28 Sep 1937
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1937
Page
1
A graphic disaster report details a typhoon and harbor wreckage with ships crushed and buildings toppled. It describes multiple vessels grounding smashing windows and collapsing walls, with casualties and rescues across the scene.
In Industrial Court today Justice Webb referred to an article in the State Service Union Journal of August 94 The Com Claikant Court. The Registrar would be affected by long proceedings before the court. The State Service Union applied for revision of pay rates for clerks typists Bible and female torture, record assistants, messengers and waiters attendants. The claim, opposed by the Public Service Commission, proceeded with evidence and was adjourned until tomorrow.
Trade records show Britain importing goods valued at 102,000 and returning goods valued at 10,845,000 during a period in 1906 27 under the assessment of Roland Wilson. The figures reflect a sharp rise in export activity, with total monthly exports reaching 1 480 000 and notable daily figures noted in the ledger.
The Advisory Committee of the League of Nations in Australia considers the Sino Japanese war stance with Commonwealth representation by Mr. G ret e. Earlier, China asked the League to censure Japan over treaty violations. Brice urges firmness, warning against appeasement and the risk to the League’s prestige and welfare.
London reports detail a German liner attacking a Chinese fishing fleet near Hong Kong with 100 fishermen aboard. Survivors, including men and women, describe gunfire, wreckage, and crews struggling in the water before rescue and hospital treatment. Authorities open inquiry as losses are tallied and ships registered.
A fragmented notice reports a £15,000 gift to the College of Physicians Melbourne for medical research with multiple names and partial details about approvals, beneficiaries, and related endowments. The text references Mrs A and other individuals, with unclear dates and benefactor connections.
Sydney Monday reports the shooting of Captain Mandy Lewis Yelland Andrews, District Commissioner for Palestine, as he left an Anglican church in Nazareth. Arab assailants murdered two Christian Arab landlords, Awad Khoury and Sheikh Mohammed Obahim, during the same wave of violence. Police and military patrols sweep the Upper Galilee area to deter further attacks across the Jordan while authorities condemn the murders and call for calm.
In Brisbane on Monday the City Council approved a loan of £300,000 for the current year’s beam works and arumme. The offer is reported with details on interest, brokerage, and repayment, noting support from the town clerk and Vice-Mayor.
The Queensland Professional Officers Association asked the Industrial Court today to grant a five day week for public service workers. The union seeks 9 am to 1 pm and 1 pm to 5 pm shifts, arguing a 40 hour week aligns with other states. Government opponents warn the plan would cost about 70,000 pounds annually and burden the Crown with extra expenses.
The Brisbane report notes the agricultural and dairying sectors across Queensland face varied conditions due to drought and seasonal factors. It highlights prospects for wheat, dairy, and pastoral regions, with August to September seen as pivotal for planting and recovery. The review mentions rainfall, prices, and potential market influences, but cautions uncertainty in forecasts for the upcoming periods.
A labor council discussion in London considers a boycott of Japanese goods and ships to protest wartime actions. The plan urges unions to halt repair work on ships trading with Japan and to oppose imports, while doubts linger about practical support among Australians and the public.
Ipswich reports grasshopper invasion spreading over clubs and Phillips streets. Health authorities act quickly to monitor and control the pest, with measures to eradicate the district. Bribane government subsidy details follow cabinet meeting.
In a Sydney statement, Beasley attacks Lyons over wartime policy and conscription, accusing the Lyons government of wavering on collective security and Australian obligations. The exchange centers on election questions and party fronts amid tensions with Britain and Ledgin Powers.
Cabinet approves construction of a new maternity hospital at Goondiwindi with an estimated cost of £17,228 to be funded by government authorities. The plan outlines location near the Meintyre River and includes provisions for staff housing and essential facilities.
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