Warwick Weekend Guests Hosted by Local Families
Mr Benjimin Arsbane and Mr Jesulamin, residents of Warwick, visited as guests of Dar and Mr L Adam Berey Street. The Queen Transtpt Winchcombe Carson Ltd manager D W Mounton and Mrs Mounton with son Sidney joined Mr and Mrs Pflngat Valenvale for the weekend. The Acatn occurred yesterday morning after a brief visit by Mr George Limot, who had been Warwick sway guard for over 20 years. The funeral service will be held at Bar’s Church, taxday for the Warwick cemetery with a service beginning at 3 vin.
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Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
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George Limot
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Townevill ejection and defamation action dropped
Defamation case against Labour candidate and Townaville figures was dropped after ongoing proceedings. The event was reported amid delays and continuances influenced by local officials and a minister for Labour.
Clothing Shortage Hits Benevolent Society Meeting
Benevolent Society chaired by Mrs Grieve notes a clothing shortfall with stock low for men and boys. Receipts show payments of 8 pounds 18s 10d, with only one parcel of clothing received recently. Members Mail Lipford and Flood report efforts. empathy messages sent to Mrs Taylor. Visitors appointed to assist the month.
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Subsidies Allocated For Livestock Support In Commonwealth Aid
The Acting Minister Cameron told the House of Representatives that aid would extend to December 199, with a ten year term. He stated Hitler era subsidies were provided by the Commonwealth Government the Commonwealth Bank and the army government to assist Narita country. Cattle subsidies at 50 per head sheep 20 pigs 28 and inns no. are noted in the plan.
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Slade School Old Boys Reunion Highlights Warwick Visit
The Slade School Old Boys Association held its 70th annual reunion in Warwick with arrivals from various centers. Activities included a morning service, tennis, an annual meeting with the president's report, and a 19 to 48 win in the afternoon rugby match. A Langham Hotel decorations feature and news of Headmaster Rev. A E Bugis's nearing departure marked the day's events.
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Evenini
Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce Support Move for College Purposes
The Toowoomba Chamber voiced support for creating a combined high school and technical college, opposing any park demolition. It backed reappointing the general manager for northern and western road divisions, seeking stronger authority for a northern and western road network.
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Ste Seine Powers
Abe
Emer Wuanager
Tor
Avalon
Funeral notice for Warwick Hospital carers and kin
A Warwick notice expressing thanks from Mrs. TT Clark and daughters to medical staff and friends for sympathy and aid after a bereavement. The message lists addresses Warwick Woodestreet and St Marks, and mentions hospital care and moral tributes.
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Male
Warwick Hospital
Mexico Seizures Prompt US Mexico Relations Debate
A 1838 report notes President Cardenas decree of seizure and property confiscation in Mexico amid claims of foreign funds and development needs. It describes a growing revolution by planters, shifts in government policy, and U.S. Monroe Doctrine cautions as nations weigh responses and potential market changes.
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Repairs After Plane Incident In Townsville
Tuesday reports describe repairs to the Australia plane Yanana which landed near Cardwell yesterday. Captain Moore, piloting the plane, had walked five miles before noticing another aircraft piloted by Captain Connolly passing by. The interview notes Moore paid tribute to the two passengers and their calm in the cabin as the second machine landed, easing tension and facilitating a safer recovery. The weather was not ideal and warnings were issued, but no injuries or serious damage were recorded.
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Townsville
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Connolly
Jolie
Warwick Aerodrome Inspection Briefing for Council
A Warwick council briefing notes an impending inspection by an official of Grell Aviation regarding aerodrome improvements and possible air service operations between Warwick and Yellow towns. It records that department inspections and aviation board discussions are planned to assess conditions and advise on any immediate upgrades, with correspondence from the Warwick Chamber of Commerce and a Queensland air service inquiry informing the approach.
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Warwick Chinese of Commerce
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Struck by Car Affects Horse In Toowoomba Incident
In Toowoomba a horse was struck by a car early today on Piiton road. The horse rolled after impact and sustained injuries to its head as onlookers watched the wrecked wagon and damaged hood. Police and horse handlers attended the scene.
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Piiton
City weighs new aerodrome approval and inspection
The chamber debated landings at War Wel aerodrome and the need for a city standard facility. Aldermen Brazhwelte and Marshall urged prompt inspection by the Aviation Department and a council report before action on receiving aviation reports and Typort input.
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Working of Shifts in Ansley Under Test at Commonwealth Court
The Commonwealth Arbitration Court examined whether shift work at Ansley should be encouraged and if overtime should carry higher penalties. The Federal Court heard a bid by the Federated Boiler Makers Society to vary the Federated Metal Workers Award to 10 per cent shift bonuses and eight-hour shifts, replacing the current 8 per cent margin. The dispute arose from a strike at Commonwealth Steel Company, with idle workers for over three months. The Boiler Makers Union argued the men worked short days while wages and conditions were contentious. Employers’ Association noted a proposed rate around 11s per shift for altered hours. Justice Beeby indicated willingness to consider a variation but cautioned against binding precedents, while expressing concern over discontent among workers and possible wide impact on awards. The judge adjourned the matter for further Melbourne hearing.
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We J
Margreaves
Ute Boi
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Melbourne
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Warwick council defers public commemorations of centenary
At a Warwick City Council meeting a draft plan for the centenary celebration of the Downs division and first ever arment commenced with emphasis on a public meeting. Local authorities, including Ald Brann and Ald Braithwaite, urged caution and involvement of public and sporting bodies, noting lodging capacity constraints and the need for hotel and boarding arrangements.
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Ald
Marsal
Japan Protest Over Yampi Sound Embargo Policy
Sydney reports the Japanese Government through Consul General Wakamatsu says a formal note will be delivered to the Prime Minister protesting the proposed embargo on Australian exports. The note questions compensation for the Yam South project and warns of potential claims exceeding hundreds of millions if the plan proceeds, with negotiations likely to affect long term investment.
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Day events and concert notices at Marta Hall
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