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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1939
Page
1
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Report outlines proposals to aid the wheat sector amid disruptions. Mr Michard L Murray appointed to audit and investigate the affairs of arts unions carnivals and related bodies. He will determine fund usage and ensure compliance with official rules. Justice Webb to oversee proceedings and potential charges against former officials. Cable approves proposal this week.
Justice Pho described the case in Maniivale's Court at Surat where sideshow proprietor dismisset an appeal against a PM decision. The appeal by Sideshowman against a £156 order to pay for truck damage to a river site was dismissed, with costs awarded.
Bundamba rail incident triggers misconduct inquiry against G. Gilpin and a temporary wage payment from Feb 10 to Mar 1. Australian Railway Union officials defend signaling compliance, while Queensland branches rally support and condemn the handling of the case.
Brisbane reports the Premier will arrive tomorrow morning by the Kunimola. A ministers meeting is called for tomorrow to discuss the fendal position and other matters accumulated during his north holiday. May include details of ship passage to Sydney and loan discussions with Canberra.
A native man from Girawadas, Wan Maittmont, was banished from his tribe for life after a murder case involving his wife Lora. The Marble Dar court ordered exile within native settlements among Diacks of mime, with the act provisions noted under Native- Adaninke ration.
Sir B Page leads RISBANE in a response to the Rivers Independent party chatter. J A J Winter of Marsnet rebuts claims of Sir Earle Page’s retirement and labels Canberra dispatches as misleading. The party meeting in Canberra drew 14 members amid tension and insists on unity despite external pressure.
Brisbane notes a casket drawing set for Thursday at S84 with Henry presiding. Snki-dany is mentioned in connection with the event. The public is advised to attend and note the details for participation or eligibility.
Canberra reports outline 20 proposals for stabilising wheat prices and supporting the industry. The Agriculture Council and Commerce Department prepared the plan, proposing a fund financed by a levy on wheat to cushion price drops and aim for a payable average price across exported and home markets.
A fragment notes Duke of Kent postage stamp plans in November with reference to Canberra and Parliament's likely involvement. The source text is garbled but implies official discussions or announcements tied to a November timeframe and governance. Non-specific names and unclear details limit precise facts.
Detective Snowden and Detective Ryan of Lie mare investigate a £150 missing from a hotel cash box. The alleged theft occurred near the bar prior to closing, with the licensee briefly away. officers search the premises for the stolen notes and silver.
The Fourth Plenary Council of Australia and New Zealand imposes Sept 26 start for new rules restricting priests from attending horse races, theatres, cinemas, and political or secular gatherings. Priests must avoid gambling venues, stage performances, and fraternity groups without bishop permission. unions are allowed but with Catholic safeguards. Brisbane reaction notes no policy change, but warns of broader risks to Christians amid modern times.
London report from Berlin says thousands of Polish Jews in Germany are to be expelled voluntarily or forced across the frontier. Expulsions would trigger retaliation by Poland, with many Germans in Poland reportedly at risk of arrest and deportation to Germany if Jew expulsions proceed.
London reports the salvage operation for the Thetis suspended after rope snapping in heavy swells and heavier tackle being sourced. Five crew members, including survivor Leming Bioker Arsodd, are noted in the wreck narrative as authorities prepare heavier cabine gear and await improved conditions.
Mr Justice Maxwell, appointed Royal Commissioner, postponed the inquiry into additions to the Sydney Post Office after appearances. The inquiry, to begin Tuesday, was adjourned to allow matters that may clear the ground for the formal start. Mentioned were H A Value and Gena, contractors for the post office additions, with undertakings given.
Canberra reports that Parliament will reconvene next week after adjournment during the Loan Council meeting period. The government conveyed the plan to party leaders following consultations, with sessions slated for Wednesday Thursday and Friday next week.
A vigorous protest is urged against evils spread by imported contraband and openly sold indecent materials. Clerical leaders denounce the importation and manufacture of confreceptives and the circulation of obscene literature as harmful to public morals.
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