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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1937
Page
1
Bargain sale highlights reduced prices on coats and sportswear. Featured items include travel coats with tailored shapes and distinctive trims, plus front line coats and a range of styles in swatch colors. Prices drop from listed figures to marked lower amounts as part of the sale.
Bargains on flannelette yardages with varied patterns and prices. Items include warp weave and heavy material priced per yard and by length. Offers emphasize warm winter fabric suitable for menswear with several yardage options and reduced rates.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Ear area and Fulhiee terms with garbled names and phrases. It references a person or place but lacks clear details or dates. The readable bits hint at a local event or note, but specifics are unavailable.
A bank clerk at Queensland National Bank in Brisbane faced charges for stealing £1616 between September 1966 and April 1967. He allegedly siphoned funds over 20 years, using gambling winnings from race meetings to cover repayments. Justice Hendman sentenced him to seven years, with release after four, and a £260 fine plus security for a £250 bond.
Coroner's Court heard evidence in Brisbane about the death of Resweth Gerepe Lula who was admitted to the Children's Hospital from Nanango on April 12. Witness Conetatie We Knnter said the child died from an upper airway obstruction while under anaesthetic after being fed corn, with the father Louis Luhis confirming events on April 18.
In a Commons debate the Foreign Secretary faced questions about protesting to the Italian government over alleged Italian propaganda. Mr. Bonar Law, the Prime Minister, had earlier reserved judgment after a question on the matter. The ambassador in Rome had been instructed to report on alleged covert Italian actions and possible assurances of restraint while peace terms and broader policy were discussed.
Edward Cohen, former sales manager of the Tar Mutheting Board, pleaded guilty to larceny of funds in November 2036. He was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment after the court noted his position of responsibility and risk to the public.
A traveler begins a long journey from Austria to Japan seeking a coral air route. He plans to observe the capital Cras in the duchy of Styria and to reach Aurteia at 60 Folio to attend diy 1010 Olympus.
In London a long Abyssinia inquest reports on a child case involving Generad Crust asi and alleged mistreatment. Witnesses describe ambulance scenes, anaesthesia, and questioned care, with the coroner adjourning to hear further testimony from the father and mother.
The report outlines a federal aid roads bill linking Commonwealth petrol tax proceeds to state grants and new allocations for road and related works. It notes estimated extra grants around 8 00,000 with total allocations for 1007 totaling 64,100,000 and cites remarks by Mr. Montes and Mr. Niel Yoow on the distribution under the new agreement, including long-term funding through 19 years and 1028 figures.
The State Cabinet ordered maintenance of current relief tax rates with slight amendments. It sets income bands and exemptions, details changes to tax payable by wage earners and drivers, and notes administrative provisions and reactions from unions and employers about the impact and calls for further relief measures.
A battered excerpt describes Britain stockpiling vast resources in preparation for an industrial emergency. It mentions meetings, planned measures abroad, and a July 4 decision impacting building programs and standards led by the West council, with emphasis on readiness and potential mobilization.
A report from Drisbane cites alleged gang activity demanding maintenance of railway lines. Charges claim maintenance neglect and impropriety in work orders tied to a variation in railway awards. The Industrial Court hears accusations about excess labor and improper easing of duties.
Proceedings report a heated session at the Diocesan Conference with Archbishop Canterbury urging plain scripture reading. Debates touched on fiscal strains, railway maintenance crews, and Sunday overtime rates, highlighting broader tensions in church and public works with multiple named individuals and groups involved.
An item from Toowoomba reports a case involving a farm hand accused in a theft. Details reference local police and a court appearance today. Names appear garbled but imply a rural property crime in the area.
Dr. Page accuses Labour of barefaced stonewalling as the Government fights to push supply of 5,578,400 pounds for two months. Debate rages in Parliament with votes tight and calls for urgent action. The House adjourned amid heated exchanges, while leaders blame delays on opposing sides and procedural battles.
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