07 May 1930
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 07, 1930
Page
1
Oddly garbled textile item description reads Burlei Dorset 6h and Glaverty branding. Mentions handsome silk brache with reinforced front and six suspender options. Price listed as 10/11 with references to heavy figure tun and adjustable waist sizes 24-36 inches.
London reports Bradman’s brilliant 223 not out as Australia reach 305 in the first innings amid heavy rain and a weakened field. Geary, Richardson, and Armstrong contribute notable knocks while Quacklike weather and foggy conditions hamper progress and test the crowd’s patience.
Melbourne reports detail a cabinet discussion on restoring the military preference clause. Captain Dyett says Beullin showed sympathy and urged restoration, while Labour party talks anticipate abolition of soldiers preference amid party tensions.
Fragmented OCR text describes a two year period with references to legal actions, years, and a court proceeding. The readable fragments indicate a trial or appeal process with mentions of parties, a committee, and a return of some result.
Vague report describes a Federal capital candidate matter with interim notes and committee references. The text mentions Vienna and a chamber, project terms, approvals by a Public Works Committee, and a monetary amount of about LTU 000. The legible facts are sparse and unclear.
An account describes the death of T Walker after returning home from work on Rathiven Street. A man pursued him and a police inquiry followed. The event involved a railway worker, his widow and two children, with details of the chase and witness confusion.
Unclear OCR reports student clashes in Madrid during a protest at the Faculty of Medicine. Police dispersed rioters after objects were thrown and injuries occurred. the unrest followed attempts to topple a statue and damaged property amid student faction clashes.
A massive earthquake in Burma near the Sittang and Fegu rivers causes widespread death and destruction. Over 600 people feared dead as rail and telegraph networks fail and medical aid floods in. Fire brigades work through the night to rescue trapped victims amid collapsed buildings.
Still raging at New Fork with 50,000 gerts tozed and embers threatening more villages. Two villages destroyed and towns menaced as crews fight the blaze amid shifting weather conditions and many injuries reported.
An OCR readout describes a historical scene around prickly pear pests and observations. It references life, age, and unsuccessful controls with mentions of locations and times, noting large numbers and failed attempts to manage the infestation.
A fragmentary report from the center details conditions among Aboriginals in the region. The document references several officials and observers and notes inquiries reached a preliminary conclusion amid conflicting positions.
Fragmentary OCR describes an art gallery matter with references to committee, funds, and a transfer or instruction. Names and places are unclear. readable portions suggest discussions of gifts or consignments to a royal or institutional body and the role of a proposer in a gallery event.
Brisbane reports praise for a government backed relief plan for unemployment. Mr Brown commended Moore’s approach, suggesting the McCormack government would have backed the scheme if revived. He argued the policy would improve living standards and address unemployment while criticizing critics and hoarded funds.
The Commonwealth apple export grand championship was judged at the Australian fruit exhibition in Hobart today. R. E. Fowler of Pomoval Victoria won with high points, Bishop Crothers of Ingdud Valley Tor rittanis placed around with a strong score, and Broadwater Orchard Company of Stanthorpe Queensland finished third with fourth growth.
Questioned today about the stoppage of railway work between Kyola and Grint for Saturday’s opening, the Commissioner and council debate whether funds will be needed to proceed. Australia’s government plans to supply required money, with readiness for the Queensland site, aiming for opening by late July or early August.
A garbled note reports government actions amid unemployment claims and winter solstice context. It mentions Teor varlons Teh Iy a ion fur Rintin and the Conte nienwenalth Havemement, with unclear dates, officials, and a plan to address the unrest and cooling tensions.
A catalog fragment lists exclusive tailored coats in woven and tweed styles with bordered edges, pockets, collars, buckles, and varied sizes. Prices range from £5/5 to £7/7, highlighting fabric notes, lining, and finish, typical of a late period fashion page.
A fragment describes a stock of furs and poultry in Warwick with phrases about front Fleet Choice imported skins not to be replaged under new federal law. It references fox fur items and various price mentions though the text is jumbled and partially unreadable.
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