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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1939
Page
1
Fragmentary British dispatch describes a series of explosions in central London during wartime uncertainty. It notes Prime Minister Chamberlain's Wales visit, imperial unity aims, and a broader call for peace amid German propaganda while detailing fears of further attacks and the impact on national resolve.
London reports tentative progress in talks with Russia as discussions resume after a pause. Detriemando's position remains unsettled and expectations are cautious about a quick breakthrough this week in the ongoing negotiations.
Sydney reports a naval inquiry finding the wreck near Jelse Reef an unavoidable accident. The Consul General notes the event as tragic with reflections on peace and restraint, while global leaders discuss avoiding force to resolve tensions and pursue negotiated settlements amid rising East Asian instability.
London reports a series of daring bomb outrages attributed to M.A. activities. Explosions damaged Piccadilly, Shaftesbury Avenue, and surrounding areas. A heavy police cordon formed as crowds fled, with Westminters Bank windows shattered and underground tollway disrupted.
Federal income tax payments are discussed amid government ambiguity and speculation. The note mentions voluntary payment, potential delays, and the need for additional measures to handle federal taxation, with references to CANAEREA and Sunday reporting on the issue.
A series of blasts rocked central London injuring none but causing widespread panic. The second explosion targeted Lloyds Bank as windows shattered. a third occurred at Aldwych and Bow Street with debris scattering crowds. Police reported three arrests, an unexploded device found near Oxford Circus, and residents urged caution as theatres emptied and crowds fled.
London reports indicate tentative moves toward settlement are stalled as Britain faces growing Japanese pressure. Tokyo demands entry rights and shows increased anti-British rhetoric, while China and Indian teachers are urged to oppose Britain. Halifax reassures Britain’s stance, signaling readiness for wide European and Asian actions.
Dr Woolnough reports on Koolan Island iron ore deposits near Yamp Sound Western Australia after a ten day inspection. He cites underground tunnels and sieve features, notes women and children on the island, and says further investigations will follow as the Commonwealth government considers developing the deposits on a large scale. He prepares for talks with Canberra officials.
A Frenchman stranded offshore near Surfers Paradise was rescued by a Brisbane girl after being swept about by heavy surf. The incident prompted warnings from authorities as officials urge calm and people to avoid dangerous sea conditions. Local reactions show concern over safety amid broader tensions reported in the region.
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