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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
1
The readable parts discuss a medium Aguro item with an abdomen focus and firmly honed boning for a bust or waist, mentions suspenders and belts, and references a price around 1 5 while noting a youthful appeal and figure enhancement. The text is fragmented and hard to parse.
The Lang government reports a revenue package with €23,000,000 in central funds and £1,200,000 sought for unemployment relief. The new administration plans 40,000 jobs, lottery proceeds expected at £795,000, and adjustments to gar-nish legislation as part of the year’s financial strategy.
A heated editorial from Welington today, signed by the Met Board chair, attacks Lang’s plan for meat marketing. It accuses Beaton and Brevena allies of partisan influence and warns that political meddling could derail supply and price stability.
The Australian Treasurer Mr W H Barnes discusses possible Commonwealth action amid a mounting deficit in New South Wales. Talks between the Federal Treasurer Mr Lyons and ministers outline a plan to cover the shortfall, with estimates suggesting a deficit around 90,000,000 to 815,000,000 by June 20.
In Brisbane a metropolitan report claimed the government planned to raise state scholarships from 1000 to 1500. Education Minister Mr B M King refused to confirm or deny the figure, saying any official statement would come from Premier Mr A B Moore.
Acting Premier Mr King stated the government had received Gepp's report on reopening Mount Morgan. The document will not be dealt with until read by Premier Mr A Bl Moore, who is expected to return to Brisbane tomorrow night. Public announcements are to be expected after the Premier reviews the report.
Victor Brown was fined two pounds and sent to gaol for six months for possessing an unlicensed revolver. He faced trial on burglary and related charges, including night lighting of implements and possession at night. Constable Fingea testified Brown fired at him after two warnings, the second shot striking his leg. seven other charges were withdrawn.
A report from Melbourne notes a high offered price for Australian oranges through George Munro Limited of Covent Garden via APY agents. The deal aims to cover costs including paling, chaff, and emul, with expected settlement in July to September if space allows.
Early polls in Auburn suggest the United Australia party leads at 24 to 21 with strong support for the federal Labour candidate Bix P Goleman facing Lang. Analysts note potential shifts if Calman or Goleman falter, while local voters weigh preferential preferences and party strength ahead of the election.
The Commonwealth plan aims to stabilise cheese prices across states including Victoria New South Wales Queensland and South Australia. Queensland regards a nationwide levy as essential while other states weigh potential benefits and industry impact.
Unemployed residents gathered in Balmain Friday for 140 job openings to be allocated by lottery. Men women and children queued to secure positions as the federal unemployment grant is tied to the draws.
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A violent brawl at Mulgrave near Palmerston involved a mother and daughter and a son. The injured include the son and a man named Michelson who were treated for stomach and back wounds. The case moved through the police court with Michelson awaiting further charges and the hearing adjourned.
The old Legislative Council Chamber hosted a public levee in honor of the King's birthday. The Administrator and many citizens attended as the hall was decorated with banners, greenery, and bright tunics.
Police report a raid on a gambling house in Milbart Street with 95 arrests. Charles Davey sought bail while a clerk and Harry Blane faced charges for keeping the place. Other men were fined for common gaming with bail set.
Fragmented OCR reads a quirky description of a boy’s hat with a suede finish in beige and sky tones. It mentions velvet-like velour, a sectional crown, a draped brim edge, and decorative edge detailing. The text is garbled with several unclear words and fabric terms.
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