08 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
1
Readable fragments report a winter dress fabrics sale with various materials and prices such as Madiania, Svan Cream Pale, and Helver Lame. Notes mention yardages and per yard prices, with several color and finish options, including wide and eyelet designs.
A conference is planned between master bakers and employees to discuss industry problems surrounding the trade holiday. The meeting aims to address wage, hours, and working conditions issues affecting bakers and staff across the sector.
Canberra reports show the Industrial Court declaring a temporary shift to telephone hearings to speed labor dispute deliberations. Union leaders in Queensland press for rapid resolution while government ministers prepare nationwide telecom enabled conference access.
Report from Synney on the Australian exhibition of Windsor wedding film footage. Officials fear possible ban under Commonwealth Customs or mixing act rules. Ministers to decide final outcome as British and Australian authorities consider censorship and potential indecency concerns.
An elderly Malay man endures a severe fall, fracturing in two places after a camel incident. He drags himself toward a habitation miles away, is found near a truck, and travels by road to a distant community, facing a perilous, endurance-filled trek.
A fire at the corner of Mort Street and Drudge Lane in Toowoomba damaged a shop and home occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Morgen and their children. The blaze awoke a boy and prompted quick evacuation as firefighters battled the flames. casualties appear minor but property damage is extensive. The fire is believed caused by an electrical fault in the shop center, owned by Ivy Devlin of Brisbane. Estimated losses exceed £925. Fire crews contained water and smoke damage to contents.
English director Aem stron stated cane fibre boards could revive plans for stanitnetiies by Austratis amid broader repression. The company faced a 20,000 mark sentence and expected to be catalehar in London and Australia soon, linking to Queensland sugar production.
In Monday’s bankruptcy discharge, Fouchit Whnkropioy JurisHleien 12-2ay Me settled an order of discharge to Willum, with Thomas Carr of Thusconhdel Tenwine noted as farmer and stakeholder in the side matter. The docket mentions claims against books on account and a lien related to the applicant, with the case tied to the local creditors and early April dates.
Sydney dealers report wool sales with varied closing rates and fluctuating values. Tenders indicate declines in some lots while buyers mix up competition from native and marine traders. Private treaty offerings are noted, with overall activity described as cautious and uneven in tone.
The London board heard arguments over duty on wool tops yarns and woollen goods as observers urged restraint on changes. A representative cited a past understanding between British manufacturers and Australasian buyers to keep Australasian imports supplied by British mills, while limiting disruption to the market. Witnesses pressed for a prompt inquiry conclusion to prevent royal interference with trade.
Fragmented report describes a Commonwealth grant of £200,000 to fund a State scheme for employing unemployed youths. Mentions Mr Thorby and debated allocations across states including New South Wales Victoria and Western Australia. Notes high youth unemployment ages 18 to 28 and bureaucratic delays in approvals for aid programs.
RISBANE Monday hearing into a combined road-rail request for alarm clocks to aid locomotive crews. J C Valentine proposed an alternative plan, while J F of Ballley urged denial citing cost and statewide impact. O Malley supported not supplying clocks, the court adjourned without a ruling after arguments on early work provisions and depot coverage.
In Canberra officials discuss comprehensive steps to avert disease spread. Dr J Champion and Minister for Arts outline protective actions while experts warn against gaps that could allow transmission through dairy streams and related paths.
London reports a Sunday conference led by Sir Thomas Tinlink, Minister for Defence, examining plans to ensure domestic manufacture of arms and munition materials for potential wartime needs. Delegates consider government and private sectors producing key war supplies, with further talks to follow.
Typhoid fever caused two deaths reported on a Monday page from The Aurorili. The piece mentions Chikeen of fest bolt parents ske days and references Acthise Murien Boats and a hospital, with survivors including Mrs Pagel and a daughter of Mtr Coon of Mixipolis. The report notes inquiries about the illness and conditions, and lists names connected to the case.
Brisbane milk supply officials meet Monday to discuss wholesale price increases set by distributors. The board plans to announce a deal with wholesalers on higher per gallon charges, with the inquiry focusing on cold storage and wholesale margins. A formal decision is expected Thursday after a commission review of the price hike impact.
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