07 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1932
Page
1
Fragmented OCR listing fabrics for home decorating shows florals and damask cloths for curtains upholstery and bedding. Mentions wide designs and various widths with prices and measurements though many words are garbled. The ad indicates a broad selection for drapery and furniture coverings.
A fragmented OCR listing various clothing items with prices and descriptions for men and boys. Items include belts, hats, shirts, pajamas, sets, and accessories. Prices are shown in old currency formats with multiple numeric values and percentages. The text references brands and styles, noting woven fabrics and design features.
A garbled report blends political turmoil with economic policy, noting a failed thief attempt tied to a tariff debate and a new political alignment in Australia. The piece references Earle Page forecasts, labor divisions, and shifting support amid occupation and employment concerns.
A chilling report describes a horrific fatal attack in a coastal community. Victims include a woman and her children as authorities investigate murder charges. The suspect, identified as a local resident, faces a potential life sentence.
A garbled OCR style report describes a chaotic fools carnival with odd phrases and disjointed names. The piece mentions a parade motif, uncertain bets, and unclear local figures, suggesting a muddled event with no clear outcomes or participants identifiable.
Police pursued a suspect through Melbourne streets as a high speed chase led to a violent confrontation near a parade route. Officers used force to subdue the man, who eventually fled on foot into a nearby area, evading immediate capture despite officers’ efforts.
A Melbourne newspaper note discusses Attorney General and ministers considering a prosecution option on whether a Navy reduction policy should be pursued. It references remarks by George and popular opinion about defense personnel and government stance amid ongoing deliberations on the matter.
Fragmented report from London notes a cotton strike vote with 20,252 in favour and 1,508 against. The tally suggests a close result amid weak support, with turnout around two thousand. The text is garbled but indicates a Monday decision and a modest approval rate.
An irate punter in Malden confronts a caretaker at a barrier, threatening violence during a crowd-fueled disturbance. A scuffle ensues as bystanders intervene and police detain several suspects while witnesses describe a chaotic scene with shouting and attempted abductions.
Report describes a widow hoard found in an ice chest near Enfield house, nearly 120 pounds in coins purportedly belonging to Fornhing. A frantic effort followed as officers and residents speculated on concealment, with £100 later withdrawn and questions about the owners and safeguards.
Ponsford expected to miss few matches but aims to play for Victoria England amid Blues and Verano reports. Poor form and lingering leg injury threaten return, with Langridge and Bateman mentioned in opening plans.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a heated debate on tax policy with references to Victoria, Ty Batten, and Selottene. Mentions a proposal to vet 180 offices for extra work and an exemption plan to reach 400,000 nations, with discussion of a tariff floor at 10,000. Unclear names and dates limit exact details.
A garbled report surveys a Chinese journalist's investigation into revolutionary movements and intellectuals in Shanghai. It references figures like Yang Chow and Chew Tow, mentions Formanista formalities, and hints at political tension between Red forces and democratic aims. The piece portrays broad hostility to communism and calls for reform while noting investigations and arrests.
A fragmented OCR item mentions wool batting and related terms with various misspelled and garbled phrases. It appears to reference a product or stock item, possibly pricing notes and attached components, but the readable facts are limited and unclear.
Fragmentary text mentions names and teams in a likely game context but lacks clear subjects dates or results. The readable parts reference persons and a possible win but do not provide verifiable details for a precise summary.
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