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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
4
On April 1 at El Marks Church of Imeland Werwick Linda Emily, daughter of Beyieem George, is added to the family record at the ceremony. Victoria II attends with notable guests.
A Gospel Fall special meeting is announced in Gospel 24a with speakers Wantley Gratton Thorne and Gay Evening. This week on July 20, BH Todd and FBales and Ally are also invited to attend.
A Canberra press report outlines the Australian government’s defence shifts including expanding the Royal Australian Air Force and stationing new squadrons in the north. Queensland leaders voice concern over regional security and industrial development while pledging to support national defence planning.
Warwick public works officials report that a water reticulation scheme completed by day labour has raised concerns over cost and city welfare. The council, awaiting tenders for a concrete construction contract, plans to review labour use and potential benefits before approving the next steps, with decision expected at the next monthly meeting.
A girl named Cyetlat was injured while riding a bicycle on Lyon Street yesterday near the National Hotel. She received abrasions to the left side of the neck knee and leg and a light concussion. She was treated by ambulance attendants and admitted to Warwick District Hospital.
A lengthy Warwick meeting report notes progress of the School of Arts and mentions a May release schedule for several titles. The committee discusses library books, patronage, and required arrangements for a forthcoming event, with dates and book lists broadly summarized.
The Wentela State school received a wireless education set funded by the Australian Broadcasting Commission and Queensland Education Department credit. Principal Mr W Mandersont explained the device will cover 15 minutes daily lessons, with assignments to be completed weekly, as the community and school committee support progressive learning.
In Atherton on Wednesday, engineers reported progress on a new state road cutting from a 120 year old timber near Printte Estade Amprerre. The 2A007 route will rise to the summit at 2ajott as work continues. Drainage surveys and forest crossings are planned, with early segments to be opened to traffic soon, weather permitting.
A damaged OCR passage reports a train delay near the Weevondilla crossing impacting a Tamcy tor and the Wal tengarys-Srbtane route. The 89 minutes disruption forced time tweaks and minor operational pauses as staff attempted to restore service and reassemble the schedule.
The Australian memorials committee approved a painting of Henry Lawson as part of its Commonwealth collection. The meeting, presided by Prime Minister Marxt, also commissioned portraits of explorers and notable figures after Lawson. Completed portraits and commissions totaling 600 were accepted and allocated to the Arliste program.
A sedan driven by Mae Tanner and carrying Mrs Winifred Grace Tanner and two others overturned near Conondale Bridge on the Kenilworth Brisbane road. Mrs Tanner, wife of Cy Tanner and a newly elected Maroochy Shire councillor, died. the husband and others survived with minor injuries. The couple had left Weston 16 minutes earlier after receiving a phone message about Mrs Tanner’s illness. A passing couple from Bundaberg assisted. authorities later conveyed the injured to hospital.
A severe frost halted work as five miners died at Adley colliery No 2 shaft in Lancashire. Rescue teams worked under dangerous conditions to retrieve bodies and aid injured miners while the manager and other workers faced extreme cold and low temperatures. The tragedy followed a day of worsening weather and a later shift saw a further loss of life, with details emerging about those killed and the ongoing recovery efforts.
A heated exchange between the Wheat Board and millers in Western Australia centers on export status, advance payments, and government interference. Chairman Dean disputes claims of export readiness while a compromise offers shared costs and a revised price settlement. The meeting reaffirms cooperative marketing amid democratic growers control.
At Willowburn railway workshops in Toowoomba on Wednesday, Mr T M Skyring, locomotive engineer transferred to Rockhampton, was honored with a presentation by Mr A Le Grand on behalf of the South Western Division. Gift items included travelling outfit, fountain pen, umbrella, box of elgin and crystal sherry for Mrs Skyring.
Three young miners Barney Ryn Jin Theenpon and Cvorge Seeth renet Mkaty tm forget their trip from Cooktown to Portland Roads. Their boat and dinghy were wrecked and they were marooned for ten days before reaching safety via Portland Roads. May winds and heavy seas crippled their vessel, leaving stores adrift.
The judge in Rand tek, Sydney, orders the divorce of Caroline Kane from Amey Martin Anjo Rant after finding it was fraudulently obtained in New South Wales where Kane had lived. The case cites desertion as the ground. The decision notes the husband Kane sought divorce on these grounds while the public was protected by legal proceedings.
A revived plan for an aerial medical system in NW is under review by the minister for unaith and government officials. The project, previously tabled in Queenaland, faced rejection by local authorities in April last year. Finances will determine if service can be established and funded.
Canberra reports ambiguous government action easing travel by air for certain groups amid broader security and transport changes. Officials discuss potential immediate measures, with ministers insisting risk controls and regulatory oversight remain in place.
Canberra reports reveal Cabinet and Attorney General statements on a planned amendment to the Dormant Wealth Arbitration Act. The aim is to centralise power over award grants and job preference rules while noting one exception involving Mr A Browkley and Commonwealth award institutions.
A scrambled OCR style notice lists varied events titled Lady Varilstem and Manksty's Digkery with a concert and community session. Mentions a candlelight evening, local performances, and a family activity on the same date. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
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