04 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 04, 1933
Page
1
Cottons and voiles described with Magyar shoulder trims and contrast piping. Nightgowns feature floral embroidery and pin tucks with a mule-style yoke. Sizes 3 W and W offered.
Readable text describes maids and children's pyjamas in floral prints and two piece sets with assorted shades. Highlights include styles with trimmed contrast facings and long sleeves, available in multiple sizes.
A catalog snippet lists fabrics in navy villa brown and white with checks. It notes widths around 27 inches and 50 inches and mentions white and malzy shades with several unclear abbreviations and yard measurements.
In Brisbane on Friday the Legislative Assembly discussed the Butter Stabilisation Bill. Agriculture Minister EPW Bullock traced origins to years of low prices and lack of organization. A Dairy Products Stabilisation Board would oversee quotas and state shares, with voters electing farm representatives and amendments desired by Queensland producers. Ministers and farmers urged broader state participation and clear board membership.
Melbourne reports Premier W F Smith opposes a flour sales tax while South Australia’s Butler urges an early clear commitment to wheat growers via country aid. Tasmania’s Brier?ee offers cautious view as Canberra authorities plan cabinet study on bread and wheat price relations.
In Victoria British Columbia the Glberels under T D Puttulo won the general elections while Premier G Tolote failed to win a seat. The result reshapes the provincial leadership and party balance.
In Chicago a third gang murder occurred this afternoon as Harry Wheeler, an ex associate of Lebensberger, was shot in a barber chair. A handgun bullet shattered the rear window as Wheeler was attended by a manicurist and barber. The victim died without a struggle.
Friday's public meeting saw Country Progressive National party candidate A M Bull stand for the Stanley by election. Delegates heard votes counted with Bell on 421. Other nominees included Ur Poole Furnvale A O Munro Lowood Mveuni A Blenkley and W Polcnn Woodford Ald Langdon mayor of Hedlife attended but was not nominated and will not contest.
In Brisbane the Opposition leader announced plans to move that a Police Union deputation to the Home Secretary implicated three MPs and police officials in alleged criminal code violations. The motion aims to compel Talty to substantiate the charges or face consequences, as debate is delayed to Tuesday. The issue underscores perceived misconduct and calls for public clarification.
Workers at the Homebush abattoir walk out after employers cut wages by two pence. A large portion of the shift time was lost in stop work meetings and afternoon duties were not begun. Leaders plan to continue negotiations over the weekend with a report due Monday. The strike risks disrupting the stock market if duties are not resumed.
London reports weigh a possible withdrawal of Japanese troops from near the Great Wall as tensions rise with Russia over China’s Eastern Railway. The Chronicle notes movement could signal a crisis, but Russia seeks to avoid war, hoping for peace in the East unless Japan acts otherwise.
The article reports on accusations against three members of parliament and police administration involving Sections 93 12 and 192 of the Criminal Code. It notes potential royal commission involvement to restore police integrity and a planned motion by Mr Moore with responses from Mr Toby and Mr Talty.
Brisbane witnesses allege mismanagement at A.C.B. Limited with dishonoured cheques daily from 1932 to 1939 and false balance sheets in Melbourne creditors meeting. Albert Byerley claims assets inflated and cash trading growth misrepresented. court adjourned for seven days.
Mount Isa reports a strike closing the Great Northern line causing timetable changes and a weekly train mileage of about 10 000. The AWU aims to reopen talks with management while negotiations are expected to begin once Fallon opens negotiations.
A 15 minute air raid drill conducted in Belgrade suspended traffic and prompted residents to seek shelter in cellars while colored sawdust simulated bombs, as alarms rang through the town.
Classified notice for men's black patent pumps in plastic array with white trim and best quality patent material. Describes comfort mode and multiple sizes. Includes pricing or stock notes and refers to a special promotion or price window ending soon.
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