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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1936
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR outlines Italy’s wartime stance with Britain and Ethiopia. It discusses sanctions, trade restrictions, rationing, and public sentiment, noting posters and government moves, and hints at meat and staple food controls, price pressures, and foreign trade impacts during the era.
Fragmented OCR text discusses leadership and talent, contrasting cleverness with disciplined effort. It reflects on how success hinges on management, collaboration, and forethought, warning that brilliance without discipline fails to sustain achievement. Special to Warwick Daily News by Air staff.
Fragmented discussions reflect mounting anxiety over Mussolini's hold on Italy and potential shifts in ally relations. Germany’s stance on aiding Italy and raw materials trade weigh on the balance while calls for neutrality fade amid looming rearmament and economic strain.
Cambridge University botanist argues cosmic ray exposure and radiation from radium may drive evolution across species. He cites tobacco plants, Drosophila, and other taxa showing mutation patterns at high altitudes, suggesting cosmic factors could influence flora and possible mountain-driven speciation.
Residents of New York face an indefinite ban on artichokes amid claims a wealthy Italian-led racket controls sales and prices. Officials say enforcement fights corruption but witnesses fear retaliation as authorities push campaigns to crack down on racketeers. The controversy reflects wider government efforts to curb organized price fixing in the industry.
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