06 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
1
A vivid description outlines autumn felt fitted models and ready to wear gowns with satin detailing and collar adjustments. The Warwick Show features dainty frocks, sage green pelts, and trimmed bonnets with decorative chontos and hats.
Queensland minister appoints a committee to investigate taint flavors in timber and its impact on dairying and quarries. The panel, led by McGirath and including Wataon and J. Tound, will report on flavours suspected to stem from wood treatment and how import substitutions may affect output and pricing.
A garbled report claims that a naval conference faces decisive outcomes within two weeks. Delegates are said to be impatient as delays push Britain toward a critical position. The text hints at struggles over wartime control of warfare and logistics amid tense discussions.
The council of the Minwry Federation after two days deliberation denied its recommendation to approve Mr Bavin ty invitation amid dispute. Aimed to hold next Friday, there is an effort to arrange an important week ahead, with the council to discuss recommendations at the meeting tomorrow.
Buckingham was charged with uttering counterfeit and with a coin circulation scheme. Witnesses testified that he and his wife fought Swain and another man, with Buckinghamp linked to 16 counterfeit coins found, and he planned to pay a £50 debt in days, as a Supreme Coalition trial set.
In grim London scenes of poverty, Frederick Grimes a 25 year old unemployed laborer, confined indoors, borrowed his brother's money and wandered to a neighbor's house. He complained, forced a window, overbalanced, and fell to his death in the street, a fatal case reflecting the era's hardship.
In Brisbane a 1930 report notes cost of living eased with February retail prices for foods and groceries lower than in January. The inquiry highlights price fixing concerns and mentions general items showing softer prices while certain staples remain steady.
Torrential rains deluged the Lanjmodoc district causing widespread flooding. Rivers overflowed, farms were devastated, miles of railways destroyed, and bridges collapsed. Vineyards submerged as residents and relief workers scrambled to aid survivors and evacuate vulnerable households.
The article mourns the death of John Brown in Australia amid a note about coal mines and industry. It mentions mining figures, a forthcoming public notice, and relatives deeply concerned about the stoppage of production.
A clipped report describes a four engine British built airliner from Sydney to Brisbane Cairns route via Kingsford Smith. It notes a March arrival and plans for a future service with British crew, highlighting its seven passengers and potential wartime duties.
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