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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
7
Fragmented OCR lists various clothing items with sale prices in old currency. Includes references to ladies wear such as Pandy Weed and women’s skirts, men’s woolen items, and socks or stockings, all noting reduced prices like 25, 18/11, 50, and 42 shillings. Names of items and prices appear without clear dates or shop name.
Fragmented report shows a U S Senator denouncing Hillerism and fascism while warning of threats to democracy. The text references international actions, allied governments, and wartime context with unclear specifics due to OCR errors.
The Lady Bowlers annual meeting outlined club activities with president Mrs. Gaydon recounting memberships and events. Awards honored top players, including champions, runners up, and trophy sponsors, while notes praised improving participation, travel plans, and forthcoming competitions across divisions.
A House of Representatives debate outlines a proposed advisory committee connected to the Tariff Board. The panel would include Australian and British manufacturing representatives to advise on tariff policy and potential bylaw removals. Members would be sworn to secrecy, with emphasis on limiting advisory scope to major tariff issues.
Canon C H Seward of Charlie Mle leads the Bush Brotherhood of St Paul in a report on wealth distribution in western Queensland. It notes many wealthy men reside in the west, yet vast empty spaces persist due to unspent resources and constrained potential. The Brotherhood reports their largest renewals yet, praising efforts and critique.
Dr Basie Page explains Australia’s stance in Canberra as discussions cover partial combat options and governance shares. Officials weigh the timing of announcements and government possession of key assets amid a Brivin conference backdrop.
The Rasila group held a monthly meeting deciding to hold a boxing event in July under sub-branch oversight. The treasurer reported a clear balance, and plans were made to contribute to the Kids Grave Memorial Home for exhibition purpose. The Commerce Chamber discussed proposed improvements and a new section on monthly goals.
Minutes describe a February meeting of Faesoa imne Rortmnutnsy Lodge at Protestant Hall in We Bee Ee. Bly presiding over a yard sale-like gathering with members contributing 19 wax toward payment and treasures furnished by Bra Belé. Election results list Mrs S Magwelly as president and T E Stabler as secretary treasurer, with other officers named and thanked for service.
The article reports a bird show at Vietana with ten entries, featuring various canaries and bantams. It notes judges, prizes, and the overall display on premises, with awards distributed by club officers and notable exhibitors receiving trophies.
The report outlines a push by leaders like Sir George Punroeald proposing a 40 hour week across textiles and other sectors. It notes industry officials warned of disruptions and urged careful policy steps while discussing labor terms and production capacity adjustments.
Fragmented text suggests changes favoring Japan and India with preserved age limits for employment and a revised consular framework. The draft indicates a 14 to 15 year age range and receipt of a convention for review by Becapear Per ointent and communication to the States for consideration.
A brief item reports a rush to claim a tantalite field near MT IBA with teams citing urgency. The fragment mentions Thuetay and a new rush, noting energy, authorities, and disputed stakes among parties as conditions unfold.
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