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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
2
A fragment notes a funeral arrangement and an upcoming rugby league and football meeting at the Regent Hotel tonight. It mentions condolence messages, a secretary, and a call for civic attendees. The brief item hints at a local community notice with implied dates and names.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention drapery at Maroon's Albion Street with unclear dates and names. The legible parts reference Lang Glovet Croum plan and a dated line 14/6 1806 among disrupted text.
Fragmentary OCR item references a Warnick event and a dull record. Names and places are unclear. The readable text hints at a wartime or local record but lacks coherent details to identify persons, dates, or the event.
Fragmented wording references veto authority and security council dynamics involving nations and trade, noting potential shifts in voting power and unity. Mentions multilateral policing and international actions, with unclear specifics but signaling high tension over governance and strategic leverage.
Mrs Ruth Benlitie of Gl ToaR wins the Dali football competition in a local event announced with Hess as master of ceremonies. The page includes fragmented notes about teams and attendees, mentioning Mr Frank and Mr Joe along with uncertain details and quotes from observers.
A Melbourne official, Lord Mayor, and council members discuss preparations for a future Mardi Gras style carnival. They aim to boost the city with a major outing, drawing crowds and improving civic life, while addressing patrols, safety, and logistics during the event period.
Fragmented OCR text references cold conditions and snow in New South Wales. The readable lines mention weather, names, and garbled phrases, suggesting a report on unusual winter conditions but providing no clear events, dates, or identifiable figures. The snippet lacks coherent details to establish a concrete incident.
An English nurse lost in a bush for about twelve hours amid a rural landscape. Rescued near dusk, she wandered through moonlit terrain, relying on sparse landmarks and a beacon from a nearby house. A local search involved residents from Warwick and nearby farms, with police and a nurse on site as dawn broke.
Warwick City Council accepted a tender from Monier Industries for supply and delivery of FAG pipes and associated fittings for a storm drainage scheme on Ce ing street from Gratlam street to the river. Three firms bid the same total price for both interlocking and collar joints. Monier’s quote also noted delivery timing and deposite arrangements.
A contentious council session weighed an application by Benalt 9¢ Mt W J Lloyd Risdon to draw water for domestic reticulation. The proposal, tied to Croverty Naving frontage and a Silverweed district scheme, faced calls for open debate and careful licensing. The mayor and council aimed to balance residents needs with strict licence conditions before granting any right to supply water to homes in Canning Downs and Warwick.
The England team prepared for tests after a snowbound journey from Tam orth, with Brainane notables and Berni Farry Murphy among staff. The squad trains at Warwick ahead of the next tests, as injuries limit players and managers plan travel for Brisbane and New Zealand tests this July and August.
A Diggets Club meeting in Town Hall discussed sending invitations for a welcome home dinner for Jaime r, senior vice president, and the president Owen Trundle. The club claims it did not manage invitation compiling and disclaims responsibility for distribution errors or omissions among members and invited guests.
Incoherent report notes cycles and weather signals with references to rainfall and storm activity. Mentions large headings and delays in data, with vague discussion of cycle phases and heavy tails in observations. No clear dates, places, or definite outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
City officials locked in a preliminary council session to discuss water filtration methods for the Ald Tr ysne project. Proposals ranged from sand filtration to aeration, with residents fearing street works and cost overruns while awaiting final decisions after a lengthy public meeting.
The Silverspur mine is proposed for development with a 1m sam application to the Waban' Coat, proposing to work ore for silver. The warden and surveyors met to review communal survey details, noting plans to extract ore near At a Standhorpe about AO miles from Trem planta. The project faces capital constraints but is described as likely to create employment once miners secure funding and licensing.
Fragmented report describes a chimney fire in a billiard room causing smoke and minor damage. Fire brigade and bystanders, including local officials, responded. no serious injuries noted. A London dispatch notes limited strike compliance and ongoing labor tensions affecting work crews.
Fragmentary OCR text lists varied items with church names and local events. It mentions Warwle Presbyterian, Maeda and Tannymoret Arwual Amtalasret, evening alerts, Watt meetings, UUCWA Worntek Hate Attiehah, Millaines Central Trials, Chae Dance, and Puvlthun with unclear details.
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