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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1952
Page
2
A formal notice outlines a plan for the Glengallan Shire Council to borrow funds. It details the proposed borrowing purpose, amount, repayment terms, and submission steps for public consultation. The document invites community input and outlines the timetable for council consideration.
Warwick notices announce unpaid rates to June 30 1952 with emphasis on urgent payment and strict collection. Immunisation guidance informs parents that children from a few months old can be treated for diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus vaccines, with tetanus limit up to age 14.
Sydney reports say 52 Glen Davis stay-down miners show weakness and may withdraw this weekend. Government insists the shale oil project was uneconomic and could be closed. Workers and townspeople are urged to avoid subsidizing a permanent job. If strike end not imminent, government should enforce the law. Also thanks notes from various families express gratitude for condolences.
Redlecin Cave Minchin at ten sends Warwick Daily word about a stone turned turnip sample, described as a variety with a particular shape. He states he hopes readers enjoy the sample and notes the turnip will be sampled at the weekend.
Pany representatives Messrs A Cox F Salter and C Dunbar were named as surface tentative members on the Warwick Brigade Board. Saltmer, manager to the State Insurance Office, is added as the new member.
Gospel services announced with multiple contact points across Coolangatta Margate Redcliffe Nerang Street Southport Surfers Paradise Burleigh Heads and surrounding areas. Town Hall Supper Room hosts services on Sunday July 29 and Friday July 4 with 7 30 pm and 3 pm times. All are welcome.
Morning to afternoon and evening appointments listed for Peter Fox Studios Cast Corner Store in Palmer Street. The notice directs readers to book sessions across various times of day in a local business listing.
The Weather reports a southeast wind bringing light frosts in Thursday night into Friday with fine weather over most of the state. isolated showers near the far north coast, otherwise clear skies expected. Northern regions may see some coastal cloud and light frosts, southern districts mostly frost-free with interior warmth. Forecasts indicate mainly unsettled coastal showers and continuing southeast winds with mild frosts in certain inland areas.
SEW YORK an Australian soldier was mauled by a mob of Korean and Japanese Communists near Shinjuku station as police quelled rioting earlier in the day. A second Commonwealth soldier, listed as missing, turned up safe at camp. Private Donald John Doug of the Royal Australian Regiment suffered cuts and bruises when rioters cornered him in a subway with clubs.
The Commonwealth Bank offered a 750000 loan that removes the threat of dismissal for 2000 City Council employees though staff pruning remains possible, particularly among higher salaries. Lord Mayor Ald Roberts warned the loan won’t fix the council’s loan works programme issues and noted a potential fresh market loan approach later in the year contingent on Loan Council approval.
Miss Penfold’s overseas tour was postponed after an accident. Reports say her condition is satisfactory, yet she remains in hospital. Travel in London in November or November is contingent on recovery and securing a passage on a future voyage.
Senior sheep and wool adviser warns Liver fluke infestation poses serious risk to Queensland flocks. A Department report notes fluke harms, can kill sheep, and spreads via contaminated water and snails. Control hinges on drench treatment and management in affected Darling Downs areas.
Southport superintendent Mr. P. Raby stated no transport was funded for ambulance use in non urgent cases. He urged strict criteria to avoid unnecessary ambulance calls, noting charges may apply and that brigades will investigate each case to assess necessity and patient condition.
A meeting in Summit Hall on Friday discussed countering Granite Belt hail with rocket use and a fundraising committee. Speakers claimed hail caused massive losses, with one farmer reportedly losing £20,000 and others over £1,000, and proposed collecting £10 to £30 from growers to fund CSIR overseas help and a formal scheme.
A heated Warwick debate centers on giving up commonage land west and south of the town for close settlement. The council faced negotiation outcomes, with Morgan Part area divided into ten acre blocks for settlers. The issue resurfaces as a potential landing strip proposal while council rights and land policy remain contested amid ongoing rent considerations. The report also covers Toowoomba court testimony of a boy alleging assault, detailing events at Quinlan farm and resulting fine, plus a Bible thought reflecting on destiny and divine likeness.
O Madsen MICAS outlines a funeral visit and discussions on expanding the agricultural course at Warwick The party includes J WU director of secondary action and Mir SU bail section member plus Mr Mac Bee Staisen Devries secretary The group aims to align school developments with modern department plans and possibly a new building or major remodeling during the week with talks on extending the school and student opportunities
Washington reports Omar Colla, 38, connected with an attempted act aimed at a party, faces execution by electric chair. Authorities say the incident occurred Wednesday as part of heightened security measures.
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