22 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
1
A garbled list of ladies frock types and textile details appears, noting frock styles, colors, and fabrics like navy wool and elagk wool. Mentions shapes, trims, and equipment such as belts, skirts, and tanks, with scattered phrases about fashion items and workers.
A fragment listing diverse dress fabrics and finishes with wide ranges of colors and textures. Includes velvetery, plain shades, satin like options, and various widths. Mentions items suitable for evening wear, business use, and costume lengths with notes on yardage and availability.
An OCR fragment lists ladies winter bedwear and pajamas with descriptions of cosy warm and comfy styles. It includes varied brandlike phrases and color notes, plus scattered words such as Shades, Lang, Plannelets, and embroidered detail, though many phrases are garbled.
London reports of the Wart Economie Conference with Neville Chamberlain and other officials calling for immediate measures to sustain world markets. Discussion centers on abundant credit and stabilization steps to avert a deeper slump and resume economic activity worldwide.
Disjointed text reports heavy Nazi street presence in Austria, with phrases about martial law, police powers expanded, and military-style controls in towns. Mentions government actions, gun restrictions, and public fear. Contains numerous garbled names and places.
A described session discusses Australian export expansion and the role of commercial bodies and trade representatives. The discussion references Victorian chambers, potential appointive posts, and concerns over who should advance a broader export agenda amid economic shifts.
A jumbled account describes events around Clonvergue with references to people, places, and times. Names like Alybeans, Abad, TE, and Tone appear amid garbled details about weights, speeches, and visits. The piece hints at political figures and a looming plan but remains unclear and fragmented.
In Toowoomba Wednesday the manager of the Wheat Board explained the task of allocating a pool for all wheat growers. The plan involves a federal grant for eligible producers, with payments tied to bushel grades and deliveries. The scheme aims to distribute funds to growers supplying wheat to the pool, based on approved tonnage and grade, targeting the lower-grade wheat as part of the subsidy framework.
A chaotic armed hold up occurred at a garage near Custom Ley steak roundabout. The assailant demanded money, tied up the proprietor, and fled with a sum between £45 and £80 after brandishing a pistol. Police launched a search as witnesses described the intruder’s exit and the panic among customers.
A fragmented ad copy touts Form Charm Corsets with claims of correct end smart design, stout materials, and guaranteed superiority at low prices. The faded text mentions four suspenders and fashion details, suggesting a promotional notice for foundation garments.
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