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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
11
Readers discuss communist theory, Marxism, and the Soviet government in a broad critique. The letter touches on revolution, leadership, and public reception, with references to Milly and Williams debates, and a call for clarity in political stance and reporting.
A fragmentary note from a city paper describes tramway display quirks and a conundrum about tram box shows. The piece hints at management expectations and a whimsical misalignment with the event on display, capturing local urban transport quirks and public amusement.
The executive committee presented a report on fodder conservation at the final session, with The Courier Mail noting hopes that a nationwide program would ease hardship. Discussion touched on conference outcomes, proposed schemes, and ministerial actions, with Osborne as executive member cited.
Fragmentary letters discuss political disagreements and upcoming appointments. Mentions include a national commission, young players, and possible holiday or policy changes. Several names appear amid garbled OCR text, with references to commissions, referees, and public notices.
A fragmented report discusses canned foods and trade links involving Australia and Japan. It notes arguments over butter supplies, market access, and potential shifts in postwar aid or policy, with references to American influence and economic education implications.
The governor unveiled a memorial chamber tablet honoring machine gunners. The Saulteaux association funded the project and the design was by a local engraver. The speech praised frontline service and noted the unit produced many veterans who served across the country.
Coolangatta parishioners bid farewell to Father L J Carlton on the eve of his departure for a long voyage to the Dutch East Indies. A service at Hotel Costas lounge featured Rev R St George and a guard of honour for the Governor. Funds and tributes from the Loyal Queen of Be Wat Lodge and others were presented, with prayers for Father Carlton’s health and safe voyage.
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