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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1934
Page
4
Brig- Tite, Commissioner J. W. Davidson, rushes to urgent duties and will travel through Warwith early Saturday morning. He has notified His president of the Warwick franchise of the Q/CAWA that he cannot meet the scheduled Monday meeting at the Einstein venue.
An Order in Council extends the Cutter Board operations from July 1, 1994 to February 7, 135. Current board members whose terms end June 30 shall remain in office until February 7, preserving continuity.
The monthly general meeting drew about 40 members, with total membership at 199. The report notes profits from ball events, gratitude to supporters, and plans to improve the library through gifts. A challenge from Infantry Bite Club to a watch shoot is accepted, and another bowld night is planned for July 4 with social attendance.
In Brisbane street fight over Larwood Larwood chatter led to a summons court case where William Warner accused Joseph Murphy of assault on June 20. The fracas ended with both parties bleeding and the magistrate dismissing the charge after witnesses and a scuffle outside.
NEW POLICY LONDON Thursday The national leadership of all sections of the Labour party adopted a new policy for submission to the annual Trade Union Congress. The policy calls for disarmament, a general strike against any government going to war, and a League governed international force. It proposes abolishing national armed forces except to maintain order, establishing an international police under League control, and abolishing air power while creating an interceptor scout network under League oversight. It also advocates internationalising all air travel, world transport, arbitration, and economic sanctions against belligerents. ISTAMBUL Friday Zorn Agha, the world’s oldest man, died today.
The article argues against Labour Party plans for banking nationalisation, claiming it would not raise living standards and would harm public prosperity. It questions benefits to ordinary people, warns of inflation, higher costs, and banking monopolies, and cites potential overdraft limits and government control effects.
Chicago reports temperatures to 103 degrees with the heat wave breaking June records. Officials confirm 100 fatalities from heat collapses and drownings across the city and surrounding areas.
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