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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1941
Page
6
Fragmented text reports that the government will extend expenditure on road upkeep and promotion of public works. It cites the Minister for Works A. Bruce urging that proper maintenance spending be allowed and notes uncertain reports on maintenance standards and future road programs amid budget debates.
Reported from London and Canberra the uproar over internees rises as 200 prisoners in Britain are released while Canada and Australia discuss further policy. The British House of Commons debates may authorize repatriation to the United States, with ministers noting wartime needs and the risk of aiding the enemy if kept interned.
Fragmented OCR text mentions frost conditions and weather implications for Thursday. It references early return to frost, chilly conditions, and possible paper notices related to weather patterns. No clear entities or events are fully readable.
Canberra rulings clarify payroll tax on payments to employees and directors, detailing treatment of allowances, bonuses, and advances. Dividends paid to directors may be taxed differently, and travel and vehicle allowances have specific tax implications.
London reports Germany demands closing of all American consulates by July 16 in German occupied areas. The Berlin and Frankfurt offices cited offenses including propaganda, espionage, and aiding Allied forces. Washington confirms mass consulate shutdowns, with 25 offices slated to close and few Americans remaining abroad.
A Turkish assurance of friendship with Britain emerges as Ankara seeks to neutralize war spread fears. The Daily Telegraph quotes Turkish officials asserting no aim to break with Britain or widen entente with Germany, stressing a consistent policy of staying out of Turkey’s future alliances. Talks and radio statements emphasize Turkey will remain neutral and avoid provoking either side.
The Brisbane market notes strong bidding and firm prices for fruit and veg with entries from Tarnymorel, Wallaroo, and Brigbane. Prices for apples grainy produce beans and onions are listed with various grades and conditions. Local sales and quotations reflect a busy market day with active selling and consignments awaiting buyers.
Price quotes for various hides, tallow, and wool types from Brisbane market. Describes demand, competition, and by products with quotations for prime, dry hides, tallow, and wool, noting price ranges and changes. Approximately 4500 sheep on offer with mixed competition and value expectations.
Cattle and sheep sale announced for Tuesday next 24th by McDougall and Co. Quality cattle including steers cows heifers and yearlings to be sold around 1:30 pm with dairy stock to 11 am. Forward and backward springers, heifers in good condition for calving, and calves in demand. Thursday sale features numerous baconers and packers weighing 90 to 120 lbs with weights likely to drop after a month. porkers expected to be favored under current prices. Circulares noting strong demand for calves and many entries for Thursday’s sale.
Messrs McDougall and Co held their weekly horse sale at their yards on Wednesday. A good selection of yard horses, including heavy draught and utility types, appeared from various districts. Demand was strong with keen competition, prices rising on certain classes though overall values varied. Heavy drayne types sold well with prices listed for several lots.
Fragmented financial notes show Milily-Piles on the Mibbane Sleek Exchange at Commonwealth Bond with 4 percent yields and varied prices. Listings include debentures, stocks, and pony values, with scattered figures and dates. no coherent market narrative present.
An OCR fragment shows scattered items and odd terms such as fruit prices and measurements, mentioning apples, pineapples, and a galvanic item. The text resembles a disrupted market list with unclear dates and quantities, offering few readable entities beyond generic produce terms.
A naval weekly report notes a sale with ducks and five turkeys at high prices, plus various farm and stock items. Also advertised is a first class building corner Albert and Albion streets offered for public auction on Thursday May 5, with galvanised iron and corrugated iron, hardwood timber, and household items included. Early bookings are limited for the sale.
Messrs McCamon and Co announce a forthcoming sale of Bootie Farm with standing corn and farm produce. Auction includes dairy, beef and store cattle from Jersey cows to heavy draft stock, to be held Monday with inspection prior. Additional listings note dairy cattle and general stock, with further sale details by Messrs McCahun and Co and partners.
The concluding presentation of the West End production Bally at the Town Mall drew a large crowd with a lively reception for the cast. Mr T Darland led thanks to the performers and public for the patriotic effort and supper. A featured Wallet rocking design by Mrs Jean Butcher and gowns by Mrs Crombie highlighted the show, while Mr W Rodd and Dr Butcher provided behind the scenes makeup and support.
Auctioneers Deacon and Co announce an auction on Saturday June 28 at nine am. Trustees Ltd and Mr Donovan present a parcel of 5 acre age forest country. Reg Alles Agena Paysa- Ind Trust acknowledges participation in the sale.
A London report says Raab Squadron Canberea claims three Junkers aircraft and two Geun Martin bombers destroyed in a single day with 1a 30 confirmed victories and 3 probable. Air Minister McEwen touts the squadron’s stamina after flying five aircraft types including Gladiators and Tomahawks. Interceptions and patrols over the Middle East are noted as Britain contemplates export weight limits and market demand for surplus stores.
Sydney court hears bold assault case where Brown was sentenced for a rape attempt involving Miss Pauline. The Crown alleges the offender climbed a fence and hid under a bed then attacked, causing injuries to her neck back and other areas. The judge imposed a long prison term for the violent crime and related offences.
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