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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1945
Page
5
An advertisement notes various worm remedies including Campock's Dead Shot Worm Palla and Indian Root Pills. It mentions attempts to obtain the products, with descriptions of their claimed effects and limited availability, attributed to The W. HL Comatech and Ottis Usoy Sates Sedscy.
Fragmented OCR text outlines developments in potato pricing and equalisation dividends for growers. Mentions Certiind Pace and Lovins names, Australian growth, and implied dividend amounts around 1.2 million, with references to higher buying rates and market impact.
Government proposed banking legislation would impose a Australian system of risk controls and tighter oversight on the Commonwealth Bank. Critics argued it would restrict private banks, hinder postwar development, and centralize authority, while supporters urged protection against fear and want and aimed to stabilize employment and finance.
The government plans free outpatient services in Queens hospitals from next January under a national plan. Aimed at 660,000 yearly users, it covers dental, optical, chiropractic, artificial limbs, and special appliances. Future access will depend on provincial arrangements and contributor links with key capitals.
The Herald reports a Brisbane discussion where the Queensland Master Builders Association and the Stave Advances Corporation proposed a price stabilisation mechanism for homes. They suggest a joint committee to fix unit prices for wood and brick, with regular reviews to cut costs and speed up house building. The plan envisions mobilising hundreds of workers from the ocean and allied industries to speed housing construction.
Reported notes say the present sittings of Parliament may be decided by caucus. A plan to skip hours and push a limited agenda could delay major legislation. Critics warn the government may face pressure to delay until a July or August premier conference.
Unclear OCR text describes a naval figure MIABAN Rear Admiral 2 4 Foy and statements about operations. The fragment references Admiral Pishiet and a discussant about a chief analyst and naval actions, but the passage remains garbled with no clear events or outcomes.
Fragmented text outlines a court matter with references to judges and a will. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged OCR. The fragment hints at division of estate shares and a formal probate context. Further readable details are required for a fuller summary.
Melbourne dispatch describes Allied ground action near Tarakan with Liberator air strikes and heavy bomb drops. It notes jungle bunkers, enemy casualties, mopping up operations, and survival fears as patrols push deeper into the area to locate remaining enemy.
The article details electoral boundaries and enrolment quotas for Queensland electorates, noting Governor-in-Council power to adjust districts, and reporting figures for Greater Brisbane and country electorates. It cites enrolments for Logan, Brisbane, and other districts, with counts near maximum and minimum quotas and mentions 1907? figures.
A chaotic public dispute erupts as critics accuse federal and Commonwealth officials of undermining wartime planning. Proponents defend actions amid allegations of mismanagement and interdepartmental friction across multiple regions and agencies.
In a fragmented dispatch on Levant tensions, French British and American envoys discuss Syria talks and potential plans. Arab factions resist occupation as Kyrian and Egyptian leaders weigh influence while fresh calls, including May proposals, surface amid Great Power diplomacy.
An amended order regulating interstate rail travel was discussed by the government amid wartime demand. The High Court had found a June 1942 order invalid for constitutional reasons, prompting a review to avoid a broad attack in court. The government aims to reissue a compliant form, with limited restrictions on travel for essential personnel and public duties.
Fragmentary OCR reading shows a coupon or notice list with dates around June for availability and end dates. Names and specifics are unclear, but indicates a May to June window and a general alert about coupon availability and reminders.
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