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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1939
Page
4
A fragmented ad style item touts Doan's as a remedy for piles. It claims relief from itching irritation and bleeding through a prescribed tonic, promising comfort and easier bowel symptoms. The copy mentions severe cases needing medical attention and hints at relief from eczema-like itching.
A report details a robbery at Gunning Downs with the culprit captured by police and jailed for two months. It notes a police cory case, charges, and sentencing, reflecting the local legal handling of the incident amid broader Warwick region disclosures.
On a Sydney Friday a mixed party led by Mme and Archbald set out from Port Hedland to survey a segment of the Alternative Air route between ngy Mand and Australasia. Officials noted potential overlap with Angling and Australia policy while a captain guided the venture amid uncertain contact and naval tension.
The fragmented OCR reads like a PR filled report on Dutch Air Liners and Netheriaiale Airways. It hints at external operations, charter status, and regulatory fines while naming Bayavla and Thoyal Neth regions. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
National Trade Hall opposition and Labour groups plan a pledge signing in Brisbane on June 2 as part of a blaze wide campaign. Provincial Labor councils seek cooperation across districts to support the pledge under stated conditions and encourage public meeting turnout.
In Vatican City on Friday the Pope addressed the College of Cardinals amid discussions on peace resolutions by European statesmen.
The Machinery Inspector announced the following examination failures and certificates of competency. Warwick J4. Ryan, F. McColm, A. J. Newell, and others are named for various engines and tractors. Portable balers and internal combustor examinations are noted with several third class approvals and failures.
Four Dominion students receive 100 scholarships from the British Council to study in October at Oxford Cambridge and London. Recipients include W D Barrie of Oamaru New Zealand researching Britain population trends in New Zealand and EJ Foxcroft of Melbourne Australia examining Dominion influence on postwar policy. D Ivor of London Ontario Canada will compare tax systems of Canada and the UK while M Stem of Onderstepoort South Africa pursues anthropology studies.
A disrupted note from the Church of England Finance Company Limited records a capital of 60480 shares and 180 shares held, outlining the aim to pay off existing debt and distribute dividends to parish mission funds. The document cites an archbishop’s bond and notes a spiritual purpose, though the text is partially garbled with missing words and names.
Naples dispatch reports Mt Vesuvius erupting violently for first time in months. Ash and lava surge from the crater, sending ash down the mountainside and posing danger to nearby areas as observers describe a powerful display.
A Shanghai report claims the British Government seeks true representations to secure the release of Col Spears. The JMANDANES reportedly arrested and held him in custody while Lieutenant Cooper was sent to Lagos to investigate the incident.
In London a six day cycling race unfolded with riders from Kaers unl Dy Sruycher and Buckley mid Ipwet among the contenders. The event featured tight pacing and strategic moves as the field battled for stage wins and overall lead.
A fragmented 19th century style column argues that country newspapers serve rural readers but city papers dominate urban news. It notes readers prefer larger city papers for local notices and politics, while rural papers lose attention outside towns. The piece discusses advertising and circulation differences between country and city publications.
London reports a three way conference between Admiral Sir Percy Nobir and the Japanese commander Vice Admiral Dikens on Angio Japaner relations in China. Telegraph dispatches note a new large scale Japanese offensive along the Han River in Hupeh with pontoons enabling river crossings and gunboats massed near Lae Tungtin in anticipation of attacks on Thang. Shanghai and Foochow correspondents describe bombings and civilian casualties in Putien Swatow and other ports. Russian reports claim Mongolian frontier clashes with Manchukuoan forces claiming victories and captures including machine guns and prisoners.
London reports a Blue Book review of the year in the British Empire noting peaceful progress in many colonies and fruitful development through March. It contrasts these gains with unrest in Palestine and the West Indies, tallying populations under strain and praising measured public security and constructive growth across dependencies.
The Interior Minister announced the tender for the brick and air hanger at Amberley Royal Australian Air Force station was approved. The lowest bid of £21,300 was accepted with Brisbane support cited.
Berlin reports a grand reception for Prince Paul of Yugoslavia and Princess Olga. German leaders including Goering and von Ribberstrop greeted the visitors amid a formal state banquet. About 300 bombers were said to have flown over the city, and Adolf Hitler awarded Princess Olga Germany’s highest decoration.
In Friday events APSWICH saw Reanalf break the ball punching record during the marathon, spending 112 hours and 18 minutes in contigs. Kid Mennalf completed the feat 1130 tonight, while LAR bars 18 hours earlier by Mian Colfer. The reward was announced but the event ended with confusion. Reunalf faced delays before finalization.
In Parliament today Prime Minister Dr Stenales and Mr Morales spoke on enlarging the Tariff Board to accelerate industrial development. Unanimous support was hinted to push faster work, with discussions on personnel and mechanics for expansion and reduced costs for new legislation.
Fragmentary notice from a London source reports a marriage between Miss Vern Jacobson, daughter of Br Blekinton, and a groom connected to Metropolitan Police circles. The unclear text mentions a Mr Pauip Gane and Sir Philly Gane with vague dates and locations, suggesting a formal wedding event.
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