21 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1934
Page
1
The Howitching Anglo wide brim hat with Bandeau and satin flower details is shown at The Fri, styled with grosgrain ribbon and suede tones. Beige Dodaline displays a crown glint and daisies peeping through, side fold brim and grosgrain trim. Brown sisal hat in grey with blue and grey trimming, distinct loops, and a light ribbon finish. Lightweight blue wheat straw hat with airy center, sprayed with wildflowers and ribbon for a fresh summer look.
A fashion notice describes summer frocks featuring spotted and black and white washable silks. Descriptions include collars, puff sleeves, panels, kilted georgette finishes, and long trimmed dresses with elaborate bodices and inset panels. Sizes and measurements are given for several styles.
Footwear of quality and distinction listed with various styles including pump soles patent bar shoes and coban heels. Brown and suede court shoes, brown calf, and Cuban leather options feature tunior spaleo heels and trimmings. Prices shown as 28/0 and 24/0 with notes on patent finishes and material details.
Melbourne reports the new Federal Government to create a plan to absorb unemployed youths. Prime Minister Lyons aims for Commonwealth action with state cooperation and a possible national conference. Cabinet reshuffles and ministerial assignments are discussed, with Parkhill and other ministers in focus.
The report shows Canberea metal output and auction values increasing in the six months ending June. Compared with the previous half year and the first half of 1430, prices rose, with total production reaching 283,500 ounces worth about £1,150,088 versus £1,008,584 for the earlier period.
Frustrated Parth a South Australia author aboard the Kordola fell overboard near Fremantle as the vessel neared port. The crew lowered a lifeboat within about 20 minutes he was rescued and revived after being taken to the police station on a charge not stated.
A Brisbane report notes a parliamentary move to amend the Primary Producers Co-operative Associations Act. The Minister for Agriculture Mr F W Tweedie indicated there would be no financial changes between the Wheat Board and the proposed cooperative flour mill. Debate and readings were scheduled, with the third reading set for Thursday.
A London march by Australian ex-settlers protests British policy and urges fair treatment for ex-farmers. Posters, a campaign by the Victorian Ex-Service Settlers Association, accuse Australian governments of fraud and demand justice. They report officials at Australia House ignoring their appeals and say the campaign seeks to pressure the judiciary and government while continuing until grievances are redressed.
A violent ambush on a Finnls River mining camp leaves Nipper and his partner injured as a spear wound ends in the death of the Aboriginal man. The attack followed a theft incident involving a rifle and a struggle that left others fleeing. Local authorities investigate the sequence of ambushes and alleged thefts linked to the incident.
Brisbane Premier Smithy criticizes the Federal court's industrial reach and warns Commonwealth laws could be undermined if the court's actions are upheld. He cites Bowen waterside case and notes renewed attention at the February Premiers Conference to federal encroachment on state powers.
Report from Canberra states a Japanese sampan was intercepted near Possession Island or Booby Island and four men landed at Bouly Gland. Officials queried the crew about their business as authorities logged details with the Collector of Customs. The incident highlights tensions over foreign vessels in Australian waters and prevents further action pending government response.
London report details a search for Wand Brisbane and companions after a shipwreck near Mont Blanc. A party failed to reach the top, while authorities pursue clues from September involving a mountain rescue and related misadventures, with ongoing inquiries into the fate of those aboard.
A fragmented report notes discussion in parliament where Minister TA Bruce indicated plans to move a committee next Tuesday to seek leave to introduce a bill. Interjection from Mr Welles and a quip about another grab are captured in terse remarks.
Mr Hf M Russell, president of Cham boro Commerce, reports after a five month abroad tour that successful Australian butter sales in Britain depend on quality and steady supplies. He notes Denmark’s consistent quality, explains New Zealand butter sells at a premium due to better advertising, and predicts no Ottawa quota changes before expiration with potential price restrictions to aid local producers.
In a swift airborne medical operation Dr. C. Fons aided a patient, rushed to a hospital for immediate surgery after a perilous landing. The incident featured a rapid Darwin rescue with no mishap as an instrument for relief.
Dr Angus defends his teaching against a New South Wales Presbyterian decision. He denounces alleged injustice, affirms justice above church law, and challenges accusers to cite scripture supporting their claims. He accuses critics of misusing doctrine and invites a public confession if proof is found.
Jurors found Turedey George Menry Green and Richard Ramways guilty in a criminal court on charges they forged 18 documents to manipulate a postal vote ballot tied to a May election in the metropolitan province. J George, a port city council member, and J Prisklin, Lord Mayor, were associated with the case and remanded for further proceedings.
Work resumes at Tysaght's Newcastle plant at earliest practical moment after a naval action, as the union seeks to halt operations and ready workers for duty. The announcement notes plans to align with the palmitet and to make men available for service as soon as possible.
Auditor General J Moris urges parliament to review loan conversion provisions to cut high costs. Norrka notes Ton conversions cost 1 0 2 per cent wider Biato under 12 year history, calling for clearer explanation and consideration of Primejal Agreement outcomes and adjustment of Commonwealth Treasurer input.
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