Petrol Ration Changes Ahead for June Allocation
The Royal Automobile Club of Queensland reports ongoing busy handling of petrol ration tickets after June ration changes. Reduction in allowances varies by class from 16 to 20 percent, with private cars and commercial vehicles affected. new monthly limits are set and tickets remain valid until July 31, 1941.
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Ith
Royal Automable ‘Club of
Queensland
Ile
Ole Pantiayiar
Thor
Obituary for Tunday-Me Upton and Family
The obituary notes the death on May 22 of Tunday-Me Upton of Lack 139 and mentions Mrs. F. Book as the widow. It records the deceased as the youngest child in a Me family, with references to a farming, work, and residence in a village area. The piece lists survivors including a widow, a son, and other relatives, and notes ties to Viekoria Aine and Taran Bonales.
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Upton
F. Book
Viekiria Aine Ata Taran Bonales Credit
Murvived Ly
Gaugheers
Roosevelt Warns On Freedom Of The Seas In War Talk
The article recounts President Roosevelt defending freedom of the seas against German U boats and blockades. It notes his strengthened language, reactions from European leaders, and ongoing debate over international law and neutrality. The piece references Admiral Rasdar, Britain’s blockade practices, and tensions shaping U.S. stance.
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Roosevelt
Nia Bwomdemak
America
Germany
Stalen
Jena
Rasdar
Roosevalt
Japan
Pnehrer
Cna
THOR
Warnirue
Rex
Claus
Bartasry
Carmans
Muir
Armas
Great Britain
Nat
Ohio
Valtea
Clifton District Weather Affects Weekend Crop Prep
Weather experts in the Clifton district report heavy weekend rain reducing field access. Registra coverage rose, with higher terrain readings aiding forecasts. Farmers plan rain friendly timing for wheat planting and winter crop prep amid shifting conditions.
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Clifton
Vital statistics 223 births this year in Warwick district
Births registered by Warwick Registry Office total 223 for the year to date with monthly breakdowns. January to May figures show 40, 49, 25, 2, and 12 births. 44 girls and 124 boys or as shown, with deaths also recorded in the period.
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Warwick Mestry
Ile Vervine
Cigarette Shortage Hits Britain’s Shops and Hotels
London reports a cigarette famine with all armal brands scarce. Hotels and shops run dry, with patrons unable to buy full packs. Some visitors to Devon and Nottingham find only limited supplies for regular customers as distributors struggle to meet demand.
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London
Vrulumer
Prilali Baw
Armal Brands
Sludy
Heder Hotels
Acters
Biltved
Manchontor Munkett Elgues Decnemont
Che Tobneconiaie
Twanng
Coleco
Devons
Nottingham
Ai New
Alparetien Mae
Glan
Sewerage project transforms Warwick with treatment works
The article details Warwick’s sewerage upgrade from trenching along streets to constructing a main treatment works at the cemetery area. It describes the pumping station, digester tanks, trickling filters, sludge beds, laboratory, and power facilities, plus the system’s automated pumps and flow to the river after purification.
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Warwick
Taneways
East Warwick
Matanes
Mar of Marlest
Ikn & Hand Son
Muller
Natal
Uncity
Great
Et Aotuity
Dewn Ane
Ameter
O'Brien
John Wilkoo
Beaty and
Furphiy
Volunteers 27 From The District Draft Day in Warwick
A wartime draft parade will form at Dell Hall Warwick heading to Town Hall with crowds, Mayor Alderman J Allman presiding. Volunteers reforming medical status join next draft. battalion guards of honour from the RAL will escort to Leam Hall. Major S Smytt promotes recruitment as Loquacious crowds observe civic activities and a welfare appeal.
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Yeaterday
Weeny
Warwick City
Dell Hall
Percy=street
Palmerin S Street
Town Hall
Ald
J. Allman
Town Mall
Wil
Une Hallway
RAL
Bmytt
League
Warkirk Recruiting Commiliet
Une
ALP
Rion
Tevwuemie
Warpink Daft
Warwick factory plans amid war effort letters and charity appeal
A letter by Mr. Dem oo Warwick’s war effort discusses factory sites and the need to support troops and public works. It mentions a government plan to create a factory outside Too roomie near Cab elardi and notes local depletion as Down and district men join the colours. A charity appeal from Mrs. Wiseton Churchill and Mrs. Seymour seeks support for mothers and infant care, with references to Queen Charlotte’s Hospital charity funds.
