Groups Formed For War Time Support And Fundraising
Several groups organized by Warwick officials and civic leaders seek to mobilize volunteers and raise funds for wartime needs. The article names Warwice Court, public service firms, and local committees including The WAG and Jamesmid Company as participants.
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Warwick Merase
Ana Citar
Mtemmers
Freiteates
Ineas
Sean
Beth Atessta
Thomae
Eed
Lamesmid Company
WAG
Sioty
Aanmron’s Crain Ore & Public Berviie
Warwice Court
Wetty Eeenlans
Bail Estreated After Police Court Hearing
The record notes bail estreatures in a case involving Charles, a national manager, tied to a crime under investigation. The defendant, with counsel including Costallo and Fowler, faced a sum of £10 as part of the mental examination or related proceedings.
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Charles ‘Cheesy UM
Tunscay
Costallo
Wink
Mosien
Fowler
AL. Walley
Enemy Plane Shot Down Off English Coast
A German aircraft was shot down near the English coast during patrols. Residual details indicate the enemy plane was brought down by allied efforts with no reported casualties aboard.
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English
Lead Warranted on Australian Agriculture Crisis
A fragmented report discusses urgent Australian agricultural priorities during war, examining protection schemes, wheat limitations, and government food policy. It notes manufacturing schemes, production costs, and reliance on state authorities, urging practical wartime adjustments and community cooperation toward essential food security.
King’s Birthday Celebrations Mark Royal Events
The article outlines a royal birthday celebration with plans for ceremonial events, attendance by dignitaries, and public commemorations across venues in Warwick. It details timing from early morning to late evening, placements of boxes for private ceremonies, and notes on official recognition by authorities.
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A.V. Chaetson
Berne
Edinary
Aldermen clash over new baths plan in Warwick meeting
Ald McCahon and Ald Anderson led a heated Warwick council session accusing each other of delaying new baths. The mayor urged withdrawal of remarks as debate continued with opposition to the project amid procedural disputes and a threatened motion. The meeting adjourned without a decision on construction.
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Varnay
A. T. McCahon
Ald J. Anders
Mon
Clhl
Warwick
Clie Cannett
Ald McCahon
Pew
Ald. J. Aman
Abe
Andersen
McCahen
Anderern
Barlier
Ald
McCahien
Eying
McCahon
Wil
Andirbon
Ule
Sune
Mectaham
Mnoliga
Aiwuea
Tomer Bleek
Mayer
Ad McCahon
Andeeson
Aluders Oy
Ald Anderson
Ava
JO Matthews
AK. Pletcher
Anterdon
To Baldis
Anderson
Ana
D. Berthelon
Teally
McCabee
McCanon
Ad. Anderson
Remiend
MecCahon
Dre Resi
War Speech Sparks Duty And Finance Debate
A fragmented report quotes MP Be Damen and others urging national sacrifice for wartime effort. The piece references free national funds, a call to duty for young men, and official intent to support the government’s war aims amid mental strain concerns.
Bath debate delays public works project in city council
A chaotic council session centered on deferring the new baths project. Aldermen argued over timing while Mayor and McCanon clashed with Anderson and others. A decision to postpone until a more opportune moment was reportedly made after advice from local authorities.
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Allstiar
McCahen
Aller Penara
Anderson
Anderzom
Ows
Teder
McCanon
Avsioui
AucLaett
Dairy Farm Contest Results in South Queensland
In Brisbane on a Wednesday thirty or more competitors from South-eastern Queensland contested a 2100 dairy farm competition conducted by the Royal National Association. Results announced included winners like B Bell of Blackrock Farm Jopenty and E D Lawley of Ariy Maleny, with trophies awarded for type, conformation, and farm layout. Judging spanned the past year with two inspections of leading farms by district inspectors and senior staff.
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Brisbane
Royal National Asociation
Bell
Blackrock Farm
Jopenty
Bogmal
E. D. Lawley
Ariey
Maleny
Aplin Cloverdale
Judi ‘Nig Voinm
Miesurs AM
Hunt
Moe
Enettigs and
Mtr
MW Wa
Patriotic Entertainers plan event for Warwick district
The Warwick group outlines preparations for a patriotic entertainment drive to support community aims. Officials, including CM Grabler and G. Richards with treasurer Mr Lippeid and secretary Mr 16 May, discuss funding, signage, and public involvement. A committee plans to donate to the Madge ete st Bureau and welcomes new members Merr EO Burnester and others.
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A. Latcinw
CM. Grabler
G. Richards
T. Lippeid
Rowand
Dils Sen
Doniale Madge Etest Bureau
Merr. EO. Burnester
I. Hf
Echnumsling
A. Paterson
A J. Nbxoin
City Water Mains and Breakages Discussed by Warwick Council
Warwick City Council chair Alderman Anderson presented a series of “examples” of foreign bodies lodged in water mains. He cited lengths of pipes up to 60 feet and a large bag of blue meat found in a main. He warned ongoing pipe breakages but noted several repairs completed the following week as mains supply was constrained.
