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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1952
Page
2
Tenders are invited for multiple college supply lines including groceries meat bread and wood for the xx months period from July 1 to December. Tenders must be received by noon Friday June 20 1964 at The Secretary Box 59 Warwick Q.
Tenders are invited for carpentry work by the public works department. Bids must be received by the secretary on or before June 23.
Peter Fox Studios will visit Warwick on Monday June 30 at Glennie Hall. Appointments and inquiries may be made at Cust's Corner Store Palmer in Street Morning with afternoon and evening appointments available.
Govt registered Hattery Downs Hatchery advertises day-old pullets and chick shipments with guaranteed 99 percent correct, price tiers for 12, 25, 100 units, cockerel pricing on application, ER deposit with delivery July to October, contact 108 Russell St Toowoomba phone 2143.
Romanian Communist Party officials removed Ana Pauker from the politburo for serious offences. The piece surveys Pauker’s rise, power, and downfall amid East European purges linked to Tito’s 1948 disagreements and Moscow’s ongoing restructuring. It notes her influence, ruthlessness, and the peril of political missteps under communist regimes. A closing appreciation thanks a doctor and friends for support during illness.
In memory of Jessie Florence and Turner family members with dates of passing June 15 1950 1947 and 1960 1950 1947 and notes from Jean Gordon Ruby Tony Nanna Uncle Joe and others. The lines honor a mother mother in law grandmother son brother grandson and nephew with memorial phrases and enduring affection.
Last night and this week a medical board interviewed 18 year olds as part of their call up for three months national service training. It is likely they will go into camp around early August. On Thursday morning 15 Stanthorpe district residents were examined at Stanthorpe Hospital.
Brisbans weather summary notes rains in the past 24 hours, general in the southeast with several half inch to one inch falls and heavier sea along exposed coast. Highest totals Cape Capricorn 229 points, Rolleston 156, Crion Hut 141, Taroom 121, Nerang and Bogentungan 120, Mt. Larcom 85, Zhincilia 78. Unsettled conditions to persist in coastal districts for a few days.
Unsettled eastern Queensland with renewed rain and possible heavy falls along the southeast coast and near Townsville. Central coast and interior show scattered showers while far north-west remains fine. Winds mostly southeast to east with variations. some areas report heavy falls and flood risks. Temperature readings cite Warwick Friday June 13, 1962 with a Grass humidity reading noted.
A schoolgirl fractured her right forearm yesterday near Percy Street on the school grounds about 11 o clock. First aid was given by an ambulance crew and she was admitted to Warwice Base Hospital.
The district inspector of machinery and scaffolding Mr C R Johnstone said yesterday enforcement of a Traffic Act section increased applications for tractor driver examinations in Warwick. Drivers on public roads must register tractors as road vehicles and ensure a responsible operator holds the necessary certificate, prompting farmers and property owners to comply when moving tractors along public roads.
Wallangarra trustees named Messrs F Bott H Toms J W Mathe and W P Milligan to oversee the reserve for recreation replacing D F McCarthy who has retired and J Long BR Byrnes J McCosker and GL Waugh who left the electoral district. The number of trustees increased from six to two. The Minister for Lands J M Paley approved the change yesterday.
The Warwick City Council and Glengallan Rosenthal Allora shire councils reserve seats on the regional Hospitals Board. Nomination close soon as several candidates vie for the four local government seats across the southern district including Goondiwind Balonne and Dirranbandi areas. Dr J H Hansen, former Glengallan chairman, was defeated in the recent election by A Allen who will chair Glengallan for the next term.
Mr Madsen comments on an 11d rise in butter prices, arguing it is essential to sustain production levels amid higher costs. He notes a shrinking surplus, rising population and milk utilization pressure, warning prices must rise to keep output profitable and maintain home consumption needs. The talk highlights overseas demand and its impact on producers.
Australians booking late face scarce accommodation during the coronation week with June 2 set for the event. Newspapers question the date, urging authorities to consider May to avoid overcrowding and missed rooms.
Junabee residents met this week to oppose the removal of their school. Madsen stated he represents parents asking for an interview with the Minister for Public Instruction before a final decision is made. The department had indicated intention to close the Junabee school and transfer students to another facility.
Scriptural note cites Psalm 122 and message from The Universal Father urging believers to seek fullness of life and prosperity as part of spiritual teaching.
Machinery exam results list G Pr Stantberger and F Fi Ful ton as mechanics. Ride Motor is noted with J. R. Har as a technician.
Mrs. Jack Howe of Beebo died June 3 after a long illness. She was a longtime Inglewood resident. Survived by her husband Jack Howe and son Jack Howe Jr. Also mention of Bryant and other local connections from Beebo and Blewood. Funeral arrangements not listed.
Steady rain drenched Warwick and surrounding districts yesterday, disappointing wheat growers who hoped for a dry spell. surface water from last month’s rain drained away while local associations logged rainfall amounts in towns including Yangan, Stanthorpe, and Warwick as the storm eased by nightfall.
Election notes indicate Glengallen Shire candidates including 16 hopefuls under the Local Government Act must pay a poll deposit equal to one fifth of the expected poll. The document records deposits collected by the returning officer at the time, with Mr. N. Hunter associated with the Glengallen Shire.
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