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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
4
Fragmentary text appears as OCR noise referencing names and places such as Jiane Serine and Newcastle. Content is garbled with phrases like moving of the tyllanie and North of GxuoL. Unable to extract a coherent event or entities.
A weather summary notes widespread cold snaps across New South Wales and Victoria with numerous frosts inland. The coast experiences mild to moderate winds and a few showers, while western and interior regions report subfreezing readings. Highest temperatures reach near 29 to 30 degrees at coastal stations, with colder spells inland and northern districts expecting gradual easing after a late cold wave.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a car delivery dispute involving a contractor and delivery duties. It mentions a person named Barrett and mentions road activity and a potential legal action. The text references a patent, Wisner, and a review of responsibilities, with unclear sequence and several misspellings.
A Defence Minister briefing discusses Australia facing global uncertainty and potential invasion. He cites defence spending around 80 million pounds in the recent period, the role of the British Empire, and the need for a strong navy while acknowledging global tensions.
The article reports residents noting unusual cold and a clear sky after recent snowfall on the Granite Belt. It records temperatures with the 24 hour end clock at 316 degrees and a high not exceeding 308 degrees, marking the coldest day this week, and mentions comparisons to Sundays record.
The obituary records the death of Allan Val Mowrlaea of Warwick and Warwick area, after pneumonia complications following a hospital stay in Toowoomba. It notes his birth in Bindridge, family ties, early education at Tile Gusts College, and work as a mechanic with Nap Bowwoll. Survived by a wife and five daughters, he had strong community ties and was active in agriculture and local exhibitions, with a fond memory of Warwick district and its wireless enthusiasts.
The Prime Minister announces a firm stance against cheap Japanese imports and closes doors to Australia. The government vows to protect Australian industries by restricting imports and discussing protective measures with partners, while noting the impact on wool, wheat, and other exports.
Sunday and weekday church services listed for MaassEs Pratten Freestone and other congregations. Times include 9 am 10 am 11 am and 2 pm with several pastors named and topics such as The Proof Liberty and The Dore of eset. Includes Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian notices and childrens services.
Alora Altago reports a chaotic gathering at a Pagetown event attended by Bro. Reppell and Tucker CrieHoH0. By the meeting’s end, the TOS continued, and a supper was served by the Pride of sera organizers amid unclear proceedings.
A damaged report outlines Japanese statements on trade with Australia, noting plans to apply safeguards and seek equal treatment. It discusses export value losses and the potential impact on barley and other goods while signaling attempts to restore amicable relations and resume negotiations. It mentions Tokyo’s aim for reciprocal trade and calls for an orderly adjustment of commerce between the two nations.
A fragmented notice lists upcoming public and social gatherings at Town Hall and nearby venues. Events include social meetings, a breeding batcher discussion, a younger set gathering, an agricultural show, and adjourned general meeting with times around 220 PM and locations on Chub Punta and Bolden area.
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