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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
4
Correspondence from Warwick expresses thanks for a Welcome Home Dinner honoring ex servicemen. A letter asserts responsibility for invitations and notes caterer effort, with gratitude to friends who assisted. Mentions Mayor and local officials and Warwick Daily News as courtesy.
Melbourne reports an Emergency Committee meeting Monday to debate claims about the Federation of Trade Unions. Mr G Meany of the American Federation of Labor labels the WITU a world wide action linked to Soviet aims, while ACTU secretary Mr A Monk prepares for a key executive session.
William Hart was named joint guardian of the person and co guardian of the estate of a critically ill heir in Los Angeles. The court appointed Hart, longtime friend and former cowboy actor poster, sole administrator of a 1,000,000 dollar estate, alleging the father was deeply deceived by mutual design.
The Evening News says Field Marshal Montgomery called all army commanders to a conference on August 17. The meeting aimed to discuss secret plans and overhaul the command system in Britain, with changes to future appointments and promotions outlined.
Industry leaders met to discuss butter box requirements for the next two years and export needs. Mr Cheers reported full examination of the matter, noting industry competition and a plan to safeguard stocks for Queensland and other states. A provisional box design using cardboard and pine was proposed for industry testing and will be sent to the Commerce Department for review.
In Brisbane the 3000 ton Dalby built for Australian Shipbuilding Magra faced a delay as four barrels of tallow and a winch crew hoisted questions over supply and workers. The Industrial Court ordered no forced action. parties agreed to truck in alternative barrels. Dalby planned to launch June 30.
Australian Country Party Leader James Fadden challenged Minister Scully in the Dail over tractor shortages. He cited farmer complaints about delays and insufficient action, claiming imports and distribution were mismanaged and urging government departments to address stock and supply issues swiftly.
London report on posthumous Victoria Cross award for airman from World War II. Plucky sacrifice amid a fatal daylight mission. crew and squadron names referenced but obscured by garbled text. Cited actions and heroism highlight the life lost and enduring memory.
Warick officials and civic leaders gathered for the official opening of a new CWA hostel in Warwick funded to house up to 40 girls with a Matron and staff in place. Speakers highlighted government subsidies and ongoing hostel work, praising local branches for years of service and noting future expansions and educational aims for country children and teachers.
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