17 Sep 1937
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1937
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows fabric prices and color choices including brown black and white with quantities 4/6 5/6 and 12/6 15/6. Names like Beles Brown Price and Whe/Bel es appear garbled. The readable items suggest a fabric shop listing with unit prices and color variants.
An ad for men and boys underwear features a sale of new Binclets style garments with price details and sizing options. The brief notice highlights availability in men’s and boys’ departments and emphasizes value and comfort.
Canberra reports a cabinet draft outlining Prime Minister Lyons's policy to be delivered in Deloraine on October 28. The plan stresses taxes and government control to fund 7 million international towns next year while outlining mortgage branch establishment at the Commonwealth Bank. Labor aims for Senate gains as well, with hopes to form a majority in the House of Representatives. Minister Paterson undergoes emergency surgery and is expected to recover enough to address voters within the campaign fortnight.
A state labour conference voted to end pre selection of parliamentary candidates. Ballots already held were declared void. Party factions clashed as the federal structure faced upheaval with leaders applauding amid dispute over the party’s direction.
A fragment notes a 1871 factory girls reunion in London with vows of keeping in touch over ten years. One attendee had returned from Soniauscre Me, six wed, and another had been mayor of Exsinem. The group planned to delve into factory memories and friendships.
Parliament seeks endorsement from the party and will be appointed to discuss necessary machinery including timing and authority for endorsing candidates. With federal elections near, fear of ballot weighting causing confusion is noted while efforts aim to endorse candidates before the conference ends or at a special meeting. The federal dates are expected to be decided by the state council as Labour candidates face divisions and varying views on ballot procedures.
The Supreme Court ruled for the defendant in a defamation suit brought by Davillle Downs Gosopers Bye Bacon Aveoolation Ltd against Frederick Nath of Laldtey. Justice A. Douglas presided, finding Nath did not act to publish about October events in Teogonlawaly. The case concerned alleged harm to reputation and alleged misdeeds toward several individuals.
Reports from Upper Burnett and Monto districts describe a suspected three day sickness among cattle. Observers say several cows died and others were affected, with post mortem exams planned to determine the disorder while authorities investigate potential spread to nearby herds. Local officials and cattle owners express fear of broader outbreaks across Barambah and Kingaroy areas.
A disputed case involving an enraged client ends in a fatal confrontation with an assistant attorney general. The violence triggers an investigation into alleged threats, property damage, and potential legal repercussions for the involved parties and witnesses across the tense legal landscape.
A chaotic parliament session debates emergency measures to halt a destructive grasshopper outbreak across Queensland. Premier and opposition clash over extermination powers, with calls for rapid baiting programs and potential government land actions to control the infestation.
Public Service Commissioner Briedane notes parts of the annual report on wage fixation and family needs. He suggests parental duties influence wage fairness and hints at measures to assist dependent children of poorer parents. The discussion links school-age requirements and broader social policy to potential action.
Reports from Darwin describe tight secrecy around the patrol ship Larrakin amid legal maneuvers over its movements. The Takashi Maru, seized at Baunte Bay in June, shows deterioration and will be scraped. costs to the administration total about 100. Japanese representatives are sending a deputation to Australia. Counsel is briefed in Darwin for the release case of Une Takachiho Maru, heard soon by Mr Justice Wells in the Supreme Court. An eminent Sydney QC will advise the local writ will not be brought to Darwin. No action planned on the release of the Nippon Maru. Takachihe Maru case has been de-?
A Belfast man shot at his front door sued the local corporation for malicious injuries and was awarded 240. Another man tarred, feathered, and chained to a ram post received 4. A third attacked in the rect area was awarded 10.
A fragmented article argues wage fixation undermines employment prospects for both men and women amid industrial theory debates. It references policy debate, Crown privileges, and the challenge of implementing impersonal employment methods as workers press for fair pay and job security. Local officials and courts are cited regarding grievances and claim structures.
The annual meeting discussed Empire Dairies Ltd turnover of £6,716,012 for the year to March 1, 1997, with an increase in milk and butter consignments. Mr P Daley urged faster growth of pasture and markets while A G Muller noted limited support from cooperative factories in Queensland. Re-election of Mr Pealey as director was recorded amid concerns over export markets and production levels.
In Brisbane on Thursday Chaploin Bens Lellavale, famed for prime sheep country, was bought by J. Baran owner of Lammermogratition mar Prairis. The property spans about 67800 acres with railway access, water bores, and a wool bed. Baran reportedly paid 818,500 on a Mocked basis, with transfers involving A. E. Whip and Mrs Elmason of Bural and Mr Simpson paying 5000.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Day of Atonement horn blown in Jerusalem with references to prayer at the Western Wall and crowd movement. The text is garbled and difficult to parse, but centers on ritual signaling and observance at the wall during Yom Kippur.
A terse report notes Quilpie children, after a five week holiday at Teed elite, show weight gain. Mentions of Britintw for shopping, Nipsharvtige, and a political reference to a Whig West party member arriving from WL are included in the fragmented OCR text.
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