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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1948
Page
3
An old report cites 22 077 acres reserved in Wisicon state forest and mentions a lands minister statement about growth of WYorny pine and Harena trees. The text references Winwick and Blyle Lorre with unclear surrounding context and dates.
A garbled report lists Mrs Mity of lar wreaves with daughter Merle and Mr Alan Davey en route to Sydney, with several other locals including Mrs Marin White, Infwat Carol Ann, and Mr Ronald Lampard returning from Brisbane. The item notes journeys to Toowoomba, Bribane, and Dirranbandi, plus a football special, and mentions a vacancy caused by MP Piston and a formal notice about a Limnillor event.
A fragmented social item lists residents and visitors including Mr G Dryndale, Albert of Roma, and Underwood family. It mentions local attendees such as Mirine Me EB, Daphne Mane, Des Roberts, J Loughton, and others visiting for a Wood miles event weekend. The text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete names.
Social items recall visits and friendly gatherings across Tiribone Inglewood and Toowoomba areas.mentions include Mrs Hancock’s daughter visiting relatives Miss Dorothy Parkes staying with her sister in Leyburn and Mr and Mrs Cardnur hosting guests Monday night with games and laughter noting recovery progress of Mrs C P Wiskham at Warwick Hospital.
A fragmented medical note discusses thumb sucking in infants, its potential effects on development and feeding, and suggests careful guidance. It cites natural feeding, warding off extended thumb use, and balancing comfort with habit prevention to avoid later issues.
The Kilrney QOW.A event in the Teal Room listed Renton presiding with Mesdamen and others. A balance of 60 ML appeared well rendered, with Townroe collecting for the QATAL Warwich ranch and ambulance funds reaching 10/10/3 and a children's fancy dress ball contributing 1/18 to the Jubilee Fund.
Monthly Red Cross gathering in Warwick discusses aiding the needy with funds and clothing. Officials plan to forward 10 000 pounds worth of materials to headquarters and organ ize wheelchairs and medical aid for wartime victims.
The article explains badge wearing rules for Scouts. It notes many wear the badge only in uniform but suggests wearing it on casual clothes or a blazer for everyday appearances. It emphasizes proper display and the badge’s significance as a symbol.
The article describes the Beout badge symbolism and rules across districts like Anguey and Ingleswood. It outlines how the badge’s design elements indicate unity, sporting conduct, and the wearer’s duties at school, play, or home, with references to Beout traditions and local leaders.
At the quarterly union and monthly meeting in Inglewood the Diggers Memorial Hall project was discussed. Minutes list attendees and speakers, noting a plan for a memorial hall with public rooms and kitchen, plus funds and future work. The motion proposed constructing an archway and hall as part of a new building with concrete bricks and timber framing, funded by subscriptions. A memorial wreath was laid and interment details touched on.
The House of Representatives revealed plans for Australia to export key food staples to Britain. Proposed shipments include butter and whale products, with butter totaling about 10 tons and other items such as tubers and meat discussed for potential dispatch. UK needs and New Zealand involvement noted, alongside government supply considerations.
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