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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1940
Page
6
A Sydney report notes a federal conference of states oppose land tax reforms while debating wage taxation and local rate increases. The group urged local authorities to curb ratepayer burdens and align with broader federal aims amid calls for economic stability and wartime funding.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a large camp with thousands of men in Melbouene. Mentions arable farming, division corps, and ongoing recruitment or screening. Lacks clear dates, places, or named entities to confirm full context.
Doomben sprint feature at Albion Park attracts Beaulivre as warm favourite after Sydney win prospects. Bon Bouche faces gaps as bookmakers list Beaulivre as main danger with double for 2009 noted amid race chatter.
In a unanimous resolution presented by Mr. C D Fallon the Australian Workers Union pledges to support national wartime efficiency. The proposal backs the Melbourne conference plan for a National War Council and frames Australia as an Empire partner needing unity to sustain the war effort.
A rustling report from Istanbul via United Press cites movements of Ramine and Remailac troops toward the Ramane Griman frontier under European tension. Tallinn notes a new Prime Minister pledging support for independence amid European upheaval, signaling regional fragility and shifting loyalties.
Melbourne reports the Army minister has approved an X ray unit for the Northern Military Command in Queensland. The project costs around 1200 pounds and involves new equipment to enhance medical imaging capabilities for troops stationed in the area.
The Wheat Board discusses upcoming meetings with members and government officials about responsibilities and funding. The interview notes ongoing reforms and potential appointments as the board prepares to state its new powers and governance structure, with dates and locations unclear due to the damaged text.
The Ministry of Munitions in Melbourne charts a national explosives and ammunition expansion led by Dr. Bexington Lewis. A huge factory at substantial cost will supply guns, artillery, aircraft munitions, and heavy weapons for the empire, with aims to boost output and reduce reliance on other sectors. Labor arrangements and industrial cooperation with unions will shape production, while the plan seeks rapid construction and scalable capacity to meet wartime demands.
A Morning conference at the Agricultural High School and Callear heard Prof Murray and Australian dairy officials urge a total national and industrial mobilization to raise butter and cheese output for Britain. They pressed reducing water content in butter, improving cheese solids, and streamlining transport to save vital tonnage and feed Allied war needs.
In a brisk Fern Gold meeting at Albion Park, Milk Med Viewing and Gullymor led strong showings across divisions. Results highlight multiple divisions with Viewing and Fer Geld among notable winners, dividends posted for win and place.
Moscow dispatch reports the Central Council of Trade Unions sending a message to workers urging extended daily work and greater production. The note claims intensified effort will boost oil, coal, iron, and metal output and deliver thousands more weapons, tanks, guns, and machines to strengthen the Red Army, Navy, and Air Force against capitalist nations.
Archie Mowe, the celebrated American middleweight, headlines a boxing card in Rushuster Bay with a 12 round bout against Australian champion Fred Mennebry. The event, set for tomorrow, showcases Mowe’s bid to seize a major title and boost his international standing.
An advertisement extols Charmocat face powder as a long lasting cosmetic that preserves a youthful appearance. It touts a revolutionary formula, claims “stays put,” and promises daily use without touchups, featuring a confident endorsement and suggested benefits for a fair complexion.
An advertisement promotes Dharmosan face powder imported from Paris. The copy emphasizes bold coverage and mentions chemist shops and draper stores selling the product.
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