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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1938
Page
5
Program note shows weekly timetable of broadcasts including Music from the Homeland Friday six thirty to seven thirty, Coronets of England Monday evening, Music Lovers Session Monday, Winged Words for Christ Friday, Mutiny on the Bounty Sunday matinee, and other time blocks around 7 to 8 p.m.
A garbled OCR segment lists varied seed potato names and agricultural terms with numerous misreads. It resembles a catalog or notes referencing seed varieties, farmers, and geographic hints but lacks coherent sentences or clear events.
Light showers forecast as the third day opens at Lord’s. NeBt Showers struggle early with 31 hours for Ames who falls for 31. McCormick takes a sharp slip catch. Gatfo and Wright contribute, crowd amused by Wight and Parnes misfields. Australia nine wickets collapse to 494 runs after 440 minutes. Hammond and Ames provide stubborn resistance as the day ends.
Australia steadied after lunch with Fingleton and Brows adding a brisk 95 for the second wicket as Wellard Bowled and Brown survived leg before. Parnes and Verity worked to reduce the stand while Illegible text notes attendance and Lord's crowd figures reaching a record 8000 with Australia reaching 104 before stumps.
In Canberra Sunday the "Jelly Boys" faction of the Labor Party faced criticism over National Insurance legislation. Mr. Fadden and Mr. Curtin clashed during a heated exchange about government cooperation and the Opposition's stance. The debate highlighted party divisions, absentee members, and the fate of proposed amendments affecting employers and farmers.
A Fair Landing reports a Canberra air base accident where a training aircraft failed to lower its landing gear. Propellers twisted, wheel whorls protruded, and the machine damaged but the pilot escaped unharmed while ground crew and onlookers frantically warned him.
A cryptic report from Nuulay Clupaich suggests England faces a tough wicket as the nation pins hopes on Lonny and ADH retaining a favorable stance. The piece notes potential shifts in lineup and hints at upcoming matches with uncertain outcomes.
Sydney reports two Labour formations both claim to represent workers. The industrial faction led by Lang and others boycotted the unity conference arguing it split the movement. The aim is to win interstate recognition as the genuine Labour Party while multiple provincial branches and unions align differently.
Brisbane to Tweed Heads will gain a short sea plane link with intermediate landings at Youthport and Amity. A twin engined seaplane will carry five passengers and operate before the summer season, aiming for weekend services and potential expansion to Murwillumbah and further south.
Canberra reports sunspots are not included in its weather forecasts. Senior poll official notes the interior minister declined to add sunspot data, citing low relevance to national weather planning.
Fragmentary text mentions price changes and schedule notes but lacks clear facts. The garbled lines reference eggs, prices, and dates but do not provide coherent details or proper names to anchor a complete summary.
In Canberra the Senate voted 12 to 0 against a proposal to permit health insurance companies to administer health benefits under the national insurance scheme. Debate centered on whether life insurance firms should share with friendly societies and trade unions control of health benefits. The amendment was defeated after divisions among MPs and was not proceeded with. Proceedings adjourned after the vote with further sessions scheduled.
A mine owner in Pohang Gra0e Malas was killed during a clash with a Chinese assailant while defending a safe. The attacker wounded the owner and suffered a fatal return fire after a struggle near the Tangem wold mine. An Australian-trained manager from Melbourne oversaw operations and arrived amid the murder pursuit.
Splendid Australian apples appear in Paris markets and appeal to consumers in large quantities. Importers forecast a bright future for their trade as the public shows strong demand and variety in the displays.
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