Conspiracy Charge Against Skating Rink Manager
Sydney reports the arrest of Lee Charles Hendredt, managing director of Prince's Restaurant in Martin Place, on conspiracy to defraud Ice Skating Palats Ltd. He allegedly conspired with a partner to obtain money through false pretenses, with court dates noted between April and July. The case involves multiple locations and alleged fraudulent activities tied to the skating rink operation.
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Sydney
Lee Charles Hendredt
Prince's
Martin Plane
Ice Skating Palats, Ltd
Ial al Sydney
Rats Clarke Hinge
Defraud
Tee SkaUg
Pam
Mamiuy Monee
Tinsalr
Palile
Bern
VTI
Dk CaQien
Arnaig
Paranikis
Pokieriaen
Musi
Korte
Poe
Duncan Twieturing
Minster
TCE
Acenee
Canberra
Zeulaya
Riols
Ube
lPuironir
Dota Kerrjeemior Hyginapeoe
Dislocation If Loan Works Were Delayed In Ty Borough
Local council debates delaying loan works to meet cash needs and avert town works disruption. Lord Mayor and Aldermen argue over funding gaps and the risk of a debt overhang while seeking a temporary overdraft and special fund to sustain operations.
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Tait
Tve Bouin
Ted
Exettar
Tren
Hanna
Courier-Mati Tact
Joan Activitier
Perma’ Witwcks
Tive Feet
Mayer
Genayel
Eevestiee
Phu
Eallwade
Souyell
Cannon Hill Girl Missing Inquiries Open
Kathie OBrien, 39 tall with dark hair and brown eyes, from Grenade Street Cannon Hill, was last seen July 18 after visiting Brisbane General Hospital with her father Matthew O’Brien. She wore a navy felt coat, skirt, black hat and shoes. she had been employed at Nudgee College and was expected home July 16 but did not appear as inquiries continue.
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Cannon Hill
Kathie
Vee Obrien
Ingie
Nudgee College
Matthew O'Brien
Brisbane
Fitness on Parade Opens Queensland Campaign Event
Fitness on Parade in Queensland announced a major public display of physical education at Mity Hall on September 1. The event features demonstrations by multiple health and sports groups including Life Saving associations, hockey, wrestling, and a demonstration by Dy Frily Dura, with education sessions at Mee Bourne University and official oversight by state authorities and the premier.
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Menderes Oy Cies Pusical Fitness Association of
Queensland
Secomtse
Anteini
Seconnery
Pliventa Cuilure
Oroasions
Dy Frily Dura Feeturer
Plimiew
Mee
Bourne University
Enema
Biel
Bir Lewie Wilers
Wendie
Healy
Secret ballot push roils Country Party leadership
Canberra report documents a heated discussion within the Country Party over adopting a secret ballot for leadership, with references to party figures such as Badman and Garser, and notes on meetings, invitations, and potential implications for a forthcoming conference and parliamentary proceedings.
Fitness courses at University Melbourne opposes Mr Hanlon
Melbourne facing debate over university physical education training and standards. Teachers argue the need for revived courses and uniform methods for training future educators. Officials including Vice-chancellor Medley defend university programs as essential for proper teacher preparation.
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Lin Universitieyn
Australia
Ob DG Medley
Melbourne University
Pelle Durde
Melba University
Cael
Wadie
Cameron Opposes Secret Ballot in Party Leadership
The report describes Mr Cameron opposing secret ballots for deputy leader selection amid internal party factionalism. It notes calls for loyalty and the possible leadership by Theo Page, with McEwen seen as a leading contender and Poeden as potential deputy. The piece reflects factional maneuvering within the Country Party during 1937.
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Adelalux
Parisa
Cameron
Parvin
Torre Page
Mennes
Boman
MHR
Boontitior
Thwan
Liat i McEwen
Poeiden
Commercial Bank of Australia maintains dividend in Melbourne
The Commercial Bank of Australia reports profit for the year ended June 30 1939 unchanged at 7 1 2 percent on ordinary shares and 6 1 2 percent on preference shares. Total profits reduced from prior year due to overheads and salaries up by 40 43 percent, with forward carries and reserves affecting figures.
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Melbourne
Mondey
Com Nereial Bank of Australia, Ltd
Exrnec Wsproti
Lune
Azar
Melbourne Unemployment Strike Expands Across City
About 4000 to 5000 men ceased work in Melbourne on Monday as construction and related jobs halted. Central unemployment committees organized the action amid alleged political pressure and demand for better wages and conditions from trades unions, with meetings called weekly across the area.
