Warwick Day News Item Summary
Warwick readers receive overseas updates from AP and press sources, with mentions of the Daily Telegraph Daily Mail Jeet Berald Deity Ex press and agencies including United Press Associated Press and North American News Alliance. The column notes chiropodist G Gillespie and Paulsen White's Buildings in Warwick.
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Warwick
Associated Press
Daily Telegraph
Daily Mail
Jeet Berald
Deity Express
Chester Guardian
United Press
Exchange Telegraph
America
New York Times
Gerald ~ Tribune
Associatedness
United Pros Associatons
North
Improved Production Plea Echoed by NSW Premier
The Warwick Daily News reports Labour Premier of New South Wales Mr. Cahill urging higher productivity. He criticizes unions for hindering output and argues increased production lowers costs and expands services. He cites American efficiency and calls for a good day’s work for a good day’s pay, especially in Sydney and Newcastle.
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New South Wales
Cyhill
Australia
Trade
America
Cahill
Sydney
Newcastle
Newcastl University
Unt
Newcastle University
Trades Hall Council
New England University
Commonwealth
Funeral Notice for James Sexton at St Marys Church
Relatives and Trends of Mrs J Sexton and family invite attendance at the funeral of James Sexton their husband and father. Service at St Marys Church begins 11:39 this Thursday morning followed by a procession to Warwick Cemetery. Requiem Mass at 9 o'clock this morning. D P McEmery, Funeral Director.
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J. Sexton
Maryvale
Gol McMahon
Gladfield
James Sexton
St. Mary's Church
Warwick
D. P. McEmery
Weather Notes Across Southern Districts Record Cold Morning
Weather notes indicate a widespread cold period across southern districts and central interior during the YA hours ending 9 am yesterday with sharp temperatures. Lowest readings Stanthorpe 15, Warwick and Mitchell 18, Inglewood and Toowoomba 19, Kingaroy 23, light scattered rains on Jay north coast, Malanda 13, no major change expected in Queensland next 24 hours.
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Jin
Stanthorpe
Warwick
Mitchell
Inglewood
Toowoomba
Kingaroy
Jay
Malanda
Weather Bureau
Queensland
Toowoom
Trust
Forecasts and Warwick Weather Report Summary
Forecasts for Queensland drift with coastal showers north from Cardwell and variable winds along the south coast. Warwick post office recorded Wednesday June 25 temperatures from 29 to 18 with humidity about 80 percent. Local frosts expected and light winds shifting northeast to northwest.
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Cardwell
Warrego
Maranoa
Warwick
Producer Vendors and Dairy Farm Land in Warwick
A Warwick Daily News reader argues corrections are needed in a June 25 report headlined Big Boost in Price for Dairy Farm Land. The letter contends that all producers to the Warwick cheese factory are misclassified as producer vendors earning just over 2d a gallon, while some dairymen are retailers supplying towns. It notes seasonal shifts, cow yields, and argues the Prices Commissioner faces consumer pressure to assess real economics across Brisbane and Warwick.
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Brisbane
Warwick Daily News
Une
Warwick
Roducer
Consumer Interest
Bachelor Tax Proposal Warns of Broad Levy Reforms
A Warwick Daily News letter argues for a bachelors levy with spinster exemptions to fund a wide mix of public works. It links male excess in Queensland to unjust taxation and urges higher charges on leisure and luxury items to support roads, electricity in rural areas, forestry, pest control, housing, and research, while praising broader fiscal reform and population balance.
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Warwick Daily News
Queensland
Tin Lally
Newcastle university bid and Ascot invitation issues arise
A Newcastle deputation pressed for a new university funded by loans with government support, citing running costs per student. Separately, NSW officials warned Australians about Ascot invitations, noting tickets must be prepaid and treated as royal commands.
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Ascot
Lord Chamberlain
New South Wales
Tully
Bovel Court
Victorians and Queensland bowlers visit Warwick
Victorian and Queensland Bowling Association delegates visited Warwick to inspect the city and district. Officials hailed Warwick as a rich agricultural center with strong educational facilities while inviting Victoria to promote Queensland on return trips. The welcome emphasized civic pride, local schooling, and the Downs as a premier Queensland region.
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Queensland
Commonwealth
Royal Victorian Bowling Association
Warwick
Vott
Mivie
Ald Alt
McCahon
Mr. Vott
Party of Queensland
Associaton
Vicorians
Sq.d.b.a
Australia
Vitorians
Downs
Q.D.B.A
EC. McCorkell
City of Roses
Q.B.A
Queensland Bowling —_Association + party
F.a’ Pidgeon
HVBA
South
Bear North Coast
Ie Rvda
FP. Worb
Mao
Ott
Amule
Yott
Ise
Watt
Wott
Yot
RVBA
QBA
Pinpeon
A.C. Lickiss
SQDBA
Two Sisters in Accidents at Guy Street Home
An unfortunate series of accidents affected the Wilson family on Guy Street. A sister dropped a piece of iron on her left foot, causing a deep laceration between two toes. First aid was provided by the Warwick Ambulance.
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Wilson
Guy Street
Warwick
Hello Girls Quiz Opens With Warwick Round Victory
The first round of the 1952 Post Office Telephonists’ Cup quiz in Brisbane saw four teams from Townsville Southport Ipswich and Brisbane compete. Brisbane won with 40 points, Townsville and Southport tied for second with 27, Ipswich No 2 scored 26, Ipswich No 1 25. The next round on July 2 will feature Maryborough Toowomba and others, with the winner advancing to the state final on July 5 to face Brisbane.
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Brisbane
Townsville
Southport
Ipswich
Ech
Tpswich
Toswich
Maryborough
Twaisfail
Hughenden
Mackay
Warwick
Toowoomba
Queensland
Busman s Holiday and Offhand Remarks in Australia
A fragmented clipping mentions travel to Australia for a holiday and a speaker Mr Brumweil who jokes about returning to England and being asked about the trip. The text includes garbled phrases and stray names, reflecting damaged OCR from a Commonwealth context.
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Commonwealth
Australis
Brumweill
Ese
Australia
England
Injury Report Follows Park Accident In Leslie Park
A woman was advised to undergo an anti-tetanus shot after a fall at Leslie Park. Her sister Elaine, six, also injured her left forearm while playing nearby and received medical attention before being sent home.
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Elaine
Leslie Park
Australian bank manager to transfer to Condoter NSW branch
Mr Arthur Rowe long-time manager at Brant Weal Bank of Australian will transfer to the Condoter NSW branch. He leaves for the centre within about a week marking a continuation of his banking career.
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Arthur Rowe
Hee Ick
Te Commowick
Brantweal Bank of Australian
Condoterlin
Nsw
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