10 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
1
A jumble of gownlike coat descriptions for ladies including draped collars epaulet details and shaped backs with various fabrics and colors. Mentions Marcoain marocain natural shantung rindfishes blue and other hues with belted lines and tailored fits.
In Brown and Flame tones, two tone beaded and bejeweled frocks feature long sleeves, fitted cuffs, belted waists, and shaped insets with finned skirts. Beige crepe de chine ensembles highlight beaded necklines, and navy options present long cart or lapel collars with georgette edging and Merrow stitching.
A heated censure move by Mr Lang in the Legislative Assembly collapsed 48 to 10 as Premier Brevans and colleagues faced graft allegations. Stevens defended actions around Barry’s evidence and Royal Commission ties while detailing moneyflows from Lang funds to Labour allies, party ads, and election costs amid claims of bribes and concealed documents.
In Toowoomba the Wheat Board lobbied Federal MPs to oppose planned relief measures for wheat farmers. They doubted major Queensland gains from a 1 million pound phosphate purchase or a production bounty while Canberra signals show a 2.1 million pound fertiliser allocation. Officials note Queensland wheat is largely grown in volcanic soil and fertiliser benefits vary by district.
In police court today a further remand was granted until November 16 in the case of Donald Mackay, 45, clerk, and William Evans, 44, traveller, charged with conspiring to obtain money from the Golden Casket at Union by fraudulent means. Senior sergeant Kearney said he would commence hearing evidence on the next occasion.
A Royal Commission report details alleged graft connections involving Ministers and staff. Bleeman and Sleeman acted as graft operatives, with Bleeman earning 14 pounds weekly from Treasury funds to assist in concealing illicit payments. The narrative ties Lang to a scheme and portrays him as unworthy of public trust.
New York reports an overwhelming Roosevelt victory with a Democratic surge driving Hoover from office. Early returns show Roosevelt carrying Illinois New York and other states, with massive electoral votes and a Democratic Congress likely to dismantle national prohibition. Congress looms as a Democratic majority ready to push repeal.
In Canberra on Wednesday the House of Representatives asked Prime Minister Lyons if an arrangement existed between the government and tobacco manufacturers for buying the new season's crop. Lyons said the minees of Mr. H. S. Guilett delayed the matter, but an Assistant Minister met with the manufacturers and a conference was called.
Government entomological team to investigate a red flea linked to deaths in Tatiblite area. Samples received. officials hope it proves a natural enemy to rabbits. No further details on the parasite or investigations disclosed yet.
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