14 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1937
Page
1
Readable textile sale item listing with multiple fabrics and price cuts. Mentions white bee en winter, jerrean check, vin mine 350 wide, maroccan brown, dark grenade, apal wicks, crepe, and crepe fabrics with reduced yard prices such as 1/6, 1/8, 1/13 and 1/14 yard equivalents. Includes incomplete phrases and garbled product names.
In Paris the murder of Carlo Roselli and his brother is linked to a slender clue left at the scene. Investigators discuss heat Sabatian’s alleged cheapness and a post mortem reveal of a critical hint. The case involves Ferrara politics, Garibaldi circles, and a wave of arrests as authorities pursue an English connection and a mysterious letter.
Townsylrale, Sunday. Report of a fatality following a street dispute during the night. The alleged use of force is noted and a man named Annan is mentioned in connection with the incident. Police investigation underway with witnesses sought.
Windsor Borough accorded a warm welcome to the Royal party at Eton College London with a first state entry unadorned for corona era. Thousands lined the way as a tandem drawn by greys carried Their Majesties through packed streets.
Five men were thrown into the sea when a surf boat capsized near Boutapoint on Sunday. Despite a perilous wash, all occupants managed to regain the boat and reach shore with help from coast guards and rescuers. One diver aided, and efforts to prevent another capsize continued as the craft drifted toward shore.
A fatal weekend crash on the WME Highway near Bandain Avenue left Rita Bandain and Lea Bandain dead and two others seriously injured. Police say the collision involved a car and a sports figure once known as a heavyweight boxing champion. traffic authorities investigate cause and timing on the scene.
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled report noting training in Tormyn and a domestic focus. The text mentions Geneuiatey General and a general history about 35 eludes with references to a hat and a Fox. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
Report from Milinsieebte a LSD welock tae day Bes Panton and big passenger Captain Pam report they located the Lateakin 9 company withwo lagers at All's Point about 30 miles from Gow blow Island. The Larreh signals to Dr. Fen ten that everything was seer and that the batteries are being prepared. The gunvay was about 300 miles south of Ehirwin when Tooared. Govlourn faland where the sision station is located should be reached to-night. Only wble ve note EARLIRE REPOMT describes Teor Daryl on Saturday.
A Sunday report from Uulangatta notes Archbishop Wruhig condemning girls drinking and smoking, criticising beach costumes. He urged restraint amid concerns about youth behavior, referencing Brisbane event duties and calling on church leaders to address costume and conduct at functions.
The report lists 217 601 810 outputs and 45 128 employed people with BRISDAME Sundays and government station staff. It details salaries and wages across sectors, noting 4 124 weekly hours, gendered employee counts, age ranges, and capital investments in Queensland for a large oil and gas plant, with a suspect shot in the leg forming the closing incident.
Sydney police say a clash at a bowling club left a man wounded after an explosion damaged the hall. A shooting followed as officers chased suspects while a constable was injured, and the injured man was taken to hospital under police guard.
Archbishop Duhig voices strong views at a Brisbane City Hall gathering on secular education and state control. He argues state schools should remain separate from church influence and defends Protestant and Catholic schooling without accepting Vatican directives. He warns against church influence in public education and calls for government dominance in schooling policy.
A damaged local blotter style note from Sydney describes a disorderly event at Wind majors window near Way Square. The text is garbled but references a confrontation, a person with a fat on his face, and unclear charges tied to a legal or police action.
In a patrol near Bandata Bay off Anite Land a Japanese liner with about 200 tons of pearl shell reportedly held 900 value and carried a crew of around 3 officers and several ratings. The vessel was boarded and captives were taken as authorities, led by Captain Parnell, prepared to sail by land to Arnhem Dund. The incident involved a large shell cargo and a wireless-equipped ship, with officials noting the arrest of the crew and the plan to bring the vessel to port for further action.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Saturday vent near William Money and a division of the Ruromsland Meal Trust company. Names and places are garbled, leaving uncertain specifics about people, organizations, or a concrete incident.
A cryptic report describes a Philadelphia discovery involving a box with multiple bodies and references a morbid investigation. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but authorities are probing the circumstance surrounding the container and deaths while noting suspicious activity and potential legal action.
London reports that the King and Queen intend a royal visit to Australia despite scheduling conflicts. Officials indicate strong desire to proceed, with preparations discussed though exact timing remains uncertain.
A boxing troupe car crash near Lismore on Saturday left six injured, with initial reports noting a fatality and multiple passengers taken to hospital. Police closed the road as emergency services attended the scene and investigated the cause of the collision.
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