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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1942
Page
2
Warick Methodist Church held services on June 3 with themes “the early November” and a Sunday shoot. Rev EG dalle Westin led, with Warwick Baptist Church noting awards and events led by Rev Zrneat. Local attendees at 730 PM and 11 AM service times were listed.
The Warwick branch of the Red Cross acknowledges a series of donations including proceeds from sales by Clive Evans and various auctions. Contributions support the general fund and prisoners of war relief efforts, with names of donors and events listed.
Fragmentary OCR shows a public notice listing individuals and a local event in Killarney. The text references the youngest Mr and Mrs E Raman and mentions a train arrival time and a pastor, with scattered phrases about Bible thought and a Bible lesson.
The article reflects on Imperial Japan, its samurai heritage, and the public worship of the Emperor. It contends Japan must stand alone, avoid direct aid from Germany, and recognizes the diverging paths of the Axis alliance while emphasizing the warrior ethos in contemporary history.
Longtime mentor at Goondiwind State School, Altec, has left after ten months with the MAAD association. Principal Roberwon and staff honored his departure with a presentation and gifts. At Warwick, A. G. McRiwraith, veteran home science mistress, ended a long connection with Presbyterian Girls College and retires to Sydney. Numerous congratulations and keepsakes were presented by students, staff, and the Presbyterian College community.
In a terse report the crew and vessel names appear in a garbled account. The incident notes bravery and determination, with an unnamed captain credited by a local organization for courage during the mining operation.
Warwich council authorities clash as Hospitals Board seeks 134 024 recovery while denying responsibility for infectious disease cases and ward funding. Debate centers on who pays for treatment and accommodation of infectious patients and whether local councils, Rosenthal Shire, or Warwick City Council must fund or transfer patients to designated facilities under existing acts and proposed arrangements. The meeting edges toward possible court action and a Crown opinion on constitutional responsibility amid calls for Home Department guidance.
The Yelarbon Patriotic effort raised about £475 after a local race organized by the Yelarbon Amateur Race Club. Funds were shared with the Falah beech ar ie Med Crom Backery and the wellfare wind project, with volunteers thanking participants for a fair effort.
A garbled report outlines a federal survey on liquor control in Australia. It mentions cabinet ministers, concerns about drink abuse, and planned adjustments to beer rationing and distribution, aiming for fair sharing across communities and a formal review of policies.
Wartime report requests 1000 sugar bags for hospital needs at Warwick. Alderman Allman chairs a board to secure supplies, with focus on shielding wards from danger, furnishing sandbags, and protecting maternity and patient areas amid blackout and structural repairs.
Representatives from Allen Warnink and Tanthorpe discussed church matters at Ragland co id 28. The event featured ministers from Baptial AnglioRD MeteoyA Exibaran Prosoyiarian and Mulvetion Amay. The session included talks on mobilising youth for God and improved church outreach. The next meeting will be at Warwick Baptist Church with Captain Absot of the Salvation Army as speaker.
In Adelaide workers from the baking sector walk out for a week over pay. The action halts bread deliveries as bakers protest locked rates and seek wage changes. Local shops report rising shortages while management vows talks to end the dispute.
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