25 Sep 1937
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1937
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local brief mentioning Johnsons, a school, a presenter, events at Spires, and Ranger knickers. Names and places are unclear. details are unreadable. The readable bits suggest a generic community note with no clear action or outcome.
A large-scale eviction of pickets at Mullany’s brewery occurred as police surrounded the premises and a marquee was set up nearby. Negotiations between the Brewery Association and trades council followed, with plans for a conference to resume talks. Wages and hours were the central issues, as workers sought a minimum of 41 2 for 46 hours historically.
In Toowoomba at the annual meeting of the Equalisation Committee chaired by Mr. J Purcell, the Radcliffe Board notes a year of slow progress. The committee reports funds were fed and prices for cheese rose across Australia, with no protests against the rise noted amid calls for continued support to avert damage to the butter industry.
A long court battle over railway wage claims ends with higher weekly earnings for drivers and other staff. The decision, delivered after months of hearings, boosts pay by up to 14 percent for several groups while maintaining 40 hour week limits and noting substantial annual losses for the department.
Labour Daily rebutts Beasley on conscription and League Covenant in a detailed reply, stating Labour Party policy rejects imperialist distortions and reaffirms commitments. The piece argues Labour opposition to any unilateral foreign policy shifts and defends adherence to League principles.
Australia to commission the new patrol boat CANGMBAA within six months. It will be fitted with a Vickers machine gun, echo sounding device, and charting gear to map the northern coast. The vessel will have a 9000 mile cruising range, a speed around 16 knots, and a crew of nine.
An Australian committee inquiry discusses price setting for Vm produce and dairy, noting no overpayment by processors. Consumption figures rise from 1990 to 1994, with data on water use per head and chocolate exports. Election of directors follows, with D G O'Shea elected chairman and audit selections confirmed.
Lowood Prin Wilred George Walls, hotel proprietor of Pemnvale, faced a court hearing before Mr. A Cameron PM for selling unlabelled spirits. The case noted bottles of rum and whisky sold without proper labeling. He was fined 62 10 with costs and faced 18 days imprisonment.
A fragmented note reports the death of a shipper tied to the Endeavour IT enterprise in London. Details are unclear, with garbled names and scattered references to a voyage, a route, and unspecified associates. The item lacks coherent facts to establish a clear narrative.
A local meeting announced a grant of 2000 pounds to fight grasshoppers subject to Local Government Act conditions. Officials struggle to gauge disbursement as applications move through authorities amid calls for centralized action. The chamber urged government action and local councils set budgets and measures for pest control.
London reports the two mile Jang Starestroem bridge the longest in Europe was formally handed over to the Danish State Railways by the Bri th fom of Dorman Lang. The bridge is to be officially opened to Ming Christian on Sunday with connections between Passier and Masnedo.
Darwin waterfront workers reported for duty after early meetings as a strike was averted. Agents estimated sailors would miss about three weeks of work with overtime high wages cited. Police collected statements after a dispute at the ton secretary’s office.
Ottawa reports a sea captain, linked to war reparation schemes totaling 71,000 dollars, was sentenced after extradition from the United States. The case involves alleged payments connected to 1912 events, and Senator H. Logan appears in related public life notes. The arrest and ensuing legal actions span multiple jurisdictions.
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