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Newspaper

Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 07, 1941

Page

5

ACTU Motion Seeks Wage Basis and War Profiteering Probe

Melbourne Congress discusses wage baseline of 14/7/40 for all workers, urges action against war profiteering and draft abuses. Calls for union preference in industry, opposes military conscription, and proposes National Security Regulation 424 review while warning regulators limits on free speech.

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Shelters Overcrowded Amid Mass Suffocation in Chongking Riot

A chaotic riot in Chongking AR led to hundreds crowded in shelters suffocating as exits failed. Fire crews battled flames while officials reported widespread damage and many people trapped inside, raising fears of a major disaster. Authorities urged calm as rescue efforts continued.

New York Cheng Ring

Restoration of Low Mood Cut Sangh By Abattoir Len

Brisbane, Priking-An sang a piosch a the court for the restoration of the B- mn week siepression et is repeated to follow to roxy's mass meet ing at the mbattott. The meeting de cided One union effective should take the mercenary action to secure Wage victims, but this believed this decision reduced any possibility of stoppage at its absoilr. Feeling was overwhelmingly in favour of constitutional methods.

Brisbane Roxy Mbattott Bat Ikis

Nation-wide Talk By Mr Menzies To-morrow Night

Melbourne reports a nation wide broadcast by Mr Menzies set for tonight. The plan follows discussions with the War Cabinet and Cairn on the Australian defense and post war policy. The broadcast will feature Mr Menzies outlining the proposed Dremdcant and related security measures.

Mr. Menzies Melbourne Cowie

Jiu Jitsu Figures in Crete Case Report

Fragmented text describes jiu jitsu and military references with garbled names and places. Key terms include ALF Crete Melbourne Australian and Department of the Army, suggesting a confused security or sport related record without clear events or dates.

Preference to Returned Men Policy Report

The report outlines post war mobilization issues for returned servicemen. Government representatives and the Labour Department discuss preferring returned men for civil employ ment as they are invalided from service. Communication gaps with state authorities delayed policy adoption despite many veterans being ready for work.

Labour Department Australia

Trevor Law Downy Carroll Ugbane in Queensland Fight

The article reports Trevor Law defeating Carroll amid injuries and controversy as Queensland and Australian boxing scenes discuss technical knockout outcomes. It notes injuries to Anderson and Wright, with Melbourne events and the welterweight title context involving Queensland competitors and local officials.

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Diplomacy aims clouded by Japan neutrality talks

A decipherable portion suggests Tokyo faces informal signals for a treaty with the United States. The State Department conveys a cautious stance, warning that a neutrality pact could complicate responsibilities and strain relations amid the Chané incident and ongoing tensions with Japan.

Censorship Rules Prompt Poster Warns of Prohibited Paper

The document outlines government regulatory actions to suppress a domestic newspaper. It mentions that failure to comply with required censorship guidance could lead to publication delays, seizure, or prosecution. The text notes penalties and authorities invoking suppression powers and the possibility of declaring a paper prohibited.

Conference at Townville discusses amending Rabaila charter

Delegates debated amending the Rabaila constitution to allow equal male and female voluntary enlistments for active service. A protest over Japan and relief aid was noted, with State Government relief funds and tax treatment discussed. The gathering, led by Mr. Wien Central Dutsier, approved multiple resolutions and elected new state leadership. Delegates from all regions attended, welcomed by Mayor J.B. Gilly.

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Members of conference approve war roster plan

A draft roster for front line service by Adelatie and Veiday was accepted by a conference of Commonraith and Giants reps. July 1 is set for implementation after government review. The proposal, described as the only complete plan, would apply to all men and women eligible for service overseas or in Australia, with leave and travel rules specified.

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Power Alcohol Plan Advanced for Melbourne Production

The Power Alcohol Committee recommended raising beer production to 3.48 million gallons and adding capacity of 40,000,000 to meet two new targets while debating motor fuel use. Senator Merde urged exploring alcohol as fuel and potential government ownership, noting national and social gains could offset higher fuel costs and aid agriculture stabilization.

Melbourne Power Alcohol Committee Merde Tsasie Esas Alton Defence

Ipswich Moulders Strike Sealed After Decision

Ipswich moulders at the railway workshops have been on strike since May and are expected to return to work. The Railway Commissioner announced retirement actions and the possible permanent reemployment of two men. A deputation was heard by the bound, with a decision to be formalized at a Trades Hall meeting tomorrow.

Brisbane Toewich Raltwey Jacas Wallet

Resolution on Standardized Gas Units for Warwick Branch

A Warwick branch meeting of the association discussed a proposal from Mr J Devans to standardize gas units and set a moderate price for petrol. Protests argued current charges make road use costly. a standardized unit could lower overall vehicle running costs and enable more car and lorry owners to equip for fuel savings.

Devans

Sugar Industry Sign-ons Dominate Zabinda Mulgrave Region

In Zabinda and Mulgrave areas sugar industry sign-ons surge as over 400 cutters join in Mulgravetes with about 0 percent remaining. Cutting slated to begin Friday with Wednesday crushing. Industrial dispute may affect compensation payments as actions follow Government cancellation of events. Australia’s Agent General reports food from sugar producers shared among Claigow Liverpool and Pymani.

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US Warns France Over Collaboration With Axis Powers

Washington reports indicate the United States warns France against collaboration with Germany. Secretary Cordell Hull emphasizes that any breach of the armistice would force a hard shift in diplomatic relations and threaten French territories and welfare. The administration stresses aid to France is limited to preserving French interests, while warning that a fall to Axis influence could end U.S. relations.

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Queensland Defense Troops Move In For Mock Invasion Exercise

Thousands of Queensland troops rehearse an intense field exercise along highways and coast regions. Brigadier J Craven leads operations as transports, artillery, and infantry simulate real warfare. Air force dives and machine gun attacks accompany planned river bridging and targeted bombardment to test combat readiness.

Brissane Queensland J. Craven Xereapuna Darrane

Sinking of Merchant Ship Told by Survivor

The Brisbane merchant Cyril Cole sought leave to swear to the death of his son naval gunner Rom C Cole after a vessel in a convoy was torpedoed in the Atlantic. Only three of the crew survived. many men perished as the ship sank within 35 seconds. Depth charges and wreckage were noted, with one count of £2408 tied to the estate.

Brisbane Cyril ©. Cole Justice Macroman Mis Aon Rom C. Cole Merchandman Atlantic Seneginder Cole Mary Melas Pearson Cole AAUP

Wholesalers Ordered to Register Under Food Storage Plan

Wholesalers who volunteered to supply emergency commodities must register under a new food storage plan. The operation involves routes from Redbank to Gatton College and Westbank, with a 40 hour window and 108 personnel engaged. Recruiting begins in southern Queensland, aiming to mobilize volunteers and align with a national preparedness effort.

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No Resignations Yet From Townsville Hospital

Townsville reports no resignations at the hospital as of now with Dr D W Jomuen of the Grade Msi Typaciment unit remaining in temporary capacity. Supt D Tonkin and Dr Benue Nels maintain positions while the hospital board weighs reports from the Health Department and Mr Joth.

Townsville Townville

Turkey Heeds Nazi Plea In London

Fragmented report indicates Turkey agrees to German plea amid World War II tensions. The brief note mentions humanitarian grounds and a possible location in the Avera Islands with references to German and British positions and a shipment plan.

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