06 May 1930
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 06, 1930
Page
1
An early 20th century classified style ad markets a Berlei corset at Barnes with a tallanss hip contour, pink silk brocade, elastic waist, reinforced front, six suspenders, and adjustable 24 to 38 inch whists. Prior date noted as 19/11.
About 80 Communists clashed with police during Brisbane Labour Day events. Police drew batons as protesters marched from Edward Street toward Queen Street, nine diversion arrests occurred in Ann Street, and several fists and batons were used before groups dispersed. Five arrests were reported with only minor injuries.
In Capetown Wor center wine district five natives were killed and 16 seriously injured after clashes with police during a planned demonstration by the Industrial Workers Union. A mob rammed vehicles and attacked officers. Captain Carter was felled by an axe and several constables were wounded as reinforcements arrived.
At Darwin Canberra on Monday the unemployed accepted the offer to be paid 20 shillings a month to take up peanut farming. The scheme aims to settle the unemployed on the land under ordinary conditions, with rents suspended and land under the same terms as other farms.
Fire broke out aboard the Ordvana steamer as it steamed up the bay from Melbourne. The blaze was contained after the Falcon anchored and halted work in the lounge and owner’s quarters. Heat and fear gripped the ship while the crew fought the flames.
A garbled reminiscence recounts Lord Maldon London’s varied life from colonial mining in Australia to service in the Temperin and movement through World War I era conflicts. It mentions Gold Fields, South Africa, and later activities tied to Britain and Australia, with uncertain dates.
In Coolberri on Sunday an altercation between two men led to a broken jaw and a fatal gunshot. Tanion RAMAY, 40, died from a wound after a dispute with Charles Brown, 40, a labourer, who fled but was later arrested by police.
Premier has not yet received a response from Mr. R Love who leads the New South Wales hospital commission about taking the chair of a Royal Commission on hospital matters. It is expected Mr. W Horrin may be named chairman if Love declines, with Brisbane officials signaling a week of potential announcements amid the ongoing commission deliberations.
A dramatic afternoon incident near Wertminater Abey involved a crowd of onlookers as a mob of 40 black workers, led by locals, gathered around Livi apone'n tans during a disturbance. Police intervened and tightened perimeter while onlookers watched.
In Canberra the government plans to abolish preference for returned soldiers prompting the opposition to likely move censure in both houses Wednesday. Leader figures in government and opposition brace for a political clash while the Senate debate remains uncertain and no resignation is anticipated.
The Sydney election scene sees Labour candidates endorsed after a heated postal meeting. Claims of inner-group control rise as supporters accuse the executive of usurping the voters right to choose, with several ward results and names noted.
In a Sydney broadcast a preacher warns that religious persecution in Soviet Russia drives people to madness and even child harm. Missionary groups plan aid as hundreds of thousands flee to Europe and beyond seeking safety from banishment imprisonment and confiscation of religious materials.
Muriel Jolnnton known as Muriel Starr the actress received an unconditional discharge from bankruptcy. Judge Long Trara noted the liabilities totaled 29497 with unencumbered assets of 12/11, citing misfortune in theatrical ventures as the cause of her insolvency.
Almocian the Armenian tailor who spent six months in prison without charge seeks 1,000,090 in frozen damages against Mr. Amy, executor of the Andiaid identity Laboratorr. The case involves claims of alleged blood stains on clothing that were later proved not to exist.
A vast series of timber fires across the eastern United States devastates Nashua New Hampshire with two hundred houses and many industries burned. Losses exceed five million dollars as fires cross rivers and threaten neighboring towns including Lakewood New Jersey and Smithville Long Island. Firefighters from New York City battle blazes along the river and aid from water ferries and fire boats. Three women are reported killed amid the disaster.
State experts question the amount of levy on wages and salaries to fund the government relief plan. The Labour Minister says no decision yet on retrospective timing or start of the financial year. The scheme has government party approval and awaits Cabinet action.
Motor boat race concluded in Brisbane Domain yacht club with Austral firian authority. Mir Almbaner led the field over Ax miles with the fastest time of 8:58 equal to 41 miles per hour. QuA ne Inn bonte secured a wine prize.
The report states that a growing number of men are placed in employment under the government relief program. Within a day or two over 5000 will have been employed, with many still awaiting placement as districts report progress and authorities plan weekly quotas.
A plane from Miowern station plunged from a height of about 400 feet, wounding pilot Baprame and severely injuring a passenger Tearann, with one leg amputated and other injuries reported as the craft wrecked at the scene.
A fragment reports a Labour Day event in Brisbane with witnesses and officials referenced. It mentions attendees such as Lara Arnwila and Rone Yendlona and hints at ceremonial waters and processions surrounding the occasion.
Fragmentary text mentions Kir Tharinn Timpton and Ale Thoma in a London context with unclear timeline and scattered phrases. No coherent event or outcome is readable to summarize with confidence.
A fragmented catalog lists coats and a frock with assorted fabrics and trims. Entries mention waist shaping, linings, pockets, buckles, fur accents, and sizes, with prices in shillings and pence, such as 66/12/68 and 72/8, reflecting a mid century fashion listing.
Selected from Pirat Jholee skins these goods cannot be reflagged under new federal law. offerings include white fox fur, coats, and related items with bold branding and multiple color and finish options.
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