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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1936
Page
5
A fragmented notice explains worm types like Schmach and Thread Worms. It warns these parasites sap the body, inviting secondary infections. Claims a patent remedy named Dead Shot and advocates child dosing, with dubious medical credibility and historical tonality.
A cinema fire in Hyderabad causes panic among women and children as crowds rush for exits. At least 20 occupants perish or are injured amid thick fumes and a collapsed roof. Fourteen bodies recoverable, with valuables found on victims. The Nizam visits the scene and criticizes safety lapses. police urged to tighten building protections. Local accounts note improvised escapes by some from the auditorium windows.
Fragmentary police court testimony centers on a mistaken shop visit involving betting bets by a man named Bowen and an alleged phone call to a woman, with Constable Connell and Justice Barker presiding. Witnesses describe a tense exchange and a confusion over warrants as the inquiry adjourns.
London reports the American motor industry eyeing the Austrian market. A British observer notes loyalty to Beltiary mutes, while chatter centers on chassis failures and supply delays. References to Andrews American and others reflect competing prosperity and cautious British watchfulness as American firms push into Europe.
Seed potatoes are available for easy planting Fay easly planting available. The notice lists various items including wheat ration and references to unrelated terms and garbled phrases. Contact details appear as stray codes and jumbled text without clear names or dates.
Melbourne police report recounts interview with Commissioner and Superintendent Brophy regarding a May 22 assault near Royal Park. Witnesses describe a car stop, gunfire, a bloodied man, and Brophy's claim of having been shot at the park.
A round table discussion between Rockhampton Rugby League officials and visiting representatives from the Binglish art y Gesu plan devolved into a heated dispute. Mr Anderton and Mr Popplewell demanded continued talks while awaiting guidance from the Queensland board, with arrangements for visiting teams and accommodation debated amid protests and a potential overseas visit.
Government organ reports a potential plan for restoring the Austrian monarchy if a constitutional majority supports it. Early informal discussion emphasizes decisive action and the need to gauge public sentiment in Vienna and beyond.
London dispatch reports intensified Jerusalem unrest with terrorists targeting buildings and throwing objects, mentions two policemen wounded and heavy Jewish property losses estimated around £150,000. A colonial secretary statement and House of Commons debate follow, addressing causes of revolt and possible commissions, amid conflicting telegrams and political pressure.
Reports from Sydney indicate Governor-designate of New South Wales Premantle Murray Anderson fell severely ill while travelling to take office. He was hospitalized after a prolonged period of weakness and remained in bed as the situation was assessed, with recovery expected before any travel resumes.
Tweaty The wanagina director of Jai Lvsonie led a display that Lysaghts Newenatic Works Lithied have decided to manufacture motor body sheets at Newcastle. Arrangements to wind down the necessary lamb and auditians now in hand estimate cost around £600,000. Employment will be created directly and indirectly for a large number of workers at Newcastle and Port Melbourne.
The Labour Conference discusses a 40 hour week as impracticable for Australia. Major employers argue the standard could be adopted only if unions accept similar limits on their products or services. Unemployment due to labour-saving machinery is examined, with calls for an Independent Labour Office inquiry. The debate notes migration and unemployment rates in various countries, and the potential impact on Australia.
Tondo Monday report cites Secretary of State for Boreian discussing safeguarding British interests amid tensions in the Far East. Mention is made of possible reinforcement of Beit ttt Gaurison at Shanghai and plans to dispel an emergency, with inquiry into Sino Japanese relations and potential actions by Kong Keng and allied units.
Fragmentary OCR text from Edmondion region mentions claims, payments, and local developments. Key names and places are garbled, but indicates a public notice about interest claims and possible payments tied to bonds or mortgages. No coherent dates, amounts, or clear actions can be confirmed.
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