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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1941
Page
1
Jantzen yarn cardigan offered in Fuven Grey Movin Bing Oxford and other shades. Special price 35/6. Made from mixed worsted yarn, ensures a close fit with long wear. Available sizes 36 to 44 and tailored for comfort with strong color options.
A special price listing introduces Mantzen Cardigan styles described as bold Musevine sketches in a mont envista village design. Available in Rhusliw at Avail Blue Blidtirey Miarine Flip Cab Igo Cireen Tight Heown Marte Sixen 36. Details suggest a fashion item with multiple color and cut options for potential buyers.
Five states Victoria New South Wales Queensland South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania rejected the proposed federal tax framework at a conference with Federal Treasurer A W Fallen. The plan would have shifted tax burdens and included per capita grants, but states insisted on maintaining sovereignty. One state proposed alternate income tax schemes and the Commonwealth faced mounting resistance to any sweeping central control of taxation. The dispute signals potential abandonment of a national budget approach and ongoing friction over wartime tax policy.
London dispatch reports Moscow radio admitting German activity in the Mink sector with large tank units infiltrating Russian territory. Berlin High Command reportedly postponed a full statement to Saturday or Sunday, while neutral journalists await clarification amid cautious German posture.
Reports from London detail Russians rallying to support the armed forces as heavy fighting unfolds on the eastern front. German claims of battlefield blows and massed Red Army divisions are countered by Allied reports of intense combat and strategic withdrawals along the Russo Romanian frontier.
Tokyo papers warn that United States aid to the Soviet Union risks widening the European conflict into the Far East. Officials in Tokyo call the policy dangerous, arguing it could put Japan in a perilous position and hinder escape from Germany. Reports from Shanghai note Soviet shipments to Brindgetmrnd and Manila, while Dutch indecision clouds trade with Russia.
Canberra Friday report on Commonwealth and State representatives at the Australian Agricultural Council meeting. The general principles of assisting agriculture and implementing the new food agreement with the United Kingdom were tested. Sir Burle Page stressed the need for greater federal interest in agricultural policy.
Reports from Tokyo say cabinet reshuffle rumors were denied as conferences continue on Japan's stance in the Russo German war. German embassy officials in Tokyo worry about stranded residents, with hundreds of German travelers and officials due to arrive, while a Batavia delegation leaves for Tokyo with talks on supplies and accommodation underway. A Golden Plateau miner, Hungerford, is noted as a local detail.
Friday report details a government plan to limit land purchases and planting by aliens to declared districts. The aim is to prevent alien ownership in key primary industries, with authorities noting rising purchases across grape and banana production sectors.
Canberra reports a proposed federal framework to coordinate production and distribution across states. The plan envisions appointing a national administrator from the Department of Commerce to oversee key market and development efforts, with interdepartmental cooperation to tackle growing economic challenges.
A Brisbane report notes an 86000 prize for a Cracow miner driven by a first performance in the Casket. The fragment hints at a featured event with a miner's achievement and prize in Australia.
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