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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
5
New Peace Move In Shipping Strike
Representatives of ship owners and seamen meet at arbitration to resume talks about the strike. A tentative agreement was reached and will be submitted to seamen for approval. The conference was prompted by the Textileport Workers and involved ministers and trade unions from several regions as talks continue on ship cargo handling and job security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partien
Weamen
Xybury
Textuport
Judy Dethetdg
Adden
Neulerven
Soho Mears
Rmford
tepeventaGvas
Megsrs
Wila
Refuw
Dslivers
Iaeneral
Lanted
Oraie
Alan J. Johnson
Austriatsc
Heameec Segeretary
Italian Council of Trade Caions
W. Gaba
Queenaland
Wariene
Prygent
Confermeive
Brewnett
Teay
Gexcudiog
Vesbela
Bynes Osmurrow
Mootoru Pid Smialaita
Papas
Noy Guven Wesiee
Goverment Es
Queanland
Wilstall
Calis
Sroven
Sreeping Daralyat
Cane Strike Spreads Across Cane Industry
The cane strike spreads across mills and growing areas as mobilization continues. Talks and meetings signal widespread action with possible harvest disruption and mill closures affecting workers, growers, and shipments. The incident reflects ongoing labor tensions in the cane industry and its impact on regional production.
Militants Suffer Reverse Amid Labor Unrest Showdown
A chaotic scene at an angry meeting centered on Wateraise Workey amid labor tensions. Officials say security forces moved to control protests as militants faced a setback while a national policy debate continued at the town hall.
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Piuses
Fevrete
Moon
Wateraise Workey
Pune
Mouion
Wateyeide
He Senasen F Union
Brisbane Seamen Meet Today
A fragmentary report notes Brisbane seamen gathering today with UNO Uist members and others aboard. It mentions a ship, a planned event, and possible relief measures, with unclear details about participants and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Checking Sale of Contraceptives Action by Victoria
Fragmented OCR summary alleges government action to curb distribution of contraceptives. Mentions Melbourne and tense debate over youth access and morality, with unclear quotes and garbled names. No clear dates or organizations confirmed from the text provided.
No Crew Offers for Montoro
A damaged mangled report notes a strike disrupting port operations. Sailors including Mickwraith and others in a freighter at Newcastle refuse crew changes. Monitored ships and health concerns hinder service. A former officer contemplates dispatch to respond, affecting lines to Rabauilom and Raabayilom.
Waikouaiti Crew Refused Ship Sea Disobedience Charge
Waikouaiti crew members faced charges for disobeying the captain's command to take the vessel to New Territories. Reported arrests list several men remanded for further examination, with imprisonment likely up to seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neulergton
Adimibaca
Joe
Strike Extends to Cairns As Adelaide Steamer Cargo Fades
Quoted fragments describe a strike impacting the ship Dundee and the Adelaide Steamer, with crews stopping work and seamen leaving to protest. The vessel Dunduls is said to have delivered a fading cargo of auger, while the Dun ile Way shifts to the riverfront wharf amid ongoing disruptions.
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Dundula
Adelaide
Dunduls
Cvernesa
Waterront
Strikes Threaten Sydney Metal Trades
A conference of the Metal Trade Union to day considered actions to curb irritations and stoppages in the metal trades. It resolved that direct action is the only way to reduce the number of workers used in war time production and warned of potential dislocation in industry and industry-wide disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Missing Schoolboys Tale From Grendel Area
In a troubled report from Grendel, a group of boys from a local school reportedly ran away near Bile and planned to reach Goward. Authorities say 18 weeks were allotted for the search, with no clear leads yet.
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Grendel
Obain
Goward
LABOUR AT SEA LABOUR? PATRICK LINE STEAMERS NOTICE
Great significance attached to a notice by the Patrick Co advertising the sailing of the steamer Carlrons for Brisbane on Friday. It states no vessel will be manned by free labour and volunteer crews may be used if workers remain unsettled. The Pacific third summones the Parilcle laid up and expected to sail for Melbourne on Friday.
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Blonex
Wennesaay
Pactck Co
Carlrons
Brisbane
Harpo Wne
Tusiday
Alno
Lise Dupule
Malbourne
Bruce Named To Lead League Of Nations Council
Bruce named chairman of the Council of the League of Nations in January. He has attended numerous meetings and represented Australia in various sessions, with a roster of members including Toland and Guoho wlovekin amid international talks and annual sessions.
