07 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1933
Page
1
Fragmented textile catalog notes describe various nightgown options in floral voile and white fabrics. Mentions of colours and trimmings indicate a catalog listing for sizes and designs with decorative embroidery and piping details.
A fragmented ad-like item describes floral rayon pyjama sets for maids and children. It mentions colors and patterns such as floral crepe, with limited legible details about sizes and prices. The text is garbled with multiple OCR errors but centers on nightwear, specifically pyjamas for household staff and youngsters.
Weather reports note storms causing varied damage across Clifton Ting's Creek Bobby Giersoost and Vargullen districts. Initial tallies show flooded ponds farm buildings and wheat crop injuries, with registries counting up to four latched incidents and multiple farms reporting damage. officials warn total losses remain uncertain though only a portion of wheat crests and oat fields appear heavily affected.
A garbled report mentions Dr A Vick ers and plans tied to Western Australia government. It references a Premier and a possible national design, with costs around £500 and two planes at a port. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
A fragmented report describes a loan council meeting with irregularities cited, including a 400,000 pound budget over 35 years and retirement provisions. The attorney proposed an allotment of 5,000,000 pounds for related purposes, with follow ups involving Lu Kranard on a one vote wider elements.
A garbled report discusses Locarno and the League of Nations amid UK policy debates. It cites Mr Walter Givrine ab Peters and Sir Stratford Cripps proposals, warning of war risk and urging restraint and collective security through treaties amid European tensions.
A garbled wartime style report shows American farmers pressing for price controls and wartime production policies. References to leaders, pickets, and government figures suggest tension between farmers and authorities over agricultural prices, production goals, and enforcement, with mention of Secretary Wallace and policy debates shaping next steps.
A chaotic disruption on city transit and streets disrupts schedules as passengers clash with authorities. Reports describe fights on platforms, angry crowds, and police intervention amid broader labor and transport tensions. Local officials vow to reinforce safety and restore order.
A chaotic Sunday across Dublin and Bettiah features youths assaulting a patrol, the Moran incident where John Moran dived into icy water to save a girl but was swept away, and police clashes as crowds react to motions banning a film in St Stephen’s Square. Reports mention Republic Army shopels and widespread disorder with casualties and arrests.
Fragmented report discusses Lt Talty Brisdaye and Airy J Talby regarding a House division vote. It notes Home Secretary and members considering a motion, with references to Hunton drafting a speech and Labour members likely proposing motions to summon Mr Talty to the House.
A fragmented dispatch from Moscow reports intensifying Russo Japanese tensions and warnings of possible military actions. It notes Japanese movements near Manchuria and souring Sino regional anxiety, with references to Western and Soviet responses, amid uncertain prospects of war and diplomatic strain.
The article reports ongoing Exodus with Mount 18 and Monday events. Tony interviewer notes a maid claim about support. Mrs Fallon and council of service committee met with the minister, but officials deny faults. A large march last night disrupted calm as the town remains quiet today.
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