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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1938
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR reads as a note about bales at a location named Kitney Tobey and an anxious mention of Anns Perturbed Item. Names and places are unclear. details insufficient for a full event.
Kensington Bundamba race day outlines acceptors and probable riders for today. Trainers and jockeys expect strong showings as field sizes tighten ahead of event. Local connections anticipate competitive heats with several favorites in contention.
The London venue launches two initial championships in brilliant weather with a large crowd. Notable results include Budge's miss on opening, Andrews advances for New Zealand, and multiple singles matches: Britain, Australia, America, and others claim victories as the event unfolds in a global field.
Queensland associates among contestants for the malcn play in the Gueenland asoeister championship. Miss J. Gordinee and Miss J. Bayion head a field including Miss Thomas and Mrs. J. A. Malt, with scores and placings listed for the first round at Brisbane and Toowoomba venues.
NSW court reversed today on Peter Sham Gordon district ballots claiming void results. Petition alleges Returning Officer errors, improper postal votes, and tampered envelopes affecting the count. Milne and Saxby led petitions seeking recount and declaration of an election void due to misissuance of postal ballot papers.
Meteorological notes describe a broad low pressure system over Vision and New South Wales with readings above 34. The front moves eastward bringing northeasterly winds to Queensland and eastern waters. Tropical activity continues west of the continent with cloud buildup. Coldest night during a southeast surge affects Queensland New South Wales and Victoria. Frost expected in eastern parts and fogs near Stanthorpe and Canberra. Forecast calls for cloud, showers along the coast Townsville to northeastern regions with fresh/moderate winds and rough seas offshore.
The chairman Mr Kane Maguirre and the secretary Mr Philo of Abe Querneiard Rugby Union were appointed at a meeting attended by Toowoomba and Warwick Rugby Unions. Several motions require consideration and adjustment to proceed.
Brisbane reports a tense session with Premier W Morgan Smith asserting a war of words over a delay in reporting Mrs W A Hooper and the Royal Commission on the Inland Railways. Comments from Mr Murton are expected as the council weighs in on the commission’s procedures and potential outcomes.
In Sydney, the action where Berlina Blockin Rawl C2 Lad claimed £16,000 from the Crown ended when Aut-Aull Win granted an application by plaintiff's Mr. James Munwill. The judge directed that a subpoena be sent to the Crown for investigation, noting the document appeared as evidence yet its source unclear. The Crown’s representative, Mr. W. Shand, argued the Crown was convicted by evidence opposing the defense’s stance on the alleged AAW rover matter.
The Prosperity Index for Queensland fell in the latest three months ending March, edging 1013 from 1008 after a temporary rise. Industry leaders cite weak overseas demand and domestic costs as main drags, while forecasts warn of a difficult year ahead for manufacturers and traders as global slowdowns bite.
Trapped motorists Dale (20) from Tecomok and Frena Newton (10) from Eka were injured in a late night collision near Milbourne. Officials reported serious injuries and detailed the positions of vehicles and responders at the scene.
The Dorsetshire murder trial proceeds with Edwin Dyer, 18, a able seaman, charged with killing Robert Dickinon on Dorwithire. The hearing begins with Dyer appearing calm as he pleads not guilty to the murder charge.
An unclear Brisbane dispatch recounts Count von Luckner’s alleged survival of a Sydney air journey and a later interview in which he claims a career change. It notes a series of faint connections to an Indian Hindu magician and a dramatic river incident where two men attacked him, with surrounding rumors of his wartime exploits and a voyage to America.
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