Bible Thought On God’s Love And Guidance
A brief devotional exhortation echoes themes of divine care and guidance. It urges welcoming God’s love, recognizing the breath of life in all beings, and acquainting the soul with spiritual values.
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1954
Page
2
A brief devotional exhortation echoes themes of divine care and guidance. It urges welcoming God’s love, recognizing the breath of life in all beings, and acquainting the soul with spiritual values.
The Warwick Daily News argues Australia needs a defined long range foreign policy. It credits External Affairs Minister R G Carey and Colombo Plan leadership for guiding policy toward Asia, urging foresight beyond day to day decisions to cement lasting relations and balance among world powers.
Aged seventy years. The obituary notes the private interment of Elly Coxon wife of J. Coxon of Lindum and mother of William Lomond and John Lomond of Brisbane. Also listed are Mesdames C R Reimers Lindum and others from Goomburra Kingaroy Maryborough Redcliffe and Brisbane.
Millar and related families invite attendance at the funeral of Adells Exsie Millar of 12 Laura Street Highgate Hill Brisbane, leaving the Methodist Church Warwick for Warwick Cemetery after a 3 PM service. In memoriam notices honor Kevin Tromery and George Goodfellow with tributes from siblings and loved ones.
In loving memory of our son and brother George Thomas Lingard who passed away June 8 1053. The years go slowly by yet your memory lingers in our hearts. Inserted by his loving mother father and brothers.
Loved husband and father William John Osren died on June 8. He is survived by his wife and grandchildren, with the family inserting a short remembrance in this obituary notice.
Brisbane volunteers of the Red Cross cover thousands of miles yearly to reach crippled and recovering children needing chemotherapy and transfusion support. Workers drive to homes and clinics to deliver care, many aged from months to ten years, with services provided free of charge across the metropolitan area.
Weather note reports no rain in Queensland in the last 24 hours ending yesterday morning. Central interior and southern districts saw frosts with Mitchell and Tambo at 22 degrees and Pittsworth at 27 degrees. Forecast calls for continued fine weather with cool days and cold frosty nights across regions.
Weather figures show 20 degree drops with 61 on the daily thermometer as Warwick council debates a two day holiday for the rodeo ending on Monday October 25. Dr J A Soetatic notes full days only while Costello cites burden on shire employers and officials: petition for a public show holiday questioned.
Brisbane reports 45 000 additional telephones installed since January 1949, lifting total Queensland lines to 199 000. A Postmaster General’s spokesman cited PMO figures showing revenue of 8 438 760 pounds for the months ended May, with 144 pounds for the new line.
Six more transport operators were fined at Warwick Court of Petty Sessions for breaches of road transport facilities acts. The total penalties reached about £1,316 over 13 weeks, with 12 cases heard ex parte. Defendants, including Oscar Frank Anderson and Tan Austin Ratloit, were ordered to pay court costs and professional fees.
Several coal hoppers derailed on the line between Tannymorel and Mt Colliery late yesterday afternoon. Warwick foreman H Uren said the extent could not be known until breakdown crew from Warwick clears the wagons this morning. The line serves daily coal transport to Warwick, suggesting limited impact on operations.
The district reports a loan pennant for Warwick with a quoted amount and subscription details. Warwick won the group championship on the 13th, securing the title in the event.
At the monthly council meeting a Royal Automobile Club of Queensland letter urged action against stray stock on roads. The club said many motorists faced accidents and fatalities. Dr Costello and Dr Humphries urged strict attention and proposed two herdsmen for a week to clear the stock, a plan to be decided after the Shire Clerk's return.
Census forms will reach all households in Australia one week before the June 30 census date. About 29 million dwellings and nine million people will be covered. Householders must answer eight questions on dwelling description and occupants. Fourteen thousand five hundred collectors will begin sending questionnaires and start collecting after the census closes.
Brisbane hearing before Justice Barry and H H Harvey heard United Gra sfery Association secretary B K Tompson argue that the case for wage increases for shearers lacked substantiation. The union contends a 40 percent rise is needed, while UGA maintains costs rose from higher freight and wool prices and seasonal losses.
BRISBANE Queensland Premier Mr Gale said the main roads fund balance rose to about £2 million by June 30 due to weather and staffing delays, with a large committed total yet to be spent. He warned against reducing Queensland’s road grant while noting manpower shortages and recruitment difficulties left 3000 skilled workers needed to finish 800 miles of unpaved main roads.
Toowoomba area leaders report strong postwar expansion in Western Downs as agriculture spreads from Dalby north and west. A Queensland survey found big potential in Dalby Tarcom shires with soil and climate favorable for continued development. Officials caution wage rules may adjust if industry output rises, while actual fleece yields for the period show limited gains and a decision on policy remains reserved.
Sydney reports a trial involving Dr. Pesve and R. Chambers with proceedings adjourned amid unclear charges of infamous conduct. The record notes insufficient proof to proceed and delays in the prosecution.
Sir Arthur remains confined to bed though slightly better. The Federal Isthur Padden shows steady improvement. Reportedly, Hainer stated he hoped to reach Grantham by May 23.
A new 33d stamp printed for Commonwealth sale features a world globe and a Red Cross emblem in the top left corner. The design shows a blue balance with the continent of Australia highlighted, and wording in red and blue across the piece.
The report outlines Parliament sessions starting August 1 during Exhibition Week. Cabinet proposals aim to limit visitors’ attendance to the first session of a new Parliament, with Governor continuing the ceremonial opening. The cabinet intends changes to visitor etiquette and official openings.
Police continue search for two armed men believed hiding among hundreds of residents in Debind Fr area. Residents fear cold weather will drive the suspects from cover as authorities flood the countryside with patrols.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Warwick widow’s estate valued at £11365 with details about admission and personal references. The text is garbled, but mentions Warwick, estate value, and names like Seay and ENDAT in unclear relation to the probate.
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