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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1939
Page
6
Fragmented notes mention backache and leg pains linked to a diary. Text includes garbled phrases and stray names, with unclear dates or locations. The readable parts suggest a personal health complaint or symptom report without verifiable context.
Warwick fxs Lidia Bowling Club held a rink session yesterday with numerous players named in the readable OCR fragment. Participants include Truman, Hole, Murphy, Sweeney, Maloney, Thorne, Culhane, Binns, Metone, Wallace, Burton, Mead, Parker, Hoare, McCarthy, Collins, Demp, Warner, Adam Mead, Court, Stacey and others in a busy community bowls gathering.
Fragmentary OCR text references a race or event with names such as William Ingle and Be a Ten for nun, plus unclear mentions of Marin Club winner and Mr W Badgery. The passage is garbled, yielding no coherent story, dates, or locations to form a clear summary.
In a chaotic scene a crowded vehicle suffered a jarring incident leaving eighty passengers shaken. Eyewitnesses describe a sudden impact and a visible disruption as responders arrived to assist and assess injuries.
The Stanthorpe pennant season review lists teams and players including Glen Prince Purinch Bat and Generous Gift 834, with multiple names such as Jerry 54, Sian Jenmhs, Monaatiie Alloa, and Dewilue grem. Notable performances cover Bleck Sa 6, Sharpe No. 1 team, and matches with various length margins and distances, detailing players and scores across the season.
Australian and Queensland teams name by weekend trial at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Wilson captains Australia with W Ide Michelson Oxlade Mont Walker Lewis McDonald Cooks Gibbs among those selected. Several injured players may miss the match while five Queenslanders join New South Wales in a bid for national duties.
Brisbane report states New Zealand powers fan alias Hatters sanctioned to tour. match list includes Gor oath versus Rockhampton and Stanthorpe. They are set to arrive on Thursday with events spanning the Brisbane region and northern towns.
London report on the Inds of May Junior Tourist Trophy race. Veloce rider Stanley Woodts led at 264 miles in 9 hours 10 minutes with high speed noted near 8.19 mph. Several riders from FT L Damsel to HL Filese faced varied times. Australian and New Zealand entries showed mixed results while Woods defended last year’s TT victory.
In a crowded briefing from Brisbane and Bucharest style wires, a long list of horses and potential runners appears with many garbled names. The report notes government routes and cabinet resignations affecting policy and governance, signaling unsettled ties between racing and state affairs.
The WIC stewards conclude their inquiry into the suspicions around Spearace and a duuichant. A late word confirms the inquiry extended into Monday with updates on the Lake ver version.
A fragmented advertisement touts pills and tonics claiming to enhance beauty and vitality. It promotes cures for anaemia nerves and general weakness, promising youthful appearance and health with products like Pink Bilin and lipid-based tonics. The copy references a Dr withniee Pine Falls and various health claims amid cluttered promotional language.
The King's Birthday pageant at Killarney and District Agricultural Show featured equestrian displays including tent pegging and pony race events. Competitors such as J Nel and Len contested various pegging and riding hands categories while badminton and other sport draws were announced for the second series.
Warwick faces Stanthorpe in a tight Ochea Cup rugby league game with improvement shown by both sides. Warwick’s scrums and kicking will be tested as Clifton and Abene loom in the standings, while NSW and Queensland prospects draw attention ahead of future clashes.
A garbled historic Australia netball meeting summary lists names such as Mrs Dent Mrs Lomas Mrs Lee and Mrs Kennedy alongside others and references a plan to send a team to V Sey Dowiing Avila jet Sear. It mentions a Perth or Sydney context, a rural venue and a novice round over Haunt with beginners and a practice bout at an old house.
The Australian Davis Cup team arrived in Los Angeles and may travel to Mexico to face the Filipino team in Long Beach on July 4. Manager Harry Hopman emphasized adjusting to high altitude in Mexico City and noted Don Budge's absence affecting American team morale.
Melbourne racing notes indicate Two Capas as early favourites for the Cauliald Cup with keen attention on Dafanier and Pear Chief. Drift clues point to Drissle's Star as a potential dark horse after recent form, while Mindy Teeter and Nat the Cherie draw interest for early sectional charts.
Ex-owner Vin ONeill, co‑owner and trainer of Spearfelt, plans a Brisbane to Alma Vale study visit to view the horse. He previously sold Spearfelt and will travel to Barling Downs at Alma Vale Stud, meeting Spex and other studs including Maguire’s Kialla Stud and Umbiram.
Twenty nine metropolitan and nine country players were named as preliminary selections for a seven member Queensland team to contest the inter-state championship at a venue in August. Final selections will be made in the second week of August. Remaining players who show form will be considered. The listed players include Charlotte Thompson and A. Caray Vensm.
A naval message from Aden reports Captain Taylor aboard the Cuba setting sail from Coun for Dine Sasa at 4 Banter Branaara Time today Tue day. Forecasters from MAS Manchester predict fine weather with clear skies and light winds. Governor of Coco Taland and the Wireless and Cables Ltd party bid farewell at the jetty as the Cuba departs.
A man named Lawlor is sent for trial in London on charges under the Firearms Act. The case involves alleged threats to the Duchess of York and possible intent to injure a royal family member. Evidence includes pellets found at lodgings and a window broken during an incident linked to a home invasion.
A flying boat named Genyirion collided during a windy descent at Bally Wir base on the Woowly River Calcutta. The crash sank the craft with five crew and passengers aboard, one inventor and the pilot among the injured. Salvage teams work to recover remains, with no serious injuries reported.
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