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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
1
Woollen vest promotions list assorted styles and sizes in cream and Shetland wool. Highlights include light weight all wool vests with shell edge finishes in pink blue and peach, plus opera top options in blue and pink. Prices shown in shillings and pence with multiple size codes and finish options.
Vintage hat descriptions list brown and burgundy felts with stitched brims, tucked crowns, and decorative bows. Designs feature Angora flecked felts, hand fitted wool felts, and dagger trims with fold crown details.
Canberra Thursday Lang party leader Mr J Beasley led a surprise censure motion against the Federal Government in the House of Representatives after Mr Lyons sought a three months £5 079 175 loan to fund essential services until the budget. The motion failed 32 to 15 amid debate on interest rates and Treasury bill policy.
A statement from Minister for Commerce Mr. F H Stewart explains Australia will not purchase leftovers from the 1933-34 wheat harvest. The Wheat Acquisition Act allows buyback only if exports fall short, but market conditions show growers prefer to hold stock awaiting higher prices.
Canberra weighed legal opinion on applying a proposed redistribution to South Australia and whether it could be enacted without constitutional conflict. The question centers on SA alone as the only state where redistribution would reduce representation and the risk of sinking a seven-seat loss. Delays could mean elections run under old boundaries unless a constitutional amendment allows permanent retention.
The article notes a revival of the parestry department in the era, with a new body entering operations today. Mills run under high pressure and improvement works progress, strengthening for fortification. A large quantity of glue is produced, totaling 57,001,000 feet, reflecting a 160 percent increase.
Japanese wool buyers have shifted attention to wool shirtings. In Brickane they noted about twenty bale of wool withdrawn from the Mutch May deal, comprising mainly sleeve waists. Today it was learned Japanese buyers are inquiring about available shirting wool and are likely to return to inspect the wool sales for potential purchase.
The Country party protests prior to government details being finalized as Dr. Earle Page demands assurances on wheat, taxation, redistribution, and trade treaties during the Rapply Bill debate in the House tonight.
A secret meeting in Canberra involving Prime Minister Lyons and Defence Minister Pearce plus Earle Page and T Paterson of the Country party raised the likelihood of an early election. Observers claimed the talks aimed to secure a definite understanding with the Country party before Lyons decides on election timing at the weekend. The session followed Page’s earlier House declaration and stirred ministerial lobby chatter about timing and outcomes.
London's News Chronicle reports under royal patronage that Vatican led reformers push to restore 10th century bathing attire with approved types on display. Women's costumes favor short sleeves and knee length, bright colors avoided. Beach pajamas allowed if generously cut and sleeved, after swimming an ample gown once worn. Italian youths, however, keep shrinking their outfits.
Cabinet today discussed the question and agreed no decision would be reached until organizations in all states are consulted. The Prime Minister will announce the decision in the House next week. Lyons signaled the budget would be brought down on Anpost with a larger figure likely, and the election question remains in the balance. Country party members warned they would return to electorates if there is an early election, denying the United Australia party a quorum.
An executive meeting of the Local Authorities Association approved prioritizing hospital funds at the annual relief conference in August. The Home Secretary will be invited to Temala after opening to hear protests by alive councils about levying poverty. A circular of 27 plitre corneila was circulated, analyzed to present the issue to the government, and the proposal to base precepts on population rather than land value was discussed. Shire councils would face precept changes and potential refusals to pay.
In Toowoomba on Thursday police court fined five men for breaches of the Gaming Act. Hawkins Kelly Finuzyan Smith were fined 30 pounds each or three months. Flanagan 75 pounds or six months. The magistrate warned he would jail future offenders and forge ahead against illegal betting rings. Public betting houses and bookmakers faced sharper penalties as authorities vow stronger action.
Strong and Mathergal d accuse Minister F A Cooper of political meanness for not granting a show day holiday to Laidley district children. Cooper says regulations allow holidays only when a Governor or Minister proclaims. local leaders cannot delegate that power. Gatton show may receive a holiday when the Governor or Minister opens it.
Railway news notes Mr J Darby and others discussing Ateta railway operations. A surplus of funds is mentioned, with reference to improvements and financial status of the line. The report highlights ongoing efforts to manage costs and expand service, reflecting the era’s transport priorities.
Amid ongoing violence and port closures, President Roosevelt deploys arbitration powers to end the longshoremen strike standoff. Portland faces fuel shortages as 1000 plants idle. Seattle and San Francisco report unrest and hospitalizations. Union resistance and federal intervention loom, with tensions flaring across Pacific ports.
The House of Representatives paid tributes to Sir Robert Gibson and other late leaders including W A Holman and King Albert. Prime Minister Sentligald criticized Gibson as not aiding him in a difficult period, while the chamber adjourned briefly for a moment of respect and a planned tour to Loratomanth is noted for a short stay.
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