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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1938
Page
1
Alile 20h Be ocks 68 re Cowf
Fragmented OCR text mentions a city or event with references to Hilitth Ville and Friends. Names and details are unclear. Summary limited to readable fragments, no confirmed outcome or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re. Cowf
Hilitth Ville
Friends
Grave Warning by Japan in Muted War Talk
London reports the Japanese Foreign Office signals a fifty fifty chance of war with the Soviet Union depending on Soviet actions. They promise non-provocation but warn patience has limits amid renewed fighting on the Manchukuoan border with aeroplanes and tanks. A Korean communique says Soviet troops with nine tanks counterattacked Changfeng Hill at 9 am, were repulsed, three tanks abandoned, others damaged, and the air raid by the Soviets had not yet been retaliated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smuupalion Amodiatia Rrpax
London
Japan
Changkfeng Hill
Changkufeng
Appeal to Miners Warns of Industry Troubles
Prime Minister Lyons appeals to miners urging common sense and unity to avert a crisis in the coal industry. He warns against sectarian feuds and calls for cooperation with industry leaders to protect workers and the nation’s energy supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughenden
Mtr. Lyons
Sammaniy
Waterside Strike Promises Support Amidt Labor Turmoil
Fragmented report details Waterside workers and unions pressed for an eight hour week, higher pensions, and early retirement while a ministerial defence plan triggers broader industrial tensions. Delegates prepare recommendations as talks loom and a national response is expected.
Golden Jubilee Art Show Opens in Greenm Council Club
Golden Jubilee Art Society hosted a meeting at the Greenman Club. Professor V Y Dithin presided and spoke on architecture in art and others on design. The event attracted attendees and featured plans for further exhibitions in Bay Weal and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimnaland
Yneenrtaad Art Society
Greewmn
Vanms
Ringsi Uniletyr
Uiill
Uli
Bay
Binet
Prenties
Elchings
Turbulent War News From Far East Stirs Markets and Speeches
A patchwork dispatch from the Tokla correspondent to United Press reports two hours of tense debate yesterday about a position in the Far East. It notes rumors of Soviet air activity around Harbin and Soishun, with Japan appealing calm while warning of possible base precautions. A Korean communique claims Soviet planes were shot down near CsoullL and nearby rail and bridge damage was avoided, while emphasizing no serious casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokla
United Press
de Jiea
Chongkepfong
Harbin
Soishun
Wiltes
Lena
Seoul
Ont
Chanakatene
Iit
Csoulll
Passiet
Koren
Kimsalyo
Wleko
Lnter
Soviet forces and Japanese clash near borders report
A chaotic wartime dispatch describes Soviet regiments and Japanese troops engaging near Manchuria and the Far East front. The report claims heavy fighting, air clashes, and multiple aircraft losses, with mentions of Soviet reinforcements and Japanese casualties.
Tokyo Watches Soviet Border Strikes Amid New Raids
Tokyo residents faced fresh alarm as reports from Hainan and Seoul described renewed Japanese concerns over Russian advances on the Manchukuo and Korea borders. The Daily Telegraph cited a Moscow communiqué noting Soviet incursions up to three miles inland near Lake Baikal, with mention of gunboat activity and heavy bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qecirnus
Hainking
Manshukwo
Seoul Fntan
Churches praise ban on dance liquor in March
Archbishop Wand and Archbishop Duhig backed the Lord Mayor Ald Jones in banning liquor at dances to protect youth. The Council of Churches Reverend H M Wheeller and Queensland Temperance League leader Arthur Toombes supported the move, while some dance committees warned they may cancel bookings at City Hall. The decision drew mixed reactions across political lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scadere
Ald. Jones
Wand
Duhig
Gympie
Council of Churches
H. M. Wheller
Queensland ‘Temperance League
Arthur Toombes
Mr. Wadler
Gounel
Churcher
Ghipretier
Spaie Hall Pigiesatt
Carly Bonus BF
Af!awit
Wien
Tad Saan
Lind
Cliymervice
Toombes
Ftee
Lbeldrive
Obeervetiana
Alriclert. Kopriewy
Pat
United Service
Nuerer College Old Boys
Time Committtev
Pather
Vietowners’ Association
Lust
Nabel
Cathal Ainace
Sucking Pig For Governor Birthday Present Of Gatton College Students
Students at Gatton College celebrated Governor Leslie Wilson's birthday by presenting him a roasted pig. The event drew campus attention as officials described the act as a political gesture amid school policy discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatton College
Uaf
Tovacy
Record Flight From Sydney Sets One Hour Fifty Eight Minute Mark
A record Sydney to Brisbane flight was completed in 1 hour 58 minutes by Airline Australia using a Douglas DC aircraft under Captain A. Cameron. The plane reached Archerfield after a tailwind flight, with passengers disembarking and the aircraft beginning its return to Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Brisbane
Airlinea of
Australia
A. Cameron
Mackie
Ha Lane
Archerfield
Tarhyo Nowra
Sunderland Salaries Spark League Debate At Quameland Meeting
In a tense session the Sunderland club manager committee examined the league option amid finances and potential overrides. Officials and staff debated payroll implications, bonuses, and funding for upcoming seasons, with a focus on balancing costs and competitive needs.
