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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
4
A fragmented 19th century plea from Bterne urges residents and businesses to gather waste and salvage valuable materials. The note argues cooperation, urging curbside collection of waste paper and other salvage items to support local salvage efforts and a cleaner town.
Yesterday in Weewick the temperature plummeted in a severe cold snap with readings near five degrees below freezing and a brief low around 0 degrees. The day showed sharp contrasts to Tuesday with a record drop and winds easing later as skies cleared.
Licensing officers yesterday notified holders of tobacco permits that their licenses are to be reviewed and require prompt attention by the end of the month. Officials urged compliance and outlined steps for renewal and scrutiny.
The British Army’s mysterious maneuvers and the career of General James Marshall-Cornwall, long shrouded in secrecy. He served as a key intelligence figure and military attaché, guiding Britain’s postwar plans and wartime preparations with discreet duty in the War Office and diplomatic circles.
Brisbane reports claim that meetings in Stanthorpe involved alleged subversive talks. Officials note no action has been taken so far and no complaints have been filed. The report references Austalian producers and local authorities without detailing specific individuals.
Major J G Smyth leader of the Warwick ASBALLA sub branch denounces those who dodge training and mocks the idea of defending Australia from overseas. He urges unity as about 40 volunteers depart Toowoomba for a new draft, with supporters stressing duty, courage, and the need for trained troops to defend against threats abroad.
An Englishwoman recounts a terrifying night during wartime bombardment. She describes constant bombing, shattered windows, and the sense of danger in the front line area as the city endures relentless attacks. The narrator reflects on survival, a year of confinement, and a grim endurance.
A government bulletin from Palsbane reports Warwick population around seven thousand amid estimates for Queenmind and surrounding areas. It lists Lahore and Rockhampton figures, Emigration effects, and notes electoral results for the Patriotic Fundamental party with candidate A.J. Miller winning bucket No. 441.
Cheers rang out as soldiers marched to Warwick Station for a send off with a guard of honour by Digiers and senior VP C D Thamad of the RAB.ATL.A. Parcels and expressions of pride were given to the recruits who pledged to uphold duty and care for families while serving. Notes from speakers praised courage and commitment, promising support and remembrance for those in rehabilitation and future service.
Mrs Sterne of Warwick receives the Order of the British Empire for decades of leadership in welfare, education, and community work. She helped found Queensland County Women’s Association, chaired Warwick Benevolence, and led fundraising for hospital, school, and ambulance services while actively serving in civic groups and wartime relief.
War Front Daily Commentary outlines Allied and German moves as Britain, France, and Italy weigh responses to German plans. It notes diplomatic pressure, the perceived strength of Germany, and ongoing debates over strategic options amid evolving European conflict dynamics.
The Englewood histeses gather for a non-dure day ceremony honoring Tadiene CMA and Ianapelle. Watley University observers note the election of a new commer for the Tati Wd and the Alepheth Climel seat. He tied for last in the college contest, and the event marks a notable local recognition.
This item chronicles Walker and Warwick welfare and community work era figure Mrs Bierne, noting leadership roles with the Warwick School of Arts and local committees. It highlights her participation in World War II era activities, international travels, royal and papal honors, and long service to Warwick civic groups and welfare funds.
Q CWA and Condamins Valley Aoclad Apter announced a meeting of the Dairymen's Organization at TM Mat 338. Attendees discussed virtues and methods for cooperatives, with emphasis on production standards and market practices.
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