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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1936
Page
3
London reports a quiet wool market with tentative demand for butter and cheese, as prices ease and trade faces limited activity. Analysts note weak appetite among buyers, ongoing freight and labor issues, and cautious activity in Bradford and Bradford-related firms.
The market shows weak demand and limited supplies for dairy products. Butter stocks are tight with rising prices. Australian and Zealand butter arrivals are delayed, lowering weekly output. Quotations remain firm as cheese and cream demand stays strong, keeping prices elevated. Creditors report subdued consumer appetite, while a slight improvement in prices is anticipated later this month.
Fragmented OCR reads shipments of Argentina related to United Kingdom trade during the war years. Mentions consignments and prices, with unclear dates and figures, including a reference to 100 090 quartern lex Wasi and a Neady alttuke LXE root eye of quotations.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a shipper moving a large total of around 49 000 units. Mentions earlier weeks with similar volumes and references to vehicles that were whipped and not yet payed. Details are garbled but imply a transport or logistics report with inconsistent figures.
A dense, OCR damaged piece discusses class, employment, and wages. It explores consumer roles, production, and the struggle of workers to secure breadwinners’ pay, noting how jobs and poverty influence family life and social order. It highlights debates on labor, poverty, and economic policy in a community setting.
Fragmented OCR text discusses wages, independence, and community sections with unclear names. It references salaries, a grid, and a plan for licensing wages, with continuation anticipated in a later issue.
Chronicle of a tense cabinet scene about secrecy and power struggles. Describes ministers’ influence, the queen’s access to proceedings, and attempts to open cabinet papers and negotiations with Russia. Mentions Lord Seowsmalieul and the Prime Minister, with hints of a parliamentary franchise controversy.
The readable fragments reference a contested government decision and delays in presenting a statement. Names, dates, and clear details are missing, but the tone points to ongoing uncertainty over an official reply and potential cross-border or policy implications.
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