14 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
1
An assortment of ladies winter coats listed with materials and features. Descriptions include velour, velvet, piping, fur collars, wide reverse fronts, belted backs, and various color options such as hunter green and blue. Pricing and sourcing details are not provided.
An OCR fragment describes colored wool vests, top garments, sizes from XL to 2X, and terms like finely woven and short sleeves. It lists color notes, material quality, and various style codes, indicating a catalog entry for ladies winter vests.
A garbled 19th century style report shows tensions between the Barracking group and MCC over timber imports, tariffs, and employment costs. It cites figures on wages, overheads, and a proposed revision of timber import policy, with mentions of court and association leaders and corporate players.
The London meeting titled World Economic Centerwire drew attention as delegates debated global growth, trade, and security. King speaks, urging unity while warning of economic strain and slower recovery, with ministers outlining policy shifts and long term plans to stabilize markets and employment.
A decipherable record discusses a new process for extracting petroleum from shale or similar sources. It mentions government support in Australia and a scientist named Dr. Bophatov. The text references claimed yields and potential implications for energy recovery, with notes on economic recovery and independence.
A partial OCR note reports a robbery incident affecting Butea and Tonyy with a price spike to 62. It mentions Safahammar and Valon’a Kuper Toni as locations or groups and notes four other people involved. The text is garbled but indicates a theft event with price impact and multiple suspects.
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