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Warwick Daily News

Location

Warwick, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 29, 1939

Page

7

Woman Elected Lord Mayor of Dublin

Mrs Clarke widow of Tom Clarke and a key Easter Rising leader is elected Lord Mayor of Dublin by the outgoing mayor's casting vote Alderman Burn. London reports a £7,200,000 loan by the London County Council to fund dam clearance and public works repayable over 14 to 20 years.

Dublin London Mra Clarke Tom Clarke Alderman Burn London County Council

Britain's Financial Diplomat Sir Frederick Leith-Ross

Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, chief British economic adviser, known as the world’s top financial diplomat, has been received by King Carol in Bucharest for trade talks. The article traces his career from Oxford through the Treasury to key international roles, noting his expertise in reparations, Hague conferences, and overseas missions.

Frederick Leith-Ross Carol Houmainia Britain Treasury Lord Snowden Evan Giancelor the Hague Frederick Sir Frederick Marchant ‘Taylor's Bailiol Colege Oxford United States Washington Baldwin Asquith Nuis Reparations Commission The Egypt Hague International Committee of Ay le Word China Nanking Universal Deloy Stalamen Ani Haniicap Rosevelt Regent's Park Holland Evenone Recert Warlttort Buck- Inghwie Palace Frederick Leith-Ras Eagen Germany Cienmany Frederick Wil Dudt Lear

Lorna D and Trimmer Highlight Brisbane Racing Card

The Brisbane racing scene centers on Albion Park and Doomben with best-backed contenders in the Newmarket and Cup races. Lorna D and Trimmer draw strong support, while St Constant and Hamurah attract betting interest. Trimmer’s trainer Fred Russell predicts top form for the sprint, with St Constant seen as a possible upset candidate.

Brisbane Albion Park Doomben Newmarket Lorna Co Lalorna Lolorua Thurles Land Trimmer Fred Russell Russell Trimmér St. Constant Constant Hamurah Lorna D Doomben Newmarket Thumes Lad MicaWwber Aurle's Star Walrexa Hybel Mr. Fel Balrwing Lorna D. Latorua Brisbane River Auries M. McCarten Heath’ ST. Constant W. Cook Thurles Lad W. Hocka Tay Banwing W DB Lord Bine J. Cacmont ST. Aubin W. Hu Hyecl L. Harris the Arrow Selwood Breeze Pindlay R. Neilson Valleyite Bennett Micawher

Convicts threaten hostage before being shot by troopers

Four Michigan City convicts seized a parole officer and a nurse at the Prison hospital in a barricade standoff. They demanded guns and freedom, were shot by troopers, two wounded seriously, officer and hostage freed after two hours. Warden used a long telephone talk to delay them.

New York Michigan City Indiana Glate Unis

Trainer F McLean Fined For Insolent Replies At Inquiry

Brisbane stewards fined trainer F McLean £5 after an Albion Park inquiry into Inglebar's Ipswich June 21 performance. McLean clashed with chairman Mr Lyne, refused to leave, and denied insolence while rider D McLean noted no horse improvement. The stewards took no further action.

Brisbane F. McLean Albion Park Inglebar Ipswich McLean Lyne Lynch Inglebur Toawich Tpawich D. McLean

New Foreign Publicity Department Aims for Informative Images

In a speech to the Empire Press Union, Under-Secretary R A Butler described a Foreign Publicity Department at the Foreign Office intended to provide information about Britain to foreigners and coordinate sources. He stressed voluntary cooperation and avoided propaganda, proposing a studio for well taken photographs rather than artful portraits and wider distribution of images.

London Empire Press Union R. A. Butler Foreign Publicity Department Foreign Office Britain Mr. Butler

Cotton marketing conference invites world growth voices

In London Tuesday the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs said the UK and India agreed to participate in a Washington world cotton marketing conference if major producers join. Sudan signaled willingness to send a representative and invitations were extended to Argentina, Brazil, France, Mexico, Peru and Russia. acceptance pending.

London United States Washington R. A. Bauer House of Commons United Kingdom India Sudan Brazil France Mexico Peru Russia

Thoughts for To-day God Wishes Us to Be Happy

A devotional note reflects on joy as a divine wish, citing John 15 11. It emphasizes that Jesus spoke these words so his joy would remain in believers and their joy would be complete.

Assegal Lieve John

Death of 1920 26 London ambassador to London

The notice reports the death of an ambassador who served in London from 1920 to 1926. It reflects on superstition and religious reverence, contrasting sacred worship with profane fear as discussed by various authors.

Torio Burch Hayaalil London

Centenary Reflections On Disraeli And Gladstone Weddings

The piece compares the 1839 marriages of Benjamin Disraeli and William Gladstone, two Victorian prime ministers, noting love matches and contrasts between Dizzy and Mary Anne Beaconsfield and Catherine Gowynne Gladstone. It highlights Mary Anne’s devotion, Dizzy’s early ambition, Catherine’s humor and bravery, and the enduring friendship between Catherine and Queen Victoria.

Benjamin ‘Disraeli William Ewart Gladstone Britain Mary Anne London Disraell Wyndham Lewis Disraeli St. George's Church Hanover Square Beaconsfield House of Lords Parliament All England Gladstone Coliseum Catherine Gwynne Italy Catherine Lord Lyttleton Mary G Queen

Royal ties and influential wives reshape British public life

The passage recalls Queen Victoria's interactions with Mrs. Gladstone and other prominent spouses of British leaders. It highlights personal bonds formed after political turmoil, noting figures such as Lady Baldwin and the Countess of Oxford and Asquith. The text reflects on the social influence of prime ministers' wives in charity work and public life.

Britain

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