s plan. The government intends to resist territorial moves while avoiding provocative policy before formal review.
The case reports Bari George Thomas a 12 year old schoolteacher found guilty in a General Criminal Court. He was sentenced by the judge with the foreman of the jury present. The trial included references to a teacher at a local school and a crime alleged against him.
A late May summary shows RISDANE recording a surplus of 20 741 pounds with 2 surphy of E2074 at period end. May figures include 115 392 031 and 426 202 behind, versus ERAN and a 290 728 deficit in the detc period.
In Canberra the sanitary earthenware tariff issue is laid before Parliament with the government resisting further reductions and Senate approval anticipated. Debate centers on treaty obligations, domestic industry support, and potential duty cuts amid partisan lines and regional viewpoints.
Train service to Dirranbandi resumed amid weather delays and flood damage reports. Officials announced a government concession plan and preparations continued for upcoming transport operations, with local authorities coordinating routes and scheduling amid ongoing disruptions.
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