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Dem Oo Warwick
Ump Artunities
Enor
de Tt
Nortiers
Down
Dlatriot
Public Works
Werwink
Nur
Nur] Yink Claims For A Factory. Acciding Ue
Too ‘Roomie
Omnp
Cabelardi
Fliphfalds
Nuridad Cosby Creek
Be Toowoombe
Warwick
Oure
Tes
Edward J. Doyle
Pamén Eurest
Wervie
Homer
London
Suenus
Wiseton Churchill
Winston
Wraudau
Sungeon
Funde Cena
Abby Banela
Paulo
Wiliaera
Texas
Damages Verdict For Plaintiff In Warwick Court Case
A Warwick Supreme Court verdict awards the plaintiff £373 damages after a car collision at a busy intersection. The judge found contributory negligence possible but held the defendant did not admit fault, with a counterclaim for £171 9 8 also considered. The case stems from a Saturday morning crash between a motor car and a willIy vehicle near Warwark.
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Jiatee Philo
Supreme Court
Themen Joseph Dwan
Ony Mountain
Warw
Tetend
Jana
Pisiniif
Alec Diaminnsa
Acteridania
Ani
willRy
Percy Recta
Percy Recta On the Morning of Bawurday
Poorusry
S.J. Seoynman
Leener
Blankey
Samere Wright
Max‘well
Sours
Beroage
Manpower Commission to Visit The Downs
The Manpower Commission plans a visit to The Downs in the fair season to seek guidance on the potential development and defense wart considerations. Warwick mayor Alderman Allmait and the Warwick Chamber of Commerce official Dr. Ma. Bab law have received preliminary notes regarding the matter.
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Boon
McCamery
Pedwrea Treamarer
A. W. Peddon
Manpiewer
Cridewrr
Warwick
Warwick Chamber of
War Front Letters and Allied Strategy Outline
Fragmentary Armed Forces report outlines German offensives in Crete and the Mediterranean. It notes Allied patience, anticipated German air strikes, and calls for collaboration between Axis and Allied powers amidst a tense wartime balance.
Unclear Pastoralists Problems Reported Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text mentions pastoralists facing issues and regional movements. It references authority returning to a location after a period abroad and notes coordination attempts, salgrate and metered terms, with scattered place names such as Retbans and Bawit.
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Wwe
Coord Msi
Dings
Fromsalle
Masi
Iniarlar
Drought and Disease Hit Sheep Pasture in Western Region
The pastoral authority reports heavy losses as 33 percent of a 49000 flock died due to wet conditions. Officials outline efforts to inspect, restrain dogs, and extend medical examinations as part of a broader wool industry investigation. Trainees were medically examined and sworn in, with remaining cases awaiting today and tomorrow’s review.
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Amr
OBA
Trenstarig
Wilkinson
McEmemles
J Mirna
Activisien
Universal Asryico
Weather brevity sketch shows cool start and rising afternoon
Readings show yesterday’s high near the 60s with a gusty west wind keeping temperatures down over the weekend. Frost was reported in low-lying areas this morning while afternoon warmth pushed to around sixty tale readings, with a marked dip by mid afternoon as the day progressed.
Four Sound Facts EW YORK Tussin Mr. Marty Hopkin
Mr. Hopkin writes in America Magazine about preventing defeat by maintaining air power and economic strength. He argues Americans must sustain internal economics political will and moral resolve to uphold free-gation rules and deter German bomber superiority.
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York
Tussin
Marty Hopkin
Te Land
America
Anya
Iter
Ana
Slyer Willow Cultivation Prompts Cautious Plans
A garbled report quotes Mr. OBrien discussing a cane project named Shoog Ane Soothern, with references to completion, careful preparation, and nocturnal misgivings amid uncertain preparation and cultivation steps.
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Obrien
Today’s Events At Citiuenst Lawn Mall and GWA Bridge
Readable fragments note events at Citiuenst Lawn Mall and GWA Bridge with 99 D. Geleymen’s Crranlantion Peet. Limited legible details describe locations and a public gathering or presentation. Further specifics are unclear from the OCR.
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Citiuenst
Erode
Lawn Mall
Gwa
D. Geleymen's
Crranlantion Peet
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