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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
2
London readers laugh at the flag dispute as Mr. Bloyed George comments on Britain’s position. He blames the Malines Government for weakness before dictators, saying Britain will not be frightened by tyrants or inaction.
A fragmented, philosophical monologue discusses memory, influence, and moral responsibility. The narrator references readings on biographies and social behavior, noting how individuals imitate others and shape outcomes. It cites Hunts and Warwick Katty Own as quoted anchors for duty and accountability.
Finance and trade brief from Brisbane lists daily effects across Australian and international markets. Includes bank names, stock codes, bond and commodity references, and quotations such as ML Conlon, Broken BI Nor, Queenwand Meat Export, Nestle, and Australian comes Life stock. Contains scattered figures and dates, reflecting a clipped OCR page of market prices and今日 quotations.
Briaane markets report mixed activity in livestock feed and produce. Prime green lucerne chaff sold well at AE/1 to 38 bale. heavy wheel wire plate deliveries. wheat scarce. fruit and vegetables show uneven pricing with apples Granny Smiths at 7/0 and cabbages 2 to 4/. mixed chat and beans varied in price.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a wheat market list with mixed prices and dates, including terms like 3/7 to 2/6% and references to June divers 3/18 to July, plus items such as Damned nominally and yellow 410. The legible items mention Australia and scattered numbers, but the full context is unclear.
A Greek community figure in Anzire offered a defence aeroplane to the Commonwealth Government to aid Australia's defence. The letter urged support and suggested Greeks in Australia might present the aircraft to the Royal Australian Air Force, expressing patriotism and gratitude. Prime Minister Lyons acknowledged the gesture and affirmed the offer as gratefully received and accepted in principle.
Meari MiDourmil and Co report a large turnout at yesterday's dairy sale with many hay forward, though few forward springers yarded. Backward springers sold well up to 14/4. other cattle mostly ELIT B/12, down 2/7. A pen of 38 backward bulls sold at 13/18 per head. At Lett varia, about 300 store sheep and heifers penned. showery attendance and active clearance. Mutton prices ranged from 13/ to 17/ per head. fall of prices noted for various classes. store lambs met with keen bidding and 14.23 head prices quoted.
Ottawa report states the Alberta government defaulted on a payment of 3 million dollars to settle half of a larger obligation. The brief item notes infelicitous wording and unclear beneficiary details amid a broader fiscal note from the new administration.
A busy midweek cattle sale saw 320 head of all classes moved including fat bullocks steers cows and heifers. Buyers and agents attended with strong demand and satisfactory vendor prices. notable entries included two year old store cattle and several mature cows with mixed output across fat and lean categories.
Flooding hits Dirranbandi as rivers rise and bridges weaken under flood pressure. Residents report water encroaching on roads and properties while authorities monitor dam levels and coordinate evacuation efforts.
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The Court of Marine Inquiry examined the Dalla wreck near Gosde Talund on March 8. Captain Reginald Rows Whillama testified the Hammond Rock light showed white then pink then white again as the ship passed. experts noted no prior disturbance and debated if navigation gear and lifeboat procedures were adequate. The inquiry reserved judgement on equipment, navigation through Prince of Wales Channel, and safety measures.
A missing plane carrying South African air force boxing trainers and pilots was sighted from air and is being hunted by three military aircraft. The aircraft disappeared in dense bush three miles north of the Limpopo River in cloudy weather en route from Bulawayo to Pretoria with no sign of life. Rescue teams expect to reach the area by nightfall or tomorrow.
London dispatch reports that the Trustees of the Austrian loan 4 tours protest to Germany over strained terms of monthly instalments. The Italian trustee dissents, saying he cannot join the protest, though the move is generally approved in the city.
The Daily Telegraph’s Tokyo correspondent notes that a majority of the Italian press criticizes German media for appeasement toward Austria and warns that Britain should press harder on Czechoslovakia. The piece highlights Chamberlain’s policy shifts and stresses the need for united front against German expansion.
Brisbane reports the sugar chequer shows £1,344,000 paid to Queensland sugar mills for the 1937 crop last week. Total sugar produced in the past season reached 211,807 long tons at an average rate of 18 6-8 per ton, with 183,784 tons processed. In the previous season £11,312,000 was distributed.
An airman and navigator face charges for flying a plane over a aerodrome at less than 2300 feet. The case ties into debates over air regulation and the Air Navigation Act as legal proceedings resume with a High Court ruling influencing the defense. The hearing was adjourned to June 18.
Tuesday proceedings reveal Dorsetshire crew member Dwyer accused of a premeditated act at the ship’s opening. Prosecutors allege violent conduct toward Dickens and Dickinson amid an incident involving team ammunition. Crown asserts motive linked to ownership of a found overboard object. Witnesses imply possible onshore distractions could affect the verdict.
London report cites rising concern over gambling in Britain with claims from a former health minister. The interview notes that pools and betting have expanded, provoking calls for stronger government control and a nationwide convention to address public impact.
The article announces a dance event at the Royal Hall in Tanny morl on Monday evening June 13 to aid the Catholic building fund. Arrangements include listening to the ball to ball preservation of the Test match, with patrons from Killarney and Yongam invited. Three novelty dances and floor entertainment are planned.
London notes a peace ceremony at Westminster Abbey led by Cardinal Hinsley, praising efforts toward world peace. The event drew religious and civic figures and highlighted wartime recovery and unity under church leadership.
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