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16 Sep 1937
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Warwick Daily News in Warwick, Queensland
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1937
Page
1
Aborigine Arrest Declined in Domestic Battle Case
A chaotic early morning incident in Darwin involving an aborigine man and a white woman led to an initial charge of unlawful presence on the premises being withdrawn. The magistrate directed the case toward a different charge and noted the high publicity surrounding the event, while witnesses described a violent struggle and a neighbor's alarm as police intervened. The aborigine was subdued after a confrontation in the bedroom, with the husband and neighbors recounting attempts to restrain him, and no additional charges were filed against the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Jackie
Michaeden
Mintiy Poin
Tata
Rerges
Inipsiennia
Dairy cooperative debate on fodder relief and profits
In Brisbane the Dairy Association inquiry heard Minister for Agriculture and Horticulture Buleark defend the cooperative dairy board. MP Nimmo pressed for auditor general details as Downy Co-operative Dairy Association discussed fodder distribution and relief measures. The article notes about 46 percent profit involvement in fodder distribution efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimmo
Onley
Buleoce
Mwy
RELIEF LABOUR URGED FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT OVER UNPRODUCTIVE WORK
Wednesday budget debate in the Legislative Assembly. Nicklin argues for relief labour as a productive alternative to unemployment. Suggests transferring £150,000 from vetet funds to fund work on farms and roads with wages to workers and clothing allowances. Notes Victoria worker rates and single men with families as context for proposed pay.
Lyons Confident Labour Hopes for Landslide Victory
Canberra dispatch reports Mr Lyons confident of victory as election campaigns intensify across Australia. Government supporters predict a possible majority while Labour factions fear losses. Pervasive campaign efforts include planes and radio to boost turnout amid uncertain public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Lyons
Labour
Canberra
Weinoetay
Lyons
Pal) Without Some Quialtion. the General Opinion Among Gov‘ccumient
Mrs Bonney Advocates Non speed In Premanile
Mrs H B Bonney the Queensland airwoman who recently flew solo from Darwin to Cape Town preached Premanile aboard the motor ship Femplar. The voyage covered about 14 000 miles, with roughly 4060 in destination discussions. In New South Wales politics Labour gains and Victorian election maneuvers frame a broad federal campaign landscape as parties jostle seats and state alignments amid looming ministerial tours and public statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
HB. Bonney
Queensland Airwhman
Darwin
Cape Town
New Souls
Newnes
Macquarie
U.ap
Lakwa
Vietoran
Labour
Gemrnal
Menzies
Ur Borden
New South Wales
Bouin
Labolin
Alllarat
Senge
Rellsime UA
Men ‘Vert
Mesné
Pusey and Harrison
EchoNiot
Labor
Bute
Corange
Lavour Onsiagiri
Government plans to expand Lamington National Park in Queensland
A Brisbane timber offer and moves to improve the Main Rose Commission as the government debates forestry funding. Budget criticism centers on tax policy with calls for reform, while officials defend current spending amid calls for permanent prosperity beyond taxation. The premier defends value of services and wages against deeper cuts.
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Bribbamne
Brisbane Timbers
Lakey
Rose
Lamington
National Park
Ateranta O'Reilly
Bieal
Binaburra
Brisbane
Theorestry
Foun
Lois
Rueensland
Waugh
Luxeuloe
Canada tightens radio rules amid criticism and delays
Ottawa reports new Broadcasting Commission regulations target abusive criticism and political content. The rules cap advertising to ten percent of programs, seek to curb sensationalism, and require record keeping. The measure follows pressure from broadcasters and public groups amid ongoing debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Government plans regulate pearling vessel operations
In Canberra on Wednesday the Commonwealth Government announced new measures to regulate pearling vessels off the Northern Territory. The plan includes recruitment of experienced police officers, patrol vessels with diesel engines, and potential air cover. A base in Darwin may be established with Defence Department cooperation to support patrols and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Northern Territory
RAAF
Bio Aatend
King Iver
Australia
Pajero
Aeli
Thortigerott
Singapore
Defence Department
Darwin
FA Pari
Defence
Ite Saar
Intervention Action Jockey Munro Divorce Case
Sydney hearing in the Intervention case involving Iris Veronkes Munro and David Bingh Mura details continued. Testimony covered marital conduct and the plan to resume matrimonial relations as Mrs Pinter campaigns for the divorce on grounds of misconduct. Witnesses described events including alleged intoxication and purchases. verdict pending continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockey Munro
Sydney
Iris Veronkes Munre Widay
Mrs Pinter
David Bingh Mura
Dmeoree
Arnie Marton
Farmers Debt Adjustments in Queensland
BRISBANE Wednesday. In the Legislative Assembly the Minister for Agriculture and Stock Mr W Billenek said the Commonwealth Government intended to provide 287 500 for farmers debt adjustments this financial year. Queensland's share of the original 10 million allocation was 1 150 000 with a further 2 million to be allotted. Queensland’s portion would be 240 000 making a total of 1 240 000. The Commonwealth had agreed the money would be returned when required by the states. Mr Burile noted the amount actually available. No Queensland funds were further advanced. About 61807 for approved claims were committed by the Farmers Debt Adjustment Board. The credit balance in the state treasury stood at 23 726.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
W. Billenek
Wilkins
Port Curtis
Ima Bern
Bulcock
Queensland
Asia
Fribulion Queeniland
Commonwealth
Mtr
Fermeys
Sensation on Brisbane Express
Sydney passengers report a violent incident aboard a Brisbane Express where a man allegedly drew a revolver during a dispute with another passenger. A window was smashed, a person possibly fled through it, and the wounded man later reached Ben Lomond and LyE station, with authorities seeking none yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Patire
Allway
Glentmnem
Ben Lomond
McGarrity
McCarrity
Lye
Driver Severely Burned In Car Accident
A car crash near Heatharenion left driver severely burned. The victim, a 60 year old man, was traveling along a road toward Satmarowid Whip Wiering when the vehicle went off the embankment and caught fire. Firefighters arrived and transported him to a power plant hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhampton
Wedngsday
Dotie Asher
Cairy
Atin
Sooist
Héoktharenion
Toad
Satmarowid
Cautay
Beloly
Eran Abel
Melbourne brief notices mix political and civic items
Melbourne report notes infantile paralysis deaths and new health figures, city council funds for welfare projects, and a federal election with no declared candidates yet. The piece lists social security and labor topics, with references to local bank figures and upcoming election steps in Queenland.
Conflicting Reports On Safety Of Hides Expedition
Sydney dispatch summarizes mixed signals on the safety of the Hides expedition. Messages describe progress and setbacks, with references to Papas Development Company and individuals Lyall, Wal Mite, and Dy Lyall aboard a river estuary voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall
Elias
Willy
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