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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1943
Page
2
A lively note from Todas’s highlights covers a small fete with Australian and Qeerams news. The piece mentions celebratory events, local turnout, and a festive atmosphere, focusing on community engagement and cheerful scenes.
A tender invitation notes that submissions labeled Jae Beedle toe See Geafivaud et the may be opened and considered on Monday June 38, with no guarantee of acceptance. Local officials caution that bids are not binding until official approval is granted.
The document appears to be an OCR fragmented notice from the General Department listing tender forms. It references offices and officials such as Posie masters Trewiel Kalbany Klint ey Aculn Ridge MUL and Deputy Director Paats and Tein. The text is garbled with names and places like Warwick Blane Therpe Wallinger and Briere MALOND, making exact details unclear.
The page shows overseas news notes and mentions sources such as Austral News and The Times. It references war and international briefs with partial captions and attribution to wire services. The text lists various newspapers and agencies including Manchester Guardian Reuters World service and other outlets.
The Glengallan Shire ratepayers excoot push for rate cuts this financial year, citing arrears collection and progress reports. The treasurer noted a net balance in the general fund and the anxious weeds account credit, with receipts and disbursements totaling substantial sums.
Anxieties over straying cattle in the Yuogun Awanfels area prompted Glengallan Shire Council to appoint a poundkeeper and assign more supervision. Residents and officials reported livestock on roads damaging property, with calls for designated enforcers and a stricter impounding regime to restore order and safety.
Army casualty notice lists names from Australia and Islands, with individuals reported on by yesterday’s roll. Several listed as prisoner of war or missing, including Toowoomba and Goonatwinal, with updates shifting prior missing status to prisoner of war.
In Sydney the Farmers and Dairy Award discussion centers on the role of family labour and the inclusion of employees under the new policy. Arthur Cibo Kesera and other leaders indicate the award will affect farm workers, while noting domestic arrangements and labour terms within family-operated farms. The exchange clarifies that family members remain exempt from certain provisions, with no significant changes to family labour structures anticipated.
Fragmentary report notes a Mackay meeting involving local officials and residents about a dairy herd for a hospital project. Mentions Pina, Deputy Preetet Malanal, and others in a discussion about licenses and supply. Details are unclear and partly garbled.
Dr W Groves presents Hansen's idea of levying rates to fund postwar employment. The council could fund men’s jobs with government aid, debating rate reductions and who bears costs. Opinions vary on whether rate cuts help or hurt ratepayers and the town’s future labor needs.
A government committee meeting discussed increasing the subsidy for dingo and vermin destruction efforts from 2 shillings to 2 shillings and 6 pence, with funds drawn from Crown revenue. Members weighed uniformity of payments across states and potential new methods. a motion to raise the subsidy to 2 shillings and 6 pence was carried.
The Minister for War Organizations revoked the previous order mandating removal of road signs in Ames. The move follows confusion over wartime signage and may lead to restoration of the signs previously removed.
War report describes large RAF and Allied strikes on Friedrichshafen and Le Creusot targets. Bombers hit airfields, factories, and rail yards with heavy damage, rail communications disrupted, and civilian areas shaken as flames and smoke rose over the lake shore and towns.
A report from Washington outlines anticipated presidential action to intervene in the coal strike within seven weeks. The plan includes wartime measures and a potential shift in policy within the next four days, aiming to stabilize supply and national effort.
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