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Lunuun
UMS Ow
Bruce
Ith
Australia
Wall Te Ome
Council of
Isin League of Nations
Mexico
Spain
Ena
Uae
Unibe
Russia
1000 Miles Dash By Car To See Dying Mother
A long road journey from Toowooma to Mt Tem planning to see a dying mother is described in an account by the Rev. Wi Tieboin. The traveler, accompanied by Sara Stowell, covered about 130 miles by tram and then reached Toowooma on the return route, with meals eaten on the move and long hours in the back seats. The narrative notes days of effort, stretches of eight hours in the saddle when roads were good, and the endurance of the party as they pressed toward the sick relative.
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Tem
Yehelee
Patra
New South Wales Cabinet Changes Reported
Apparent permanent administrative reshuffles within New South Wales Government departments outlined with ministerial reallocations. The Government Whip and a junior minister shift roles, including Hawkin taking Local Services portfolio while remaining Labour Minister during Dunninghem's England absence.
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Portovios
Fiw
Ul of Minkler
Ahd
Hawiifn
Australia Cotton Tariff Noted in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR text references Australia cotton tariff and trade notes. Mentions nations and possible tariff impacts but lacks readable specifics or dates. The readable portions point to policy discussion or protest without clear entities, numbers, or outcomes.
A Tremendous Honour for Arthur Bruce Appointment
Melbourne observers call Bruce’s selection a tribute to personal powers and capabilities. Sir John Latham and Sir Samuel Lamar comment on the appointment as a significant international gain, noting the heavy responsibility ahead amid unsettled world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Latham
Melbourne
Sohn Lamar
Cleberal
Yonday
Arvees Bagel
Austrella
obVio
Nazis Quarrel Over Jews Divides German Leadership
Fragmented Nazi dispute leaks into public debate as Dr Geobbete and Dr Schacht clash over anti Jewish policy. Reports say Schacht may resign if economic stability is promised amid pressure from Hitler and other ministers to curb outside elements threatening Germany’s wartime aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Enlightenment
Geabbete
Monigsberg
Cortbrla
Achachyoperiyal
Herr Mitler
Dr. Schacht
Germany
Mintewer
Heunonics
Dr Schacht
Jews Rights as Human Beings at World Zionist Congress
A fragmented report from Lucerne August 20 describes the World Zionist Organization opening ceremonies and a push for international action to secure Jews’ rights worldwide. It notes plans to establish a homeland in Palestine and urges not abandoning Jewish rights amid persecution. The piece inserts dramatic testimony on blood exchange and medical research amid wartime chaos.
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Lucerne
Natur
Bokolowewan
World Zionia
Ile Zional
Relia Palestine
Pateatine
Abe
Jinan
Taniahéd
Traintein
Allkibertor
Atery
Premiers Conference Sought Independent of Federal Government
In Adelaide on Wednesday the government indicated it would press for a Premiers conference independent of the Commonwealth. Officials want the NSW premier to call the gathering as soon as possible after the union.
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Wedhincay
Ajusrney-Creneral
Mme
Vauye
Assembly
New South Wales
Commonwealth
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Missing Context From Historic Prison Event
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Sir Evelyn Fegges Brie and a prison festival with unclear details. The text references a chairmanship and a past event at a national or international prison festival, but specifics are unreadable. No clear date, place, or outcome can be determined from the available material.
Hollywood film stars visit Sydney during holiday
Hollywood film stars plan a holiday visit to Sydney with a packed schedule in Melbourne. The article mentions comedians and actors like Bratley B. Grickmandeng and Fox Palma, noting a canceled or altered engagement and an accident during travel involving Jean Gaynor and Amie.
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Melbourne
Wedneas
Sigwosd
Actin
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Aten
Bratley B.grickmandeng
Wabrooths
Bydney
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Jenne Gaynor
Driver Arrested After Accident In Santa Cruz
A report states Mrs. Marre, 40, of San Sa So Ye, suffered injuries after a pedestrian incident in Cleveland. The driver was arrested following the collision, with witnesses noting alcohol involvement. Police are investigating the wreck and the car’s ownership.
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the Marre
Cleveland
Wolock
Santa
Sydney Race Clubs Too Numerous and Bankrupt State
Sydney race clubs are accused of oversaturation amid a bankrupt state. At a national Australian racing meeting, Mr K Campbell Jones urged reforms to curb losses