Ship Herves Back to Pat Aboard Amid Stormy Seas
A perilous voyage ends with the Yamachichongs resuming after an incident at sea. An injured carpenter among the crew is treated aboard the ship as it nears New York Harbor. Authorities, including Leamerica Const, coordinate the resumed voyage and discuss a moratorium on further movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlesses
Atleemoan
York
Passian
Aittifa
Leamerica
S. B
Fearon
Bardem
Diagret
Yamachichongs
State Surplus in July From Treasury Figures
Treasury figures released show July 1907 ended with a deficit of 27804 pounds. Revenue for the month reached 939198 pounds, while expenses and extraordinary items reduced net funds. Railway motives and divisions contributed to the totals, with large outlays offset by miscellaneous receipts and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conpor
A. Tao
Loti
Allway
Cra Pir
Aratlon
Ius Fund
Geesiots
Cap Gee
Country Party Conference details revealed
The Country Party conference schedule for August 12 and 13 outlines visiting delegates including Messrs Anthony and Weiss, with President Jenn Gest presiding. Attendees are expected from Queensland and other regions to discuss reform and domestic issues at AMP Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asure Miia
D. Cameron
Anmilal Shale
Ferance
Messrs
Anthony
Mer
Riehyand
Queensland
Labour Conference Plans Election Strategy Unveiled
The Australian Labour Party leader Graves announced plans to meet party readers in New South Wales on September, aiming for an early election. The invitation extended by Prime Minister SAS prepared for a quick char.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Aid
Graves
Pary
New Souk Wales
Mt. Curtin
Mr Bulcock To Attend Wheat Conference
The cabinet announced that Lie Minista for Agriculture would represent Queensland at a wheat conference. The plan outlined the selection and location considerations for the event, with Sydney or Mount offering possible venues and the discussion of price implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bulcock
Lie Minista
Agriculture and
Te Bal
Queensland
Senate
Sydney
Governor Wil ma Visits Queensland College in Australia
The governor Sir Lorie Wil ma made an informal visit to the Queensland Agricultural College at Gatton yesterday. In the photo, on his right stands the college principal Professor J Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Lorie Wilma
Queensland Agricultural College
Gattom
J Murray
London notes on conscript labour and German harvests
A Reuters report from Berlin notes conscript labour moving to Western Germany for public works and certifications. It claims 20 to 40 thousand workers, including excavators and masons, are deployed, with 6 000 assisting in a similar effort. Farmers near Burin ordered to complete harvests before August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Germany
Reuter
Te Isderstood
Burin
Composite golf course plan outlined in city report
An outline describes a proposed composite golf course featuring holes named after venues like Lissune and Royal Queensland. The plan, attributed to sources in The Wire, outlines scoring by Angerson and Warner and mentions a city presentation on a March event. The article also notes a Cavalry parade route from King's Square to Nortly Quay with stops at Turbasen and George streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essteriats
Stale Chouipidn
Wire
Goutae
Lissune
Royal Queensland
Indoorasoly
Galles
Vielarix Parks
Wyu- Mun
Valie
Angerson and
Warner
King’s Square
Ronta Street
Aeeieias
Lee Mio George
Queen
Oreck
Daily Features In Other Pages Use Inverted Text
A list of feature sections appears with mixed illegible phrases and stray names. It mentions Pure Amusements News in Boles Answers personals auctions pictures ships social and other items, resembling a newspaper’s internal page index and content breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spee Ag
City Hall dances dominate council plans and delays
A chaotic report shows officials debating a major city hall ball, delays, and safety concerns. The council discusses action on dances, venue duties, and funding amid contentious conditions and proposed postponements.
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