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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1938
Page
4
Mal Vyrie Wagland, son of Mi and Ve Mt Wayhan, died after a long illness. He lived in Yow Path Meer on Gund 4of Mo and was 64. Survived by widow and children, funeral arrangements announced by local undertaker.
A reader lauds Warwick council for foresight in paving streets, tennis courts, bowling greens, and football clubs. He notes standout hockey teams, calls attention to access and main road paving, and compliments public figures for promoting local progress. The letter ends with best wishes to the town.
May data show Warwick and districts adding population by 20 and 3 percent of male births within the city per area. Registries report 14 births in Aletrict and three Hive area births. deaths total 10 with seven in the city. May marriages reached 10, with minors among contracting parties identified.
The death occurred after Miss Joyce Te Maher of Cootamundra, sister of Mrs. F. Piver of Locke Street Warwick, visited Warwick recently as a guest of May A. G. Tiley. Pneumonia developed after return, and her passing on Saturday afternoon was mourned by friends in Warwick.
Swollen Baloline River disruption eases as rail traffic recovers to normal levels. Weekend impact noted with reduced flows and slower operations. Several consignments shifted and stock movements resume, including cattle from Yeturon to Worryurst and trucks carrying iron, with future pickups planned.
An elderly woman, about 70, tripped while walking through a seating area near Heveattage last night. She sustained a kneecap injury and was transported by Warwick ambulance to Warwick General Hospital.
The Golden Casket No 032 will be drawn today at Ortone Monte with the drawing overseen by Bavarane and Meulay.
Three workers are killed when a vehicle plows into a wharf area at Albert Park. Victims include Cormbam 148, Lewird, and George Calvert. Police and dock workers describe lack of warning signals contributing to the fatal accident.
A dense editorial discussion on the league system and international pacts after WWI. It cites Kellogg Pact Manchuria and Abyssinia, tensions with Germany, and warns that without American moral and material aid democracies may fail to unite against aggression. It questions the significance of parliamentary statements and stresses America’s decisive influence.
Warwick team led by Private J Will and Corporal Hen Nckéalt scored 290 points in the first Dunbar Cup shoot, finishing second to Toowoomba. Gatton and Dalby followed with 305 and 289. The light machine gun event was won by Corporal Angus, with Warwick earning a high placing in the overall competition. Tug of war and hockey outcomes favored Toowoomba and Dalby, with prizes presented by Lieutenant Colonel G Muten.
The piece notes a likely sunny weekend with outdoor suitability. Morning low around 40 degrees, afternoon near 55 with a rise to 60 by Sunday. Monday morning may reach 46, with a post warm spell of about 11.5 hours of sunshine and a drop to 39 later the day.
Long-serving Warwick postmaster McCulloch ends a career spanning 53 years in telegraph and postal services. The article notes his early duties as a messenger and later roles, including wartime work, and mentions a farewell dinner and plans to reside in Warwick.
A severe dust storm sweeps across Japan damaging facilities and buildings. Strong winds cripple operations at several factories while coating streets and eroding rooftops. Local authorities warn residents to shelter as cleanup and repair work begins.
Canterwans between doctors and government spill into a heated dispute over the supervision and capitation payments under the national health insurance plan. The BMA and Commonwealth clash over service scope, funding, and the patient contribution.
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