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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1941
Page
2
The report notes shortages of male farm workers during the war and discusses plans announced by the Federal Government to employ women in rural districts. It cites earlier success of women with labour-saving devices and suggests a large scale program could relieve labor shortages without provoking public opposition.
The Glengallan council discusses petrol preservation amid travel needs. Officials including Dr Walter Gunn and secretary Allen push measures to avoid duplicate journeys. Dr A Hl Clase and Dr C Brooker propose and counter offers over supplying a clerical shed and petrol, while Mr White weighs options amid tense local talks.
In mid June observers describe a promising season with plentiful green vegetation and rising cream and grain supplies. Reports note rapid growth of wheat and oats across Talgal and surrounding areas, while conditions appear lush and favorable for harvest.
Reports from western sections describe gardens damaged by stray tools and vandalized equipment. An enthusiastic gardener noted the beauty of careful planting but stated garden beds were completely destroyed and cautioned netting and supports be secured before night.
A scrambled report notes police aid enlisted at a Wednesday meeting to advance the officer in charge at Millarnay Information. The Main Rokda Communion Inflation message urged the council to secure local police and warned drought notes on main roads near the bullock wagon route. Dr A Olsen responded amid a fragmentary discussion on weapon peak fight in the Min portion of Killarney.
Readable fragments show hundreds of pupils returning after the midwinter break as Warwick schools resume. The report notes holiday dates and local notices about term start and related events, with references to church and community institutions nearby.
A wartime notice plan aims to warn next of kin of fatal casualties via telegrams and church and postal networks. Local councils and postmasters would coordinate with clergy and authorities to form permanent notification committees across states and municipalities.
Water at the dam sits about four feet below the spillway lip with Rosex Aha Creek running a steady flow. Gilversood Dan reports water near the spillway top inches below earlier, reflecting a slow rise since the start of the month. Recent showers added about a point and unsettled weather keeps levels prone to minor changes.
Sunday services list scattered across Gladfield Leyburn Warwick Eyecaeng and Matua with times 730 am 1015 am 130 pm and 220 pm. Rev G Wils and parish clergy listed for Methodist and Church of England venues.
A large contingent of 149 men from Warwick prepares to depart by train to Brisbane as part of a three month camp. An advance party of 50 left Tarraw Brisbane to join the main group while the rest camp officials and battalion personnel coordinate movements. Local services at Warwick station will note the departure and arrangements with the Warwick Daily News providing updates.
A town mall production showcases Tom San and an augmented orchestra under musical director, with Jean Marvin leading, Antha Packer and Betty Crambie delivering notable performances. Cast members such as Billy World, Will Paulkner, Jack Dever, and Arthur Porter display solid acting and singing, while the ensemble and dance numbers impress, highlighting a creditable night of musical comedy.
London reports British submarines in the Aegean torpedoed and sank the Tales tanker and a German schooner carrying troops and stores. Additional enemy supply ships and an auxiliary waiting vessel were sunk in the Central Mediterranean.
Weather forecasts show unsettled conditions with persistent rain over four weeks, affecting travel and events. Reports from Killarney to Hebor note showers starting Friday, with possible improvements late Saturday. residents brace for a cooler, damp weekend.
London dispatch notes Cable and Wireless profits at 2,375,771 pounds as world demand for wireless services surges. Shares and revenue figures show a record performance since the merger, with significant gains in 508,87H style figures and a notable rent record amid evolving market conditions.
Residents petition and council debate over a main road from The Head to The Head of Candamine and Killarney. Dr Grayson urges full analysis while firms push for a costed, durable route via Main Road and private-property access issues and funding considerations.
German and Turkish officials discuss a potential German Turkish accord amid strained relations with Britain and the United States. A formal alliance seems unlikely but a political understanding could boost Germany’s influence on Turkish policy as Turkey weighs territorial integrity and responses to German pressure.
The Lords discussed wartime air cooperation and equipment plans with emphasis on German threat and Allied production. Lord Mayne noted progress on aerodrome and maintenance issues while ministers argued over routes and costs. The motion to defer action to the August meeting was approved on Greyson’s and Buckhouse’s motions.
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