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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1939
Page
5
Summary of a civil proceeding where the Public Service board denied most award variation claims. The judge ruled the original data for allowances and increases were upheld and rejected company appeals. Officials described the decision as final with no further classification or revaluation.
The Mullumbimby to Byron Bay murder case features Arkinstall identifying the defendant and detailing the suspect’s movements on May 24. Witnesses describe a black sedan, a car boot with blood, and a statement given at the police station. The defense questions the accused’s condition and the veracity of an earlier confession as the trial continues in Stanthorpe.
Mr Murton questions railway safety as crosses at Jellicoe station remain open past 6 pm. The Railway Committee member suggests delaying gates to ease traffic, while resisting harsher enforcement of open crossings.
A garbled report references Risa of America and a European department chief. It mentions Russia seeking triple guarantees from Batcaife Latvin and Pichlund and notes references to Pravda and L'Epoque. The piece hints at possible German actions and a French newspaper angle without clear specifics.
The army ships were chosen from the Tribal class design praised as large fast destroyers. Each 1850 ton vessel would carry six inch guns and four torpedo tubes for protecting trade routes, with two ships planned for construction at Cockatoo Dockyard.
Readable text shows traders discussing large bacon supplies in Melbourne and potential regulatory limits. Mentions price controls, preventing sale of certain meat, and concerns about antiseptic handling. References Queensland restrictions and ongoing tension over meat sales policy.
An independent new member for Gregory Dr Brown will sit in the House. Names mentioned include Dr Crown Mapes and Dr Y Watson Baro. Location cues point to Brisbane with coverage of imminent parliamentary introductions and week-end plans.
A chaotic inquiry in Sydney traces a near signing of a government works contract. Directors General and Cabinet members debated署 and pressured officials including Mr Mehatey and Mr Viney. A telephone confrontation and altered statements emerged as the alleged contract saga unfolded through May and June.
Washington reports outline a neutrality resolution restricting belligerent trade and arms movements, setting presidential controls on ships and munitions. The document creates a provisional munitions board and details enforcement powers, while noting conditions for medical aid and avoidance of direct US involvement.
Police report a man named Victor Deguare charged with detonator and fuse offences found at a Mackay property on June twelve. Witnesses and officers traced evidence to his residence and his attempted flight ended with remand for eight days. a hang attempt occurred in custody.
Fragmentary radio update notes a landing near Diego Garcia at 1843 hours with risky weather and navigation remarks. Mentions Dingo Garcia, Maschelder, and exchanges with weather branches. details are garbled and uncertain.
A garbled report shows Labour Opposition criticizing the National Registration Bill during its second reading. The text claims the bill is a government measure to impose a wealth census and a wealth levy, while the Opposition argues it lacks proper safeguards and would misname conscription.
Cricket notes from London on Tuesday report Glamorgan batsmen Davies and Smart scoring, Somerset bowling, and Surrey's Puhloch top scoring. Worcestershire and Derbyshire show bowlers in strong form. match details include drawn and incomplete results with several mis-spellings and fragmentary scores.
A fragmented notice lists seeds and seed potatoes including lucerne, barley, and various grasses. The text mentions farm seeds for seasonable planting and includes scattered names and a phone number, indicating a local agricultural goods advertisement.
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