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Newspaper

Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 13, 1936

Page

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Resignation and Fallout After Budget Tribunal Findings

In a tense Commons session London mourned the fall of Mr. Thomas amid the Budget Leakage Tribunal findings. He announced intent to resign his seat, defending his integrity while Sir Alfred Butt and he faced a public humbling, urging reform of methods to bring issues to courts.

London House of Commons J. Thomas Baldwin Thomas Howe Wns Mr. Thomas Alfred Butt Wis Sir Alfred Butt Lfe Wich Home Secretary Labour Party Maxton W. Gallacher Dodiger Ranuny MacDonald Fagin Mr. Gallacher Lietenant G. EK. M. Mason Labour Mason Donald Somervell Neville Chamberlain Lloyd's House of Common Johnston

Grotesque minister's scathing reply sparks transport debate

In Brisbane and Warwick meetings, Minister J Dash dismissed road transport critics as grotesque while defending rail freight economics. He argued wool, wheat and flour rates negate road competition, citing 14s 2d per ton per 100 miles as rail value and condemning lamb weight claims.

Brisbane Warwick State ‘Transport Act Tramsport J. Dash P. Goldenstedt Queensland Road Transport Development Association Dash Goldenstedt Toowoomba Road Motors Cash Pittsworth Brookstead

Moree Tragedy Deaths Under Coroner Inquiry

The Moree district coroner opened an inquiry into the Duncombe death with Eric Newlands in custody. Evidence described a shooting at Mond Station homestead on May 31, with Newlands claiming self defense and a fair chance, while witnesses noted prior quarrels and alarm in the household.

Moree William Alfred Duncombe W. A. Cole Eric William Newlands BR. Hunter Mond Station Homestead F. O. Webb Newlands William John Newlands Jeff Sonny Bill Eric Witnes Witness Duncombe Boom! Rife Club Edward Ayres Boom Eric Newlands Jne Campbell Duncombe Eni Francis Edith Newlands Erie Newlands

Man Shot in Chest Survives. Rare Heart Position Saves Life

In the Hills Creek district near Cessnock a forest worker was shot through the chest with the heart unusually positioned to the right. The bullet entered below the third rib and exited through the shoulder. Doctors say only 1 in 10 000 have dexioCardia and expect recovery.

Sydney Cessnock Hills Creek Medical School Sydney University

Poor Visibility Delays Brisbane Air Arrivals Despite Schedules

Bad weather across Queensland limits visibility near Archerfield as Qantas Empire Airways liner Sydney lands ahead of schedule from Singapore with eight passengers and one overseas traveler. The Air Lines of Australia Stinson monoplane from Sydney refuels and resumes while Captain Phillip remains grounded due to severe weather.

Brisbane Queensland Archerfield Aerodrome Lester Brain Qantas Empire Airways Sydney Singapore Archerfield Stewart Dawson London Air Lines of Australia J McLaughlin Stinson Phillip New South Wales

Death of Infant After 27000 Mile Plane Trip

Edward Elmslie Brown died at age nearly two in Brisbane four days after completing a 27000 mile air tour with his parents. The Browns travelled through England Scotland and Europe by air, returning to Archerfield where the child fell ill after consuming bananas given by an unauthorised person. Despite efforts by specialists flying from Brisbane to Ipswich, the child did not survive.

Brisbane Edward Elmslie Brown Brown Tosawich Qantas England Scotland Europe Archerfield Keraeht Ipswich

Not on speaking terms amid coroner inquiry over fatality

The record notes Jedy and Duncombe were not speaking. Sergeant Stinson accuses Newlands of setting the stage to kill Duncombe while Mr Webb claims no malice and suggests manslaughter as the gravest charge. The coroner adjourned the inquiry to tomorrow to consider findings.

Jedy Duncombe Stinson Newlands Webb

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The Warwick Daily News Barnes W. Price Leweer Treseenson Aa Marsha S.W Cw. Price Price Railways Mr. Goldenstedt Sir A. Butt Thames Thomas Aald Mr. Baldwin G. R. Attiee Thomas Long Eareer Altice Archibald Sinclair Livera J. Maxton Independent Labour Thoma Johnsons Johnson S.A Greg Rib ‘Rast Fonds Hofland
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