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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1931
Page
5
Fragmentary ad notes a shipment of high quality tea and various produce including white potatoes and brown onions. It mentions weekly specials with items like fresh haddock and other goods advertised for sale on Thursdays and Fridays. The readable text is fragmented and partial.
A newspaper publisher in Rockilame Town faces possible contempt charges for printing articles in the Morning Taberin Bulletin. The case stems from an April commentary and a parliamentary session debate over press rights, with the court ordering appearance and potential penalties for the editor.
London reports changes to liner accommodations with separate singing cabins and special crew sections aboard the ship. The vessel, expected to launch in spring 1082, will have revised crew spaces and amenities, including a distinct hoist for exaluse and other conveniences.
A deputation to the Labour Minister discusses ration frauds and unemployment cards in Sydney. The report notes hoarding of rations by some workers, with claims that communists influence the unemployed. A promise hints ration increases by about 2 percent from Monday.
Heavy rains cause rivers including Murrumbidgee to flood, homes inundated, and residents evacuated. Officials report 24 foot flood lines near Gundagai as water breaches banks. Authorities advise precaution as brick walls are fortified to prevent water intrusion while affected families seek shelter.
Fragmented OCR note cites reports of a sunken submarine and missing crew with unverified claims about survivors. It references naval authorities, international reactions, and a court action in Inglawood over a vessel transfer involving Globe Water and parties in England and the United States.
London reports Foreign Office and Imperial Airways weighing a Britain funded prototype air link to Australia. The plan seeks expert input, with Parliament expected to question costs and potential foreign participation as the all empire project lingers without a firm decision.
An appeal by Queensland solicitor Queanslani was dismissed by the Full Court. The court affirmed a major sanction, suspending the practitioner from practice for 18 months from the date of judgment, citing disregard of mortgagee interests and inadequate securities. It noted evidence of mistakes in valuing property and reliance on an unsuitable clerk.
The Archbishop of Canterbury spoke in London praising Australia and others for confronting severe economic strife. Australian officials and Governor General attended a gathering, with Lady Campion recounting seven years of service and sacrifices in Australia. The mood was one of resilience and mutual support, noting Australia’s role in the wider crisis.
Washington Thursday reports Dr Wu, Chinese Minister in the United States, urging cautious policy toward the Nanking government. He says no need for a rush to whip up anti communism and warns against reckless moves that could destabilize China.
Melbourne reports show leaders of the Opposition voicing oral approval of the Premiers Conference plan. Sir A Argyle and others contend the conference failed to resolve core issues of industrial reform and unemployment. The discussion covers taxation, revenue sharing, and limits of state restraint.
A meeting of the Central Board met this week to discuss butter export from Australia. The plan, led by the London agency, aims to cut costs by reducing agents and adopting a unified selling approach in the United Kingdom. The proposal forecasts saving about £9000 without harming agency efficiency.
A south-eastern custries group held a meeting in Brisbane tonight opposing any cut to war pensions. The president Mr. By Taylor outlined the stance, noting leaders had not yet yielded on negotiation and warned action would be taken if concessions were offered.
The Transport Protection Committee states a plan to nip out 240,000 meter vehicle fleet in New South Wales to tax revenue recount and state government traffic through tax measures. The report is unclear and fragmented but mentions railway and tramway impacts.
Ronald Walker, 42, salesman, pleaded guilty to a £3000 theft from the Cammerée bank in December. He received five years. William Evans, 60, chemist, also pleaded guilty and got similar five years. Joseph Waly, 45, convicted of receiving and conspiracy, faced imprisonment of around one year or more.
The Court for Criminal Appeal has reserved ruling on the appeal of Wr Dashwood aged 20 who was sentenced to death for the murder of J Warbury aged 83, with the decision pending.
Fragmentary OCR text references parliamentary secretary, Feode, April, and mentions quantities over 100 tons with totals cited as 91 000 and 370 000. Also includes New York, London, and names such as Beaton and Woods. Content is unclear and partially garbled.
A report from Toowoomba notes serious condition of Ronni who suffers a serious illness in town. The scene unfolds on Friday night with about 2000 residents observed near the area. The incident involves a five year old and a 40 pound point, as authorities respond to the situation.
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