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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1935
Page
9
A motorcyclist on Bikhorn Street Enoggera was seriously injured in a head on collision with a car on Newmarket Road near Relea Grave last night around 4 30. The rider was treated for head injuries and possible fracture while transported to hospital. Authorities reported the other driver swerved to avoid the turning bike as both vehicles collided.
A four day Australian Institute of International Affairs conference opens with ministers professors and officials addressing the topic Australia's foreign policy. Speakers include Leslie Wilton Arcahusnap and C. V. Bowden with sessions on relations with Britain and the Commonwealth and Australia’s defense and economic strategies.
Mr Lyons praises King George as a true leader in a wide interview. He highlights the King’s private kindness and infectious charm, noting Roosevelt’s warmth and the King’s appeal to the common people. Lyons also reflects on Pope Pius XI and Australian sentiment toward the monarchy.
President of the Brimar Producers Association presents an annual report urging cautious stance on secession. He argues federal control remains workable and recommends polling public opinion before any legislative action. A second ballot could be sought parallel to next year’s Legislative Assembly vote if conditions permit.
Japanese envoy Mr Debuchi, a senior diplomat, arrives in Australia aboard the Kamo Maru for a goodwill mission. He will travel to Sydney by train after a brief stop in Melbourne, with no official reception planned on arrival. He plans to proceed to New Zealand, return to Australia mid August, then sail to the Dutch East Indies via the Nieuw Zeeland.
Brisbane council debated a proposed Newstead wharf project with Fire and Co Ltd. Alderman Tait pressed for returning the report to the Finance committee, arguing rental variations and lack of consideration would burden the city. Amendments to bind the company to £100,000 expenditure were defeated as negotiations continued.
A man was knocked down by a car near Aber Street and later taken to hospital. Eyewitnesses reported the incident to police as officers investigated, with bystanders and witnesses giving statements as authorities prepared for further action.
TRADE MISSION TO AMERICA WANBERRA Tuesday. As a friendly gesture to Wasi jon, all Australian goodwill and influence headed by a Commonwealth Minister may visit the United States towards year end. The plan will be discussed by the Cabinet with support from Prime Minister Afr. Lyons who was impressed by American friendship towards Australia. Washington officials desire improved relations. A proposed Pacific trade mission to the United States may be dropped in favor of a first step. Australia aims to balance a trade surplus with America exceeding 300,000,000, with strong prospect for Australian wine in the United States.
Melbourne market notes firmer tendency in FuiAn stocks with Soloma at peak level. Australian government securities held steady as volumes remain light. Banks and metal shares showed limited gains while several major issues posted modest advances, including prominent stock Guner Fijian evncks. Prices touched notable highs before ending with mixed activity.
A deputation from the Metropolitan area discussed restoring and modernizing library services for arts schools. The minister supported a more efficient system of issuing books and a proposal to form an association to manage exchanges, with cooperation from London University.
A discussion on restoring saints days as holidays was outlined by Labour Minister Hynes who said the proposal would be presented to the Parliamentary Labour Party and then to the Cabinet and Caucus. The plan includes a 14 day annual holiday replacing the restoration of saints days. The government’s stance on tied women in industry hinges on caucus decisions.
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