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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1938
Page
5
BAYES reports Mayer, ill since Saturday, expected to play for England against New South Wales today after a severe head knock last night. He was knocked out on Saturday and required treatment, but medical staff report a full recovery before the match.
The Morart Anzac Day service faces planning tensions as leaders debate program details and speaker selections. Community figures and council members weigh how to honor veterans while addressing postwar expectations and crowd safety.
The report details mixed performances on a difficult surface, with Hiss and Brown’s bowling under scrutiny. It notes Bradman’s handling of bowlers contrasted with the Australians’ handling of the task, highlighting Pingleton and Brown’s bowlers and Wattle’s fielding and defense against a strong English attack.
The dull warm day drew 0,000 spectators as Paynter and Compton resumed England's Inkings after four wickets fell with a 42% overmatt score. McCabe opened with McCormick and Compton displayed superb timing, pinning hooks and drives while singles excited the crowd amid a lively but flawed outing.
In a dramatic test bound over four hours, Paynter and McCormick stitched a prolific partnership adding 41 in the hour, with Paynter reaching a century in 260 minutes and McCormick contributing crucial support as England pressed, while Bradman faced tight bowling from Ward and others. The match swung on daring strokes and disciplined fielding, leaving observers impressed by the day’s turning points and the two batsmen' steadfast rhythm.
The report details a weightlifting clash featuring Paynter, Paynter’s record-setting efforts, and notable actions by McCormick and others. Paynter faces intense scrutiny as weights near 300 minutes on the board, with England’s competitors and a crowded arena influence. The narrative recalls historical weigh-in struggles and a dramatic sequence ending with Paynter near 200 before a late push to surpass the 300 mark.
The report details a brisk opening innings with Parnes and Wright bowling for Australia while Brown Bradman and Sinfield struggle for momentum. The crowd reacted as Bradman faced heavy bowling, with Ward and McCabe contributing later as England press. Bradman reaches 36 in 6 overs before a wicket gift ends his stand.
Dr W N Robertson longtime Queensland physician and medical leader died in Brisbane after a career spanning ear, nose and throat specialization. He held posts including Vice-Chancellor of Queensland University, president of the Queensland Branch of the AMA, and director roles in medical publications. Survived by a widow, two sons and other relatives. his late father Rev P Robertson also served as a Presbyterian minister in Queensland.
Brisbane police report an unidentified young woman slain by a vehicle on Breakfast Creek Road Newstead late Sunday night. The car and driver remain at large as inquiries continue and the victim is being identified.
Police search Ipswich after a nine to twelve year old boy and a four year old girl vanish near Queens Park shortly after noon. Officers retrace routes from Bosnah Road toward Wattley Road as efforts continue to locate the children, described as aged about nine and four, wearing distinctive clothing.
A Melbourne blaze damaged multiple factories including Pewee Manufacturing and Sladd Ard Manufacturing. A rapid fire spread caused extensive losses estimated in the tens of thousands with twenty five workers evacuated as tools and mahogany stock were destroyed.
Weather observers report light to moderate rain along the central and northern coasts with most totals under an inch. Wind patterns, scattered showers, and a heavy fall near Mooga Hills accompanied by beneficial late rains promising better spring growth for newly planted wheat.
Canberra officials indicate the National War Memorial completion could open on Anime Day. Minister McEwen said the ceremony fits the tribute to Australis servicemen and women, with rolls of honor to be mounted and displayed at the shrine.
Fragmented OCR notes describe plans for Senator Mestride in London voting by cable to re elect a President of Bennu replacing Senator Lynch. The section occurs on July 1. Mentions salary figures of £100 and £1,000 yearly, plus parliamentary pay. details unclear.
New York Sunday column reports Doonan plant building a massive United States bomber project. Work is secret with only a few officers aware of the unprecedented craft. The aircraft is said to weigh about 72 tons and could exceed 200 miles per hour in speed.
Prague reports a Czech-Sudeten clash triggering arrests with about a thousand demonstrators demanding release, which was granted. Government agrees to prim vote to accept Sudeten memorandum of June A as a basis for Ave naian. Appeals for voluntary defence contributions reach 18,000,000.
London Saturday report on guarantor bodies for Austrian loans condemning Germany for failing to meet instalments. Communique notes protests by trustees and fears for external debt obligations. Committees warn they may adjust positions if Germany does not reconsider its stance.
Heavy rain across Govith tat caused severe flooding in Christchurch and nearby settlements. Residents fled rising waters as the Maher ti Rakanul River burst banks blocking the main south road and isolating communities. Local authorities urged caution amid widespread damage.
An incoherent clipping from Auckland reports a concert broadcast price of 1250 pounds linked to an opera singer Beausgul and names Hirsten Fiegerad traveling to Austria. The fragment mentions Wonde tvnk and a Great nidimarer phrase, with scattered references to other venues and radio station tone WAVE 106.
The BMA delegation, gathering in Sydney, voted to press the Federal Government to reopen talks on a proposed service for the medical profession under the national alliance scheme. The council will inform the Treasurer and seek a date to resume negotiations, aiming for changes to the current terms.
An emergency report says a Wilton Airways charter flight carrying three Englishmen crashed about 30 miles from Nairobi. Victims identified include M. Swinnerton, Professor of Geology at University College London, and DL Burts. Pilot W. X. Bawden is presumed dead. Wreckage found after daybreak.
French protesters clashed with authorities in a Sunday dispute as farmers, angered by intermediaries, pressed to remove middlemen. Reports describe disruptions and confrontations as they pursue fairer terms and direct sales, with supporters rallying to support the cause.
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