15 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
1
Local retailer lists woollen gloves in colours Grey Navy Green and brown with prices from 0/6 to 15/6 alongside boys youth and men’s clothing. Highlights include school suits fully lined tweed and serge options in navy and grey with mid winter price specials on blazers vests overcoats and knitwear.
Brisbane report: Cabinet to consider drought fighting scheme focusing on fodder conservation and water supplies along stock routes. A government advisory plan aims to fund a wide system via a common fund with producer subsidies. If approved, steps and conference plans follow this week.
Archbishop Wand announced that the Anglican Church in Wondal Preston district would be funded by a £10,000 bequest from the late Mr Charles Shepherd who died on June 7. The will directs the entire estate to the church aside from two minor bequests.
A revised air mail plan would offer daily services in both directions between Brisbane and Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide and Melbourne to Hobart with weekly Adelaide to Perth flights. The Brisbane to Perth journey could take about seven days under the new system. The proposal, already sent to the Federal Cabinet, awaits full consideration.
The body of Colla Mwylin Atkinson was found after an apparent drowning attempt while crossing Currumbin Creek. Police say the incident occurred Friday night near Forleigh Inet, with ongoing investigations into the circumstances of the tragedy.
A German munition factory disaster causes a terrible blast impacting naval supply lines. Authorities report extensive damage with inquiries into cause and potential casualties. Ships in nearby ports suspend operations as rescue teams search for survivors.
In a London inquiry into James Smith's death, Mrs. Holmes testified that Patrick Brady murdered Smith and described the alleged disposal of the body. Holmes spoke of Brady’s visits and a tin trunk used to transport the body. The coroner and Evatt questioned admissibility of such statements while Holmes asserted Brady’s guilt and provided details of the events surrounding the disappearance.
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