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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 02, 1938
Page
20
Debaters A Given Readout From Local Forum
Debaters gather for a community event amid a fog of faded text and unclear lines. Attendees discuss civic matters and upcoming sessions, with names and places partially legible.
Sudeten German Delegation Noted For Parade Snub At Breslau
July 31 report from Breslau says Herr Hitler ignored the Sudeten flag bearers in a 200,000 strong parade. The Czech government allowed Sudeten attendance. thousands marched past Hitler who then saluted. Delegations came from Germany, U.S., Poland, Romania, and South America amid tense displays and high security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltalion
Prine London
Daily Telegraph
Breslau
Hitler
Steve
Herr Hitter
Herr Heinlein
South-west Africa
United States
Poland
Romania
South America
Herr Hitler
America
A Series Index Abolished In Uncertain Court Ruling
A muddled report describes a court decision nullifying an A Series index and denying key prime measures. The magistrate’s stance follows Commonwealth requests, with other industries left restrained as authorities weigh the impact on cities and workers amid unscientific bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meuboe
Sey
Ilvida
Sta Hoan
Br. Walton
Leget Fieares
Australla
Honan Eald
Wilson
Rabbit influx to Queensland sparks meeting in Lismore
In Lismore a meeting of the Protection Board discussed rabbit control as a major issue. Representatives debated methods and funding, with a proposed bounty and cooperative effort between Queensland and South Wales authorities. The discussion referenced an upcoming mail service and postal leadership in Darwin and Garwin, highlighting cross-state cooperation and future rabbi t control plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lismore
Meeed
Gueersland
Gic
Enul
Oulainea
Istory
Darwin
Sciems
England
Australia
Pondlini Wesangements
Harry Brown
Garwin
B. Harry
D. Cotter
Adelaide
Peru
Anradrome
Wales
Yluich
Ios
Pionee Az Pertis
Asnistas Bourne
Hobart
Chepwealth
Lseae
Darvin
Aine Sakertaan
Meachine
Guinea Airways
Dac Ape
Sahaieay
Aina Anes
Jiroun Barwia Eeu Meritt
Austrian Maids In Difficulty
Immigrant women aged 45 and under face challenges with Jewish status and employment in Vienna. Several have been granted exemptions on October 1 while others were sent to Germany. Authorities raid to restrict arrivals and influence the labor pool for Austrian households.
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Germany
Deus
Taen
Austetar
Aselat
Hayes
Norma Refuses Big Part In Gone With The Wind
Hollywood reports Norma Shearer declined the lead male role in Gone With Wind and Scarlett O Hara rule. Clark Gable is expected to play the male lead. The film adaptation is promised from a popular American novel.
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Norma
Hollywood
Scarlett O'Hara
Norman Shearer
Beicause
Ldmirers
Sern Sensi
Gable
Mareun
Two Killed In Sewer Trench At Yass
In Yass a trench collapse killed two workers as about 44 tons of rock fell during sewer work. The deceased were John Begg of Yass and John Simpson of Liverpack, with four others injured or missing. The tragedy halted operations as officials investigated the accident.
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Sydney
Swanony
Smn
Yass
Tohn Pegg
Itesenidran
John Simpson
Begg
Sinlgson
Atuipson
Burs Zor
Ronolt
Pepe
Howe Daiee
Lay Head for King's School
Fragmentary OCR notes mention candidates and terms related to a school head position. Names such as Farris and Shar appear with unclear roles. A reference to Erika visiting Australia in 1936 with English schoolboys is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris
Sahel
Kay Momther
Tour of
Braland
Six Million See Glasgow Exhibition
A fragmentary report notes about six million visitors or views related to a Glasgow exhibition. The garbled text references May losses of about 1,980,000 due to rain and hints at attendance figures and timeframes across three months.
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Glasgow
Ondon
Sry
Tels
Tty
Rai
Unclear unrest toll noted in Burmese events
Reports describe casualties during civil unrest in Burma with several persons affected. Details are fragmented and partially unreadable, but the event involves injuries and deaths linked to clashes and a Muslim community incident.
Swing Against Australia in Commonwealth Statistician figures
The report cites household expenditure data from 1945-46 and 1936-37, noting favourable balances and large sums invested. It details values for wool and other exports, with figures around £9,000,000 and £1,300,000 in certain categories, comparing long-term trends to the previous year.
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Qanberra
Jayna
Ieee
Aeunell
Ai Tee Ines
Laney Ec Eliutars Ace
Tarata
Rebels slain as troops clash near Mount Githos
August clashes report eight rebels killed and 15 captured near Mount Githos as troops press advances toward the Barcelona region. Dispatches describe heavy fighting, German air involvement, and loyalist forces extending their left flank in a disciplined, methodical offensive.
