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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
4
A poorly legible report states Warwick branch of Manaham's was robbed yesterday. An unidentified messenger described the incident as a crackdown by local authorities. No further details on suspects or exact location are provided.
War time analysis notes fears of strike and shortages, arguing democracy’s mobilization and Allied production capacity outperform totalitarian rivals. It cites a Carnegie study on raw materials and war materiel, warning that German and Japanese power depend on controlled supply chains while Britain and the US harness larger industrial output.
Fragmentary report indicates the German consul at Liverpool was recalled amid a broader Berlin crisis. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to government factories and civil unrest appears. The note mentions May timelines and possible European diplomatic actions.
The Warwick Competitive Dairy Association Limited directors met on June 3. The manager J J Seri reported a slight decrease in production, noting gutter and cheese figures for the month. Cheese production totals and store sales are given, including 24 tons of product and sales totaling 19 £ 3/05/7/3.
Residents report frost damage across Warwick as seven degrees yesterday chilled vineyards and orchards. Farmers planned protective pruning and warming checks while grape vines show delayed budding. Temperatures fell to 26 degrees at dawn with 3 degrees wind chill and rose to 0 degrees by afternoon.
A garbled overseas edition reports a farewell visit by the Duke of Kent to overseas leagues with mentions of the Duchess of Kent and luncheon in London. It notes preparations for a 1940s era royal visit and confirms acceptance of plans for later celebrations.
The Australian Civil Aviation head will inspect major air routes across the country. He plans a week plus stay at government premises in Melbourne and will travel between cities by air, including Canberra, Perth, and Darwin. The tour will include aviation safety checks, service reviews, and discussions with cabinet members.
The council debated relocating the Glengallan office after a petition from ratepayers and Lov Alivin of the Australian Labour Party urged a shift. Officials argued Warwick is the natural workplace, citing plant location, travel costs, and staff residence, while residents pressed for a site within the shire.
A traveller was injured after a collision between a car and a roller on the western side of a level crossing near Conalgham railway station yesterday morning. Police traced the car to Warwick General Memorial area and reported the front portion damaged with the rear wheels lifting. The driver, Mr Byrne, and his wife accompanied the injured man to hospital as authorities examined the scene and noted the roller’s front attachment displaced by the impact. The accident remains under police investigation with road workers on site.
A curious creature displayed by Mr Lad O Mara near Goomiburra, described as a bush hare with pure white fur, pink blue eyes, and two-tone coloration. The capture followed a similar incident months ago on the same drovey, with witnesses noting its Angora rabbit like appearance and distinct features.
Fragmented OCR reads like a Warwick council discussion on postal ballots and petitions. Officials Michael Backhouse and Craven oppose certain provisions while Dr. Atle and Lyone move to adopt a department advised plan. Debate centers on maintaining order, ensuring signatures, and avoiding invalid names in the county proceeding.
Warwickey Council discusses Slade Park rating and unpaid subscriptions for AMde Memorial Committee. debate covers park improvements, land valuations, and potential sale of unused lots to fund the project amid council concerns.
An aircraft engine was buried 40 feet in the ground after a crash during a storm. The pilot, marine pilot Tyner, escaped with minor injuries as rescuers scrambled to secure the scene. The report notes high winds and heavy rain hampering efforts while witnesses described the chaotic moments before impact.
A historical note on the 5 Singer Creepins cricket club based in Warwick. Founders include Te Mevaré W. Blade and Dr Weddley, with ties to the Isle of Wight. The club seeks to own its cricket oval and maintain heritage through trustees from Christian Brothers College and Warwick Cricket Association. Financial details reference a C30 owed to the Warwick association and various expenditures, with a plan to mortgage property to cover costs.
A chaotic summary of loan demands across Australian states outlines a total near £21.5 million with allocations for semi governmental bodies, reproductive works, defence, and stabilising the wheat industry. The document itemises regional figures for New South Wales Victoria Queensland and Western Australia, plus a Commonwealth share and notes recent status in planning and anticipated needs for the next financial year.
Justice E A Douglas weighs admission of crown evidence in a high time case. The judge questions the proposed testimony, noting its potential violence and unsatisfactory nature, but refuses to state a final ruling, pending broader legislative guidance and future deliberations.
Fragmented report discusses the formation of a new Supply and Development Department in Canberra with possible ministerial roles. It notes importation of rothers to support New Zealand mines and outlines expected outputs and policy debates.
The article details a £1000 donation to the Pastoral Research Trust, noting leadership and governance. It describes fundraising appeals, council involvement, and a focus on research aims amid comments on losses and disease impacts. Names include Mr. G1 Alan and the board members.
A garbled text fragment discusses public funds and spending claims, suggesting concern about costs exceeding estimates and debates over how money is allocated and used. It hints at fiscal scrutiny and potential overcharges or misstatements in budgeting.
Council rejects park fee plan for Sunday cricket and recreation use. Trustees defend traditions spanning 71 years and urge keeping park open for community sports despite objections from council.
Singapore conference notes confusion as Defense officials discuss Allied leadership and wartime strategy. Ambiguities on command, defenses, and alliances surface amid unclear sources and disrupted proceedings.
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