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Melbourne
Aia
Lorday
Bng Dienes
Shire
Trades Mall Central
Siate
Long Trail For Bush Children
A strugging voyage story outlines a difficult long trek for bush children in far north west Queensland. It mentions traveling 250 miles to a railway station and a further 1150 mile journey, with references to places such as Northanton Grey-Sole BAL and towns near Hu Payk. The piece notes safety concerns and collective effort to reach a meeting or station, with various cryptic names and hints of a scheme or program aiding children in remote areas.
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Queensland
Hu Payk
Julta
Eiliier
Jung
Uliely
Belemyt
Reece Himp
Eindad
Nearent Wien
Gil Wienly
Ste 'Rincketina
Ivit Bern
Alarkslee
Minister Praises Police Social Trust at Conference
The Minister for Health and Home Affairs praised police work as a social trust during the Police Commissioners Conference opening in the Treasury Building. He noted the strain on officers and highlighted cooperation with New Zealand and Dominion representatives to bolster transport and crime prevention efforts.
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Treasury Buylding
Queensland
Carroll
Trohill
Metronomian
Diviniana
New Zealand
Commonwealth
Domion
Aoioneer
Hein Mfaice
Hanlin
Snowfall Northern Auckland Disrupts City Power
A severe snowstorm north of Auckland caused widespread damage as buildings were struck by debris and a man was injured by a falling tree. Electrical lines were torn from walls, blackouts spread, and emergency crews scrambled to restore power as residents watched their private telephones ripped from walls and crucial services disrupted.
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Janet
Anim
Neal Storm
Sturiick Mannie Pink
Apsiarker
Roeken
le Wier
Anomalous events disrupt Canberra aviation briefing
A New Zealand Australian transport report describes a civil aviation minister and officials discussing a special propulsion and reentry machine. The narrative notes a malfunctioning engine and a chase of a fuel system issue during a test flight.
Classified Ads From Today Highlight Items for Sale
Today’s classified pages list a woman’s blouse in rough type for sale, motor cycles and bicycles sought or offered by private advertisers, and a rewards section for money matters. The ad mix includes wanted to buy, for sale, and lost and found.
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Ype Uraeh
Tor Saje
Ude Vertiser
Matehless
Personal Rh Yeates Visit and Mackay Harbor Board Notes
Personal Rh Yeates of cesar visits Mackay and plans to travel to Brixbane on Thursday. Kevin Bagley and Mackay Harbour Board members discuss soldier matters with the Diggers Association as Graham Cuthbertson graduates with MB ChB and Rev Kevin O Sullivan set to study in Europe.
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Yeates
Cesar
Forth
Mackay
Brixbane
Pather
Kevin 'Bagley
C Bagley
Enattman
Mackay Harbour Board
LawLom
Commonwealth Department
Commerce
Sts 'Lowhor
Acm
Brisbane
Victoria
NPR
Graham Cuthbertson
Bainbaga University
Cundertson
Olive ‘Graham
Brebane
Fq” Neild
Cofinn
Joho Caskand Wow Brown
Sydney
Briabany
Westerday
Ae Arthue Bedy
Funn
van Diver
Hipsucetandr
MM M.C. Alder
Vaugiatt
Brian
Pau
Melsourne
Kevin O'Sullivan
Europe
Warwick
Bt. Stephen's Presbyterian Curch Teawanmba
Seo Churen
Hobart
Weather notes report cool patterns across Queensland region
Cloudy conditions spread across Charleville Thargomindah and George as a cool snap persisted with readings around 6 to 22 below normal temperatures. Wet spells and below normal rainfall affected southern Queensland towns while wind and mist were reported along the coast.
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Keggle
Tra
Fitness ON Parade
Nevneland
Womert
Herkey Aoriauio
Brishgne Women Hokey Association
Ample Council
Amurur Atielle
Amatewr
Amaveur
C.P. Leadership
Country Party
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McEwen
Tana Bonis
Meneles
Merwen van Rade
Eaumonte
Tie
Garser
Mimsett
Shere
Hanlon
Monon
Echdo
Femeine
Martion
Muunicipaliite Aid Industria
Bhuanbations
Voropermie
Mallan
George Street
Doo
Rom Queen Street
Commercial Bank OF Australia
Man In Blue
Auckland
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Sirol
Deterice Advieni A
WAEH
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Val
Washington
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Dawna
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Woallee
Euregy
Malye
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Ray
Emi
Queenelaird Vielder
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Anday
Emiline
Chirleville
Austins Downs
Boulla
Sunahinen
Mudly
Normel
Charleville
Thergomindah
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George
Thargomitdal
Sanategen
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Sime
Rem
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Lucrnershine
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