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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1939
Page
7
In Maryborough a postman identified as Patrick Kennedy pleaded guilty to stealing 400 pounds in a July incident. Court heard the evidence and that a nursing home worker and another man were involved. Kennedy was granted bail with surety as the case moves toward further proceedings.
The piece outlines a proposed all red girdle from Canada to Australia via the Indian Ocean route, linking Dominion control with Tasman and Pacific services. It notes preliminary surveys using a flying boat, four stages from Port Hedland to the Seychelles, and aims to provide an emergency imperial air link to strengthen communications and development.
Alleged serious offence case heard at Blantiorge Police Court involving a 17 year old male from Bukey. After evidence, one defendant pleaded not guilty and reserved his defence. committed to trial. Bail set at 40 pounds. duty assessed at 18 of 109. Case relates to an alleged assault on a woman near Broadwater, Starthorpe on May 24.
Be Hvipn a mine in Hobart faces closure after London head office advises stoppage. The operation began in 1899 and employs more than 100 workers. The plant sits near Crange’s Haven, supplying work to the local town. pending decision may put workers out of work if the mine ceases production.
Fragmentary readable text suggests a historic notice mentioning Patat Aumee, THM Bowen, and other names. The garbled OCR includes references to dates, names, and possible legal or event entries without clear context.
The King’s Birthday week end carnival in Warwick features top Southern Queensland athletes in diverse events across cycling, tennis, lawn bowls, rifle shooting, and more. Communities from Toowoomba, Brisbane, Stanthorpe and Dalkey converge as 350 entries test skill on a full week program with finals, handicaps, and prize cups amid mounting spectator interest and heavy local coverage.
In Geneva a candidate entered the race for the upcoming council seat as the league and party factions debate who will fill the Alyptemue vacancy. The move aligns with regional party dynamics and signals a contested contest ahead of the election.
Report from London on Thetis aboard the sea bed following first salvage attempt. Officials discuss abandonment options and consult with experts as salvage craft withdraw to Liverpool amid heavy seas and worsening weather conditions.
Practical and written tests were conducted for railway ambulance staff under MPR G. E. Smyth and the supervision of officials including H. P. Pooley. Names of qualified candidates from St John Ambulance Association and related groups are listed, with some exams yet to be completed.
In a hearing today at the Michell district court, pastoralists Hathren and Weetland request one year extensions on two large leaseholds, normally expiring soon. Crown assesses drought impact and industry decline as key factors. Ruthven holding records 723 square miles valued by Rummed, Ltd. Deshon cites annual rent at 12 3/18 per square mile. Wetland rent up from 96 to 106 per square mile. Crown valuation for Wetland set at 1124. Tenant North district rental pivots on 57 per square mile, while Worragong lease of 180 square miles by J C McMillan faces a 36 per square mile rate.
A chaotic early report describes a ship's voyage with rough seas off Melbourne causing delays and damage. Passengers endure heavy seas while the vessel struggles near western approaches. Reports note crew efforts but the trip remains unsettled with limited clarity on exact locations or dates.
Fragmentary OCR recounts contempt proceedings involving William Trwolus and Ca of Ganana land, editor MASE 98 APH Heletoadon, with references to O Webb and Brooks and Co printers. Mentions a suit for 7800 pounds and a debated order, judges advising on client conduct and potential illegality.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a rural church notice or visit plan involving individuals named Covarnar Sir Lestie Wilson Lacy Butler J Ramsey at Killarney with a visit schedule and greetings to children. The legible bits describe arrivals at the Rectory and a brief holiday or halides moment.
Canberra reports indicate Prime Minister Menzies may delay his planned Queensland tour. Public debate in Canberra spans three days as opposition probes profiteering and wartime production concerns tied to Australian industry and foreign policy.
A military airplane crashed near Crein house in an unnamed village, killing six and injuring about one hundred. Three crew members were incinerated. Parachute failures prevented escape. Thomas Prast, former Royal Air Force member in India, died when the Hurricane Hawker from Vancouver bound for Calgary collided with a mountain area after takeoff.
A readable list of local engagements featuring dances, lectures, and social gatherings across multiple halls and clubs. Scheduled appearances include musicians, performers, and community groups at venues such as Bee’s Barn, Wigarrs, and Widuw Wadley, with plans noted for evening shows and afternoon matinees.
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