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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
2
A heavy frost settled yesterday as west winds vanished and the terrestrial thermometer fell to 120 degrees of frost. The day was calm with no wind and a clear sky. At one point a 48 year old man observed a temperature peak near 68.8 degrees before temperatures dropped again.
Telegraphic messengers Besley and another candidate pass recent examination in Warwick for telegraphic addresses. Appointment as Messengers awaits formal posting and official notification from the Wireless Department.
Readable fragments indicate local civic notes on upcoming preparations for a regional event. Proceedings reference community meetings and scheduling, with authorities urging timely action and public participation. Details are sparse and names or dates are unclear.
Henna Tran partners with Heenzo to host a home themed event featuring best cough remedy and savings. Local promoters promise value and community vibes. Attendees can expect demonstrations, product insights, and money-saving tips.
Warwick Daily News reports on Queensland plans to raise school age to 15 months after 10 000 children but defers till war's end. Minister Z A Buea explains labour shortages and wartime need, noting female and juvenile workers rise while many teachers enlist. Economic strain and industry demand influence policy.
A large farewell in Warwick marked the first contingent leaving for service in Greece and Crete. Major Smyth praised the volunteers and urged them to meet the challenge abroad, while Mayor Altman and Alderman Matthews stressed community support and the duty of all to back the effort with comforts and morale.
The notice mourns the passing of Thongs Linnett on June 3 194 and remembers the late spouse Mire AE Linnett along with Elena Sack LINKIST and their daughter, detailing the cherished memories and enduring grief of a bereaved spouse.
Aged and garbled notice warns trainees who have not yet appeared before the tribunal about compulsory medical examination. It urges attendance at the Drith btalt, the area, under the authority of an official from the OUE ich.
London reports the American Embassy stated Lieutenant Commander W. R. Jones, a US Naval observer, committed suicide. The incident occurred near Londonderry after nervous breakdown and duty aboard a warship. The body was landed at Londonderry. inquest held privately.
Principal farmer Bach, junior, faced a charge after a tense daytime encounter on his Wad property near Mixxiard. Detective Madsen and Constable Low observed Bach draw a revolver during a stand with Purcell and another rider, with shots fired but not discharged. The hearing neared adjournment as parties were remanded for further proceedings.
Warwick petitioner Wertnesday dribblane sees decree granted to Lorne Pauline Seow of Warwick formerly Wynnum North from Norman Pratiels Brown labourer at ight Mile Plain near Brisbane on grounds of misconduct with Edward Cotlin Rover of Rarnmthal near Warwick The actions were Haktener.
War front reports from Crete indicate German and Italian forces planning a major airborne operation against Cyprus. Intelligence notes a 9866 square mile island divided by a twin mountain range, with the southern range dominating. German plans foretell a landing near Paritich Bay and possible airborne steps from Crete to seize Cyprus, with aerial supremacy deemed essential to success.
A Warwick resident recalls hospitalty enjoyed by visitors during extended stays. They thank Mrs James and staff for cheerful service and good meals, noting the comfort provided by Warwick hosts during difficult hill nights. The Frolip and surrounding groups express gratitude for the care shown by Warwick and its supporters.
The Royal Australian Air Force recruiting officer will attend Warwick Mall today to interview applicants for entry into the Air Training Branch. Suitable youths aged 11 to 18 may join educational classes while the officer reviews telegraph and other records. Flying Officer Davie will depart Banthoros tomorrow and return to Warwick Tuesday.
Fragmentary OCR items mention Derrymaen and Vangkn Sout of Aria with 428, Warwick and Diatrick Fateleths Pana Metta at 73 percent, and Riven in Home CWA Himeteh pm. The text is garbled, limiting clear factual summary.
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