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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
1
Woollen blankets and flannel fabrics offered in a wide range of weights and colors. Items include white grey and striped woollen blankets with varied sizes, two and three yard bolt lengths, and prices from fractions to several shillings. Also advertised are flannel, flannelette, twill cloths and blanket cloth suitable for winter wear and bedding with multiple widths and bulk quantities.
An informative statement reports arrangements for a London gold shipment of five million pounds including eighty eight million pounds worth of gold to be sent from Australia. The process involves the Commonwealth Bank and London bankers, with repayments and reductions in the outstanding balance as world prices fall.
A bank robbery attempt in Perth ends with the intruder wounded and seized. Police report the suspect, a male around 41, was taken to hospital and faces arrest as officers confirm injuries from a confrontation. Local officials cautioned the public while investigators process the scene.
In Canberra Priday Mr Thompson asked Prime Minister J N Scullin if he has seen the monstrous income tax proposals for New South Wales. Scullin said he had not yet acted on the proposal and would confer with Premiers of other states to consider steps.
The article discusses the Conversion Bill and its impact on U.S. ras صنعت. Theodore notes the plan would not hurt existing obligations and could support a government stock plan, while underwriters face minimal costs. He argues bondholders would face cognizance but capital preservation is possible, and the debate adjourned.
A chaotic clipping reports a crisis over wheat pools in Canada with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta provinces. It notes government guarantees to lenders and security tied to pool elevators amid potential losses and calls for aid as provinces face financial strain.
A fragmented report recounts a sensational plot involving a group and alleged crimes of abducting and forcing travel to Australia. Names and details are garbled, but the piece hints at secret schemes, passports, and international intrigue with references to freedom and danger.
Fragmented report from Canberra outlines debate over defense spending and interest rate reductions for war service buyers. Opposing senators urge caution on the Supply Bill and caution against deep cuts while considering ship-sharing with Britain and broader defense savings.
Fragmentary report notes cricket matches and fixtures in London with names such as Warwick and Maryle bond. Mentions private matches, Hopkins, Sner agalnyy, and Camp filyges Ty the Sure rey-Onford amid scattered scores and locations.
In Gympie on Friday a ten ton sample from Dr McVay of Simford near Brishans was processed by the State battery. Officials of the Milnes Department had permitted crushing but the stone yielded only a few nails brass tacks and rubbish with no gold detected.
A train-like motor crash occurred at Bix Mije Bridge via Redtink this morning. The vehicle veered from the road, broke guard rails, and fell into the creek. Victims include Vin cent O'Reefes and Thomas Lindsay with multiple injuries. Percy Spain and M. O'Dorioghie escaped serious harm.
Fragmentary Land Court item notes dwelling, officials, and a farewell reference. Mentions a premier convoy and various names, but key facts are indecipherable due to OCR damage. The readable content implies official proceedings or notices from a land court with multiple named individuals and departments.
Fragmentary OCR passage showing names and phrases like Penniless and Ducky with scattered terms. unable to derive a coherent event, persons, or place from the garbled lines. No clear action, date, or organization identifiable for summary.
Vague OCR text reports a stoppage affecting air service with fragment references to Melbourne and a national bank. The readable lines hint at disruptions, unclear timelines, and potential regional impact on travel and commerce.
Fragmentary text shows mention of Mrs Keith Miller of Australia and Vancouver and a dispute over divorce. The passage references towed favors, a flag, and a marido named Beryl, with unclear dialogue about life rights and alleged plans involving a girl. The garbled lines obscure key facts.
Fragmented OCR text describes floods in Melbourne with garbled phrases about the rain and people reacting to rising water. Mentions locations such as Melbourne and various vague actions, but specific events or outcomes are not clear from the readable fragments.
Classified ad lists ladies wool vests camisoles bloomers and knitted garments in various colors and fits. Describes elastic supports, full makes, and sturdy construction with prices around 4/6 to 5/11 in a period catalog style.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple food items and brands including oats, honey, jam, and breakfast goods. Several lines mention oats, cereals, and pantry staples such as rolled oats, bags, and breakfast items. The passage reads like a cluttered ad or catalog snippet with partial prices and store references.
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