Barnes' Four Point Trousers for Working Men
Cotton tweed and twist trousers appeal to working men. Buy a four point trouser and you will be satisfied. (Text contains garbled remnants)
19 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1937
Page
1
Cotton tweed and twist trousers appeal to working men. Buy a four point trouser and you will be satisfied. (Text contains garbled remnants)
A fragmentary OCR shows names and prices for gloves and related items with multiple dated price stamps such as 3/10 4/6 and 10/6 12/6. The legible portions indicate mentions of SAFER GLOVES and other glove prices plus various era currency notations.
Italian steamer attacked by Spanish planes sparked clashes on deck between firemen and workers. Police later rounded up six ringleaders and several suspects as authorities worked to restore order amid damaged berths and scattered debris.
The article reports on adjusted timelines for the Interstate Commission workforce and election-related procedures. It notes expected delays in final sealing of plans and potential liability considerations amid political bias claims. The piece references November elections and discusses official roles and compensation for a chairman.
An incident aboard the Mada during aerial bombing is described with decks shattered and crew pumping at the altar as water floods the vessel. The captain filed with port authorities and an interview followed, while reports discuss German and Allied involvement and potential nonintervention policies in Berlin.
The article discusses Alsatian residents in the city amid calls for stricter oversight and regulatory action. It mentions a commission to investigate alleged internal commerce violations and constitutional concerns, with references to state applications and royal commissions shaping the inquiry.
The opening of Toowoomba's art gallery featured remarks by Lieut Governor Sir James Blair who praised public interest and the role of art in education. He urged ongoing support for art programs as the city unveils a collection including works from Melbourne and local contributors, highlighting community engagement and cultural growth.
London dispatch notes nervous reaction in Paris and London to German Foreign Minister Joachim von Neurath’s planned visit. Media criticizes German diplomacy amid anti German sentiment and contending factions within Britain and France.
AIRMANE Sunday reports opposition from The Tides and Laknur Council of Buenoslaht led by Mr. Bryan. He argues the new system lowers wages and taxes those who can pay. He calls it political theater by Tyderut Government and says there is no need for state unemployment funding.
The Premier outlines plans in Sunday statement touching on progressive dividend taxation above a threshold, gradual approvals by the government, and adjustments to insider pay, personal taxes, and indirect titles. The bill contemplates higher reserve capital and revised tariff and service taxes, with broader revenue measures anticipated.
In Paris, 1934, a cabinet meeting addressed branding faults in the hide export trade. Officials reported two hides were marked incorrectly, with three brands on valuable portions. The conference sought fixes, including potential legal branding standards and cost-sharing measures, amid fears for the industry’s future. The Meat Board and exporters urged swift action to prevent waste and protect primary trade. President from 1934 died at age 72.
The federal minister on Friday rebutted opposition claims that the government failed to deliver a national insurance plan. Minister Monies said a report was provided and presented nine proposed schemes, with one receiving supportive evidence, amid questions over the promised 18 month rush. He defended the ministry’s actions and stressed the government’s commitment to the insurance program.
Canberra discussions center on housing for public servants as Parliament House faces crowding and delays. A proposed state driven scheme, possibly hybrid, aims to relocate or house staff to ease detriments and inconvenience. Government and opposition clash over timing and control as talks consider final constitutional setups.
War Service Homes Commission obtained a warrant against Charles Ware of Toowoomba for nonappearance in court. The case heard ex officio found arrears spanning five years, ordered eviction within 30 days, and granted costs. defendant failed to appear and default actions proceeded.
The hearing in Oowoomba was held to determine Witaw’s claim against the administratrix in Murpuret Street Toswoomba. The case involves £200 alleged to have been paid at the request of G V Mawkes, with the administrator asserting truth of charges and personal property under GV Hawkee’s control. The PAE remained undecided as the judge reserved decision.
Sydneys reporter describes the desperate struggle of Daria Emmersom a fisher from Borstes as he fell from a launch into the Wallamba and was attacked by a shark. With companions nearby they attempted to reach shore before the creature dragged him under. Emmersom fought the shark with a saw and ax trying to reach safety as the monster continued to attack.
Brisbane authorities announced a Friday casket prize draw with Golden Casal No 488 winning first prize for ticket 5060 LB Mes Tir Yano. The card prize went to diesel No 40063. Other minor prizes ranged across multiple ticket numbers amid strict lottery rules and limited disclosures due to United Kingdom and Canadian regulations.
London bulletin reports Sir James Barrie, noted author, in fragile health tonight. Doctors request a 42 hour extension of the operation period as authorities review the recent 24 hour developments and consider further measures.
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