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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1941
Page
3
Warwick citizens protested the Victoria Street bridge plan and a proposed rail line route that would bypass Warwick, citing isolation from the Condamine River and demand for a safer, direct link. A special survey later supported a straight line via Mill Hill, while locals pressed for improvements including a new footbridge and river realignment to connect the town.
New York dispatch reports Manila and Japan reached a tentative accord fixing the Manchukuo Mongolia border. The Times Tokio correspondent says the agreement signals improved relations and will be formally negotiated by Russian and Japanese commissions, with work starting July 3.
The Badin Corporation has notified the community that commercial television will be prepared in New York on Monday. Officials from the Yedersd Comaunlentiane Cuminise agou Anat ti will oversee the arrangements and ensure proper compliance with the new broadcasting guidelines.
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A wedding in the Tani Nor district united Audie Churen of Foulend Tusky myfth on Tuenday May 27. Mare Jjorie May, only child of Mr and Mrs W T Morgan Mawtharne, was inverted to Ralword Menry Jaren Asird son of MAP 1 Ht. The Rev ER Chittenden officiated as the church, lavishly decorated by Heat Aiaen's Women's Guild. The bride wore a satin gown with long sleeves and train, carrying an embroidered handkerchief. the groom wore a navy suit. The ceremony was followed by reception at the bride’s parents’ home for about 110 guests. The couple will reside in Al ann y uve.
A Warwick ranch branch held a Friday afternoon meeting presided by Mrs Mire. Nisteh reported on the Acwin bees program to make clothing for refugees and noted a shortage of garments. Members arranged to collect unwanted clothing for Britain and discussed a Home party misprint and birthday congratulations for Mrs Sterne. Afternoon tea followed with displays and thanks.
A Condamine Valley Social Afternoon was held in Boldiers Memorial Hall to honor bombed Greek victims. The program included a National Anthem, recitations, dancing, and a fundraising display with ice creams for children who donated their money to Mrs. Chewe Nowards. Volunteers organized a mystery parcel draw and a crafts event with prizes donated by local residents.
The Condamine Valley branch met on Friday afternoon with numerous attendees. Reports covered the Southern Division, a Votive Service prayer, and thanks to members for support, plus a donation to the Seaside Home fund and acknowledgments of subscriptions and celebrations.
A fragmented ad-like passage touts a winter hand care discovery. It emphasizes Charmowst and Charmosan hand lotions as cures for chapped and sore hands. The muttered text mentions chemists, diapers, and chain stores selling the product nationwide.
A 9 am weather chart notes multiple low pressure systems moving from west to east across the Australian Bight with increasing energy near South Australia. Queensland shows inland tropics dip extending from the Gulf to the south western quadrant, suggesting unsettled conditions with patchy showers and light rain in the interior. Thunder possible in central and southern regions as fronts approach.
The Allora Fair and District Fund chaired by Mr B H Cobcroft held a meeting covering reports from branches, street carnival plans, and penny drive progress. Donations included £5 from the Angre Gymnasium Club and £20 mentioned in various gifts, with control of funds and thank you notes discussed. A farewell to Seaman Munday was held with residents offering gifts and a dance event concluding the evening.
Ale Vico Dtarshal Wm Hrrammond, named second in command of the Middle East forces, transfers from the Army to the Royal Flying Corps. He pursues aviation duties, moves to France, and participates in Middle East operations during World War I period.
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