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Warwick City Counc
Anderson
Areiereva
Mary Fenks
Maine
Ald
T. Tagramn
Anerson
Dutch Resistance discourse amid German pressure in wartime London
A historical dispatch notes Dutch sentiment as Germans seek to placate the public while Dutch and Dutch colonial leaders urge rebuilding for a new era. It reports German money denial, forced mobilization attempts, farm labor resistance, and Dutch bravery amid shortages and internal tensions under occupation.
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London
Holland
War Loan Over-Subscribed in Britain At Record Level
The war loan issue is reported as significantly over-subscribed by millions, with Treasury officials stating all expected subscriptions will be accepted. The finance ministry announces strong public support and indicates the loan will be fully allotted.
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Canbemr A
Weationiag
Blspender
Paik
Caledonians Pledge Interest-Free Loan for War Effort
At a meeting of the Caledonian Society led by Mir Warwick Caledonian Avariety and attended by members, an offer of £200 as an interest-free loan was approved to help government needs. The motion urged support for a volunteer fund and declared Scottish loyalty to the Crown and Empire. The group also agreed to donate proceeds from the August procession and to continue funding uniform purchases with government assistance.
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Rominiter
Warwick Caledonian
Caledonian Society
Cnier
Empire
Omailionk
Wien
Sun Nets
Beth
Turks Remain Loyal To The Allies Amid Turbulent Turkish Politics
London reports say the Turkish cabinet resigned and President is believed killed in Ankara after a hurried return from The Hague to inspect fortifications. A semi official Turkish press promises loyalty to the Allies, while observers in Moscow and Ankara discuss possible shifts. Analysts warn that relations with Britain and France hinge on postwar arrangements and Soviet outreach.
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London
Rom
Felanbul
Ankara
Pimes
Turkey
Britain
Boviet
Adda Uist
Strelea Witach
Moscow
Ste
Ceir
Bellas
Trance
Neyraz
Toowoomba War Effort Reported Cash Donations
Toowoomba residents contributed to the war effort with a total of £45,250 noted after the Joan drive. Estimates show hundreds of men deployed to the Tank Corps and allied units, with expenditures listed for armor and equipment. The report records notable fundraising totals and the ongoing mobilization impacts locally.
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Toowoomba
Wranetsay
Cais
Meintyre
Oenlke
Ota
Brhone
Altee
Tank Corps
Otlce
Unis
Uaa
Recenib
Hiewer
Mussolini enters war and Italy faces total mobilization
A damaged, partial account outlines Mussolini's shift toward war with Germany, Italy's strained economy, and the regime's efforts to mobilize resources. It notes dwindling imports, limited coal output, and the impact on civilian life as Italy courts allied action and confronts diminishing industrial capacity.
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Gallind
Belnten Getty
Bellain
Rao
Bremit Angio-trench
Jowet Tin Wan
Jetsaon Chen Peraw
France
Italy
Abyastols
Ingourer
Ldienaipe Lailan Veameeny
Mausolini
Soin
Ue Ecomnan
Tim Jvea
Enlifion
Romaniards
Iar
Paty
Germany
Rillain
Neua Staty
Lenave
Indust
Local Notices From a Wartime NSW Page
Fragmentary OCR reports personnel changes and campaign notes. Mr Noel Tlebeert comments on Ate and rh T ABA Bam Vale Uatk. Wmalt of the Teachers' Training College in Wetaane has received appointment as assistant teacher at Surat. Mr Hal.winehes began ten weeks training at Caloundra and forged an application to join the RAN before heading to Surat.
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Noel Tlebeert Om
Ate
ABA
Bam Vale
Ha Zane
Cary
Ted
Wmalt
Teachers’ Training College
Wetaane
Wb Te Uate
Surat
Ork MO Ynot
Vale
Hal.winehes
Caloundra
Sie Ran
President Roosvelt Ponders Pacific Fleet Stay Indefinitely
At a press conference in Washington, President Roosevelt discussed keeping the U S fleet in the Pacific indefinitely amid wartime concerns. He noted shifts in policy and timing as the United States weighs future naval deployments and strategic posture in the region.
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Washington
Oaswell
Tna
Alechue
Vile
Otte
Today’s Events and Elite Matches Offer Wide Action
A scrambled fetch of events lists shows Noon shows and titles across venues. Elite matches feature top competitors with 800 meter events and other races. Strong entities include HMM AL Anna Genera Mevthna and Wharnysalreety, with times near 230.
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