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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
1
A fragment notes a three quarter finish at Barnes Field with mentions of Brown Roseberge and Liele near February 11. The sparse OCR hints at a local athletic event and team names tied to Barnes venue. Further readable names include SUX and Hose, suggesting competing squads and a pending outcome.
In Canberra the House faced a Labour backed storm as Prime Minister Lyons claimed no resignation from Mr. Cameron. Cameron, pressed for a clear explanation, said his use of clean skin was not offensive while reiterating regret privately to Lyons and others. The row drew jeers and interruptions as Cameron defended his remarks amid calls for accountability.
Edward Tarkington of Toowoomba faced court on 12 counts of unlawfully obtaining sheep from residents Robert Smith and Robert Campbell. He received fines totaling £144 and six months imprisonment on the first count, plus default terms. Police connected stolen animals to Campbell and Smith properties, with investigations revealing misbranding and resale of sheep from multiple properties in the Chinchilla and Tara areas.
A central summons court heard Mr A Haury challenge to Air Navigation Act powers over aviation violations in New South Wales. Henry argued government limits under international conventions restricted intra national control, citing regulations after a High Court ruling. The case adjourned to June 23 for defence rebuttal and further examination at Mascot.
In Adelaide Thuretay With Dahyiel was found dead in the kitchen as police investigated a suspected poisoning. A baby girl eight months old Valerie Joy is believed suffocated during the incident. A note pinned to the front door warned not to open until the mother’s return.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a 22,186,120 conversion loan and a treasury issue from Queensland Government. Mentions a top value of £10,250,000 and recovery related to an award. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context.
In a heated committee scene the Labour amendment to exclude insurance companies from approved societies failed by party lines. Members Jennings AP NSW Francis TAP Price WAP Lane UAB Mood AP NSW Gree ory ICP WA Nain TAP WA Anthony OP NSW Paden CP Badman 10% 8A, and Bir Henry Quien TAB Vic with Mr Wily son ind CP Vic isolated with opposition. The government faced opposition prompting regret claims and a drawn vote as Treasury remarks pointed to insurance company concessions a central clash shaping the social scheme’s future.
Australian XI openers posted 96 before lunch at Lord s as Ward and Chalke bowled well. Wyatt and Wilcox steadied the innings with steady defense while Ward spun the ball and troubled the batsmen. Hammond and White contributed, but Ward s accuracy and pace, aided by fellow bowlers, kept England in command.
The Acting Minister for Customs reported that several packets of imported chewing gum contained pictures of women and “killers” that were deemed unsuitable for children. Customs examined the images but decided against action, as the pictures were not very harmful and would have to be approved by officials before entry. The minister noted letters from a New York woman praising the Commonwealth’s decision to prohibit sex and vintage magazines from the United States and Canada.
A garbled report describes Bradman suffering eye trouble after a match, with mentions of injuries to his left eye and the stage of recovery. Yardley and Valentine are praised for batting, while Brown’s steady innings is noted for saving the follow-on. the final total remains unclear due to the damaged text.
A distorted extract notes the Royal Commission on Transport and a government response. It mentions considering the report and the possibility of creating a new transport authority. The piece references an upcoming publication and the Premier’s likely actions.
Fragmentary report from London outlines anticipated changes in England's test squad with mentions of players like Pope and Bowen. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate substitutions and lineup planning by Fruity Mutt writer Rowla Symond.
Brigbane Thursday note reflects relief workers resenting the government questionnaire sent to members. They allege the drive to raise revenue undermines standards for men already on meagre earnings. Names include Wen White Ward Chalk Barwells Ward Merninand White Walle and Dedench. First wead Bail.
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