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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
5
A Royal writ from New South Wales demands payment of 820,875 pounds for wool and other charges under the December 12 1927 Financial Agreement. The writ sets dates for interest and installments, listing amounts overdue and court procedures to enforce payment, with hearings likely to proceed into August before a High Court judge.
Two youths from Warwick pleaded guilty in the Criminal Court to theft charges and a companion receiving offence. Morrice was sentenced to nine months, and Clarke to four months, with judges noting their youth and hope for reform.
Wednesday report notes 195 workers from gangs including Trinidad, Britlbbers, Bpaularda and Maltese contributing to sugar cutting at the Victoria mill. Each local member agreed to pay a small levy to support ambulance services and related local needs.
Federal returns show May revenue at 17,051,000 versus 18,202,000 in April. Total revenue for the month equals 60,708,000 with expenditures at 7,000,000. Pensions and advice total 58,001,000, and 10,035,000 shown elsewhere. Britain 1930 company liquidations reach 2,849 with 2,024 voluntary liquidations.
The Sydney notes the Premiers Conference agreeing on main terms for a nonverbal loan, enabling holders to convert after a notice period. New stock would convert in a defined window. interest rates, maturities, and taxes are outlined, with protections for certain existing securities and a central review by the Loan Council.
Norman Linds plans to leave for America soon after receiving a favorable offer. He faces interference and doubts about leaving his home country amid cultural tensions and questions about white-produce relations.
Fragmented OCR text hints at Vatican diplomacy involving Cardinal Paves and Signor Devocely. It references papal notes, Martian government replies, and debates over treaties and timing while noting possible exaggeration of emination sitions and political figures.
Unclear report states the Sunk TM was sunk in a collision off Wei-hai-wei while 20 lives feared. The Poseidon, largest and fastest submarine, rammed in a surfacing incident north of Wei-lwei. Several officers and crew listed with casualties and missing, details still unreconciled and official notices pending.
In response to being called, the prisoner appeared in court clothed only in a shirt. He admitted that enraged by the arrest and protest, he tore his trousers and swallowed most of the fabric. Police later took him to the custody van and to the stores to be re-clothed.
British shipping report details the Poseidon and Pandora with Proteus damaged in a December incident near Portunivath. Cadets and crew suffered casualties as divers search the wreckage, with several ships withdrawn for repairs and a large rescue operation under way.
Reported missing is Sydrey on Monday with indications of a planned flight from Melbourne to Albury. Weather worsened and search teams including Captain Pittendrigh and Commodore Kingsford Smith are coordinating from Victoria with four aircraft ready to search the region.
A government council approves amendments to the Fruit Marketing group act creating sectional committees with two representatives each and rules for overrepresentatives. The measure aims to simplify governance, extend tenures, and reduce costs by streamlining the structure and election process.
Fragmentary OCR shows a stolen goods listing including ladieswear such as lingerie, underpings, bloomers, stockings, and haberdashery items. The text references values and item types but lacks complete names, dates, or locations.
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