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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1938
Page
1
The ad lists Barns prices and qualities for men’s and boys clothing, naming items like Axon shoes, Blanka White, and various winter fabrics with pre sale emphasis on value. It shows price points such as 9c and 30 and 34 6, reflecting a sale catalog tone.
An old clipped ad shows hosiery styles including black and brown cotton hose with seamed backs and back seam options. Mentions sizes 8/8 and 8/11, color options and a wholesale or retail context. References a mail order or Western region distribution without clear dates.
Catalogue text describes ladies wool cardigans in white and brown tones with ribbed wool fabric and collars. Details include neck style, front closures, and varying weights suitable for occasions.
A vivid Sydney account recalls a wild flying episode during a landing attempt. Eyewitnesses describe a dramatic near crash as a plane climbed and banked over crowds near the hall. Emergency crews and the director of the air service coordinated a rapid response while observers watched in tension.
At the Graziers' Convention in Millbourne, delegates consider affiliating with the International Chamber of Commerce to revive world trade. A motion to pursue this was recommended, with no commitment to futures trading. Other discussions cover wool futures inquiry, mail charges, and transportation costs, framing policy on export protections and commodity logistics.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Mr N Bourke as president of Genziers' Federal Council. Vague references list departments, headquarters, and security terms with unclear geographic or organizational context. No coherent events or actions are discernible from the readable text.
An accident at Tweed Heads reports a fishing boat overturning in heavy seas. Captain Ham Com led the crew as others, including Salomon and Torpy, fought the wave surge, with several men rescued and one named crew member later pronounced dead after attempts to revive him on shore. Rescue continued as rescuers and bystanders aided marooned sailors on the beach.
About 160 members of the Amalgamated Engineering Union halted work at Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation, Wushermetts Bend, to attend a stop work meeting. They protested the Arbitration Court's path and employer dealings over wage claims. A ballot on re arbitration was discussed to escalate if the court does not act.
A chaotic scene unfolded as police removed about 60 men and women from a stage during a public lecture. Spectators hurled objects including two ragged telephone books while hecklers shouted insults and demanded the speaker be silenced.
Canton reports describe eighth straight day of air raids by Japanese planes. Officials estimate about 1000 civilians killed or wounded as bombs hit river sampans and central districts. Hospitals, consulates, and residential areas suffered severe damage amid ongoing bombardment. The Japanese claim to have occupied Katong prompts international protest from Britain and other powers.
Two youths were arrested after letters demanding £100 were sent to Dr. W. Cumming Thom and his wife, including threats to kidnap a son if payment did not arrive. The messages, linked to a lottery scam, led CID involvement as detectives traced handwriting to a suspect named Rand.
Melbourne reports a maritime mishap as Csotaln Rigden master of the British freighter Port Darwin, off Williamstown after a London dispatch, had his false teeth stuck in his throat for ten days. He survived on liquids, with a doctor aboard and Capit Rieter preparing to join in Sydney.
Melbourne reports a master builders lock-out on the first day causing widespread disruption to construction. Plans are being drawn by the Chamber of Manufactures and the Master Builders Association with other builders groups to curb materials supply to sites under construction. If employers apply full measures amid the eight hour week campaign, a six week slowdown could trigger layoffs among timber workers akin to 1928.
A farmer faced Police Court in Toowoomba on March 11 on a charge of an offence against a youth under 18. After evidence was heard the case was adjourned to be heard at the Circuit Court with bond set at £100 and two sureties of £50 each.
Sydney Monday wool market saw steady competition from the Continent Japan and Yorkshire with greasy merino fleece selling around 10 1/1d. Total offerings included 806 bales with 6380 bales written off as privately disposed. Aberfoyle and Quernaland were noted in the Australian Wool Brokers Produce Co list.
London report says expedition members, after reaching high altitude, were unable to climb beyond the North Col. Crew remains safe though exhausted. retreat to Kharus Valley for recovery. Tibet stay possible until conditions improve.
Fragmented OCR text mentions defence plans tied to Chinese leadership with scattered references to cities and regions. Core facts are unclear due to garbled material, but hints include strategic security, potential expansions around Kaifeng Changzhou and broader wartime posture. No concrete dates or outcomes recoverable.
Brisbane reports outline of irrigation scheme details with premier and treasurer involved. Government aims to extend water access across agricultural districts, with production targets and statutory processes under review. Community reaction mixed as planning proceeds amid budget considerations and regional needs.
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