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Australi
Jerusalem
Reiehes Busts
London
Lana
Tate
Betern Red Telegraph
Spain
Radwov Vence
Franco
Finsty
Barcelona
Pail
Unies A.sem
Tri
New Commissioners Appointed to East Trade Agency
Reported Monday the newly appointed commissioners for the East Trade Agency include Mr. A Wootten and Mr. Alierh George. They will serve with annual salaries around 2600 pounds and allowances of about 400 pounds.
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Mondsy
Meitalia
Toni i
Tokio
A. Wootten
Ie Binligmeé
Byweyieness
Move Against Sheep Export Ban
Melbourne report on the Australian Sheep Association planning to press both Federal and State governments for uniform export regulations. The group aims to standardize licensing and quarantine measures, seeking a consistent national policy on sheep exports.
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Melbourne
Mondor
Tie Antral Sheepres ‘Association
Edaatlicent Paris
New Whale Washed Up Prompts Tourist Bureau Visit
A report notes a whale washed ashore near Q city drawing interest from a new tourist bureau. Observers describe the event as a serene, puzzling sight that attracted locals and officials to inspect the stranded creature and discuss regional wildlife and coast guard response.
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Byron
Benny
Visarihd
Aisi Seer
Oparn
Melba
St Am
Berlin report on a war trial and plea in a damaged line
Fragmentary Berlin dispatch notes a defendant pleading during a trial with unclear lines about siege, blame, and immediate outcome. Authorities reference a German court and a wartime context, but readable facts are limited to a plea and procedural setting.
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Chevrolet
Guarail
Chevrollet
Yaue Dlapuiwal
General Motors
Holden's
New Friendship Treaty Draws Bulgaria Into Entente
A treaty signed in Sébaion links Bulgaria with the Entente powers and includes Turkey Greece Yugoslavia and Romania. The accord promises to curb aggression, shape postwar coal policies, and aligns with Lausanne discussions. Turkish and Balkan reactions range from cautious pride to unease as Bulgaria appears set to join the alliance.
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ahMribats
Athens
Bulvaria
Dalken
Turkey
Greece
Yugcslavia
Ramenia
Sébaion
Pimea
Lausanne
Variall Eatio
Thrace
London
Pepa Pana
Lontior
Angus
Matyra Offlcislip
Solerade
Bolgsra
Ine Balixa
Enlente
Rail crash in Jamaica kills many and injures dozens
Kingston Jamaica reports sixty people killed and seventy two injured when a derailed train locomotive telescoped into passenger cars. Investigations consider foul play suspected, with crews and ships converging on the wreckage. survivors’ fate remains uncertain as rescue efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kingston
Jamaica
Shirley Temple Illness Reported in Brief Notice
A garbled news notice from Boston references Shirley Temple's illness and unnamed details. It mentions medical concern and possible absence through illness, with unclear dates and people. Strong entities include Shirley Temple and Boston. other specifics are unreadable in the OCR.
Esperanto Talks Draw Large London Delegation
A chaotic report from London notes about 1700 delegates at Esperanto talks with fragmented lines mentioning Sydney speakers, Athens timing, and reactions across Northern Europe. Officials reference government responses and public interest in linguistic diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Austention
Associated Press
London
Thas
Delagates
Sudtten ‘Garman Tolinies Tae Graakasira Feleanter
Sayena Ee Peremba
Halas
Mayer
Saint Pancras
Athens
Senegtes
Crete
Japan Looks to the Near East during campaign shifts
The Daily Telegraph outlines Japan’s near east interests as party campaigns unfold. Officials plan strategy amid evolving regional alignments with Eyota and Arab states. Shifts reflect political and economic aims shaping foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dla
U S Primary Exports Rise 25 Percent Amid Trade Talks
Despite garbled text the article notes a 25 percent rise in U S primary exports tied to negotiations for a reciprocal trade agreement. It highlights benefits to American industry and mentions Austria, suggesting broader international market improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
Sapenee
Atrienihira
Sierras
Inbusiacea
Final break threaten Moslem League and Indian Congress
London reports a Daly Telegraph dispatch notes rising tension as the Moslem League and Indian Congress appear on the verge of a final break. The piece cites British observers and mentions ongoing discussions with leaders amid a tense political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moslem League and Indian Congress
Australian Associated Prete
London
Daly ‘Relegraphe
Bonny
al Taita Motlers
Lekgue
Jin
Terete Ug
Fia Brent Geta
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