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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
6
In Brest and Toulon streets barricaded and docks blocked as workers strike and riot. Government measures spark agitation. clashes erupt in Ave de Siam and at the Brest arsenal while police, troops, and sailors contend with protesters.
Britain faces record unemployment with over 2,000,000 unemployed for the fifth year. The minister cites July figures showing about 2,200,000 insured people aged 14 to 65 out of work, 244,000 more than twelve months earlier. Total on registers shifts include 1,072,041 employed, 399,160 temporarily unemployed, and 455,349 on other lists, signaling a sharp rise from the prior year.
In an era of mounting labor pressures, officials and workers debated strategies to prevent a Pacific Coast strike. The piece notes the threat of action, government mediation, and industry responses as talks continued, with particular attention to unions and employer concessions.
The report details Mead scoring amid a Yorkshire county win as Hobbs and Hendren anchor the effort. Scattered fragments reference a match against teams including Wichordat and Growceaterwadse with unclear scores and dated notes.
Historic notes recount the 1878 Walker locomotives contract let to Messrs Walkers Led Mary for Ipswich works shops. Government urgency in boosting motive power amid drought pressures influences the tendering and final cast, detailing costs and orders for several locomotives and the ensuing public interest.
London August 1 reports a South African eleven opening against Warwickshire in Birmingham. Early wickets fell as Moores and Mitchell contributed with top form. The match started with good pace as Africans' defense and bowling tested the home side, while selectors watch for key performances.
A Brisbane bound passenger train clash at Roma station left a man 81 named Jackson dead? and a woman severely injured after a guard and constable tried to stop a runaway vehicle. The accident occurred on the No 1 platform as a crowd watched. Passengers transferred to the General Hospital in critical condition.
A report describes a street robbery involving two men in an urban area near Washington on August 6. Investigators reference a federated survey and wind damage, with details about a bag containing money and subsequent pursuit along Wullansky and nearby streets.
A damaged report notes a deputation from the Chamber of Commerce and Industry praising planned work at Ipswich shops and the depurator’s plan to use for Torwieh engines and Maryborough projects. The delegation, including the mayor and other businessmen, urged ongoing employment and noted railway employee officials’ absence.
A Brisbane doctor warns against reduced bread consumption arguing bread and foods like milk provide essential energy and vitamins. He urges families to serve warm bread with milk on winter evenings and notes campaigns mislead the public about bread's value.
Fragmentary text shows unionists gratified by a plan linked to Maryborough and centralisation opposition. Mentions Australian Rail and a public discussion with names and dates obscured. Content is highly garbled, limiting precise facts or participants.
An alarming portrait of wealth concentration is presented as Mr Robert Juckson urges the Senate Finance Committee to back Roosevelt’s wealth tax plan. He contends the program targets the rich while public patrons bear the burden, arguing it could reshape industry and public spending.
An evident tandem cycling record was set during a London to Bath attempt. The report notes riders including Opperman and Milliken, with references to Cove and Meld Cycling Chip and observers describing high speeds, shared effort, and a dramatic sprint finish.
The August primary reshapes the race as Democrats confront Republican challenger Charles Risk. Bets on turnout and shifts in support surround Hetty McAntonin Priner Wik Cnty and the statewide vote as the Democratic sweep splits the field.
A truck plunged about 300 feet in a gully near Apollo Bay, Australia, killing two occupants and injuring others. The wreckage lay in a ravine as rescuers and authorities investigated the crash site and motive, with limited readable details from the damaged report.
A report outlines explorer Ellsworth’s precautionary lessons during a summit attempt in the Alps. It notes his planned route, ship travel to Cape Horn, and expected exposure to dangerous routes while collecting insights for future ventures.
The New York report from August 4 notes uncertainties about why Wood was not played in a Davis Cup return match. It mentions questions over fitness and selection, with comments about confidence and a suggestion related to Budge Jon Allen in the singles.
The British Exchequer reports revenue excluding certain items at £1,423,790 and Customs income similar to last year. Expenditure excluding balancing items stands at £257,947,489, up from £248,007,078 on the corresponding date last year.
Fragmented report notes that government bonds and market activity were fragile with a firm government stance. The turnover reached around £40,000, with a portion attributed to raised bonds and bank stock movements.
Fragmentary report notes a blaze around Sarina Mackay on Wednesday. Details mention shop occupancy, a sugar locomotive crew, a train whistle, and disruptions to nearby traffic. Separate line cites fluctuating stock figures in London and Liverpool.
Report cites Fokker officials blaming rushed development and competitive pressure for a series of fatal air crashes. Investigators point to speeded production, design changes, and public safety concerns amid rival company rivalry and industry pressure.
A tentative plan proposes regular air service between Adelaide and Melbourne. Officials indicate initial operations could begin later this year with a limited schedule and gradual expansion as demand and infrastructure allow.
London August 7 reports that the Marquess of Linlithgaston is soon appointed Viceroy and Governor-General of India, succeeding Lord Willingdon. The note mentions links with Australia and cites an Agate 24, 2004 timestamp.
A garbled text appears to reference unknown names and events without coherent details. The fragment mentions venues, a parliament issues, and a president, but fails to present a readable incident or outcome for a proper summary.
Washington observers report Colonel Lindbergh’s name showing up frequently on lists of Republican presidential possibilities compiled from a 5000-person poll. The former executive aide Feith Riob Liens announced the findings, indicating Lindbergh as a notable contender among potential candidates.
Fragmented report notes a removal linked to the royal household during a period of growth in the monarchy. It discusses the Prime Minister’s family, childbirths, and anticipation of a mother and father returning home, with Lyons quoted on the children's sleep and plans for travel to Sydney.
Amid chaotic scenes and claims of riot and terror, officials discuss the role of church bells and public order. The report cites disturbances attributed to youths and mentions a petition, police actions, and disruptions tied to religious observances and political agitation.
Colombo telegraph notes the August 1 tea prices with broken and standard grades. Pekoe and broken Pekoe values appear, including descriptions like medium and fine, with various bid quotations and limited quotes for certain grades.
Endeavour secures a dramatic victory at Cowes Week as a tie for the King’s Cup is decided. Captain C Blain Wert’s Yankee faced setbacks while an opposing skipper’s craft contested the finish amid the regatta’s famed rollers and racing conditions.
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