08 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 08, 1933
Page
1
The motion by Mr Moore was defeated on a party line vote amid heated debate. Opponents urged restraint while supporters pressed for immediate public action. the chair and Speaker faced questions over procedural propriety and potential ministerial responsibility.
Fragmentary report outlines German proposals for cooperation with allies, opposition from opponents, and the broader debate on wartime alliances. Mentions allied leaders, political figures, and calls for a unified stance in Europe, with references to police and government roles and concerns over neutrality and influence.
A severely garbled digest argues Britain faces strategic failure due to weak aerial defenses and unreliable doctrine. It asserts depleted resources, obsolete ships, and limited air power could let adversaries overrun the country unless rearmament and doctrine are hastened, warning Britain's future battles may hinge on air superiority and rapid mobilization.
A corrupted tale emerges of political figures facing charges tied to gambling in Malaora and Bed ford. The third arrest surfaces as officials including Talty and Dravkiealy deny involvement while MP Talip’s reliability is questioned. The debate, tabled papers, and vote on the motion end with a defeat by 87 to 20.
A Queensland board meeting focused on wheat policy as chairman urged action to watch market conditions. Officials discussed exporting wheat from Darling Downs to ease port congestion and to meet domestic needs, with debate over government support and farm export strategies.
A sprawling, fragmented report alleges widespread abuses and famine across Russia and neighboring regions. It cites claims of privations, violence, and cannibalism, with references to villages in Khovkoy and the Kuban while noting children dying from starvation and widespread hardship.
A severe storm drenched the region, causing record floods across Almont Anebes and nearby towns. Inundation reached 12 inches in places, uprooting trees and submerging rail yards. Southport reported coastal rain and water in yards. stations and tracks flooded, with roadways slowed by extensive water. Authorities warned residents to seek higher ground as the storm moved inland.
Melbourne officials announced unanimous approval of a proposal to build a central bridge costing 25,100,000 with work to begin soon. The plan includes site selection, preparation, and likely employment for workers, with details and public exhibit planned for Queensland.
In Darwen the Supreme Court affirmed four verdicts of pulley against Murny Baker on a charge related to the death of Palmer Bruche at Alexander on October 1. Baker was not sentenced to death. The case highlights the ongoing push toward capital punishment debates in the territory.
Fragmented OCR shows a British advert listing multiple brands and items in ladies sleepwear. Mentions pyjamas, gowns, and jumpers with wide trims, readable product names, prices, and color notes, though text is garbled and inconsistent.
Fragmented OCR lists various dress fabrics with colors and yard prices. Mentions include Navy White Brown Black and several vague brand-like terms. Some entries reference widths around two meters and “English ta hyle” shades, with scattered pricing data and incomplete product names.
Trade brief outlines rates for raing oats and weather gear. Mentions reversible goat fleece items, price ranges from 19/8 to 1B/1L, and a final note on men's reversible jackets and a limited stock line labeled Bubpee Costa. Includes assorted product names and vague seasonal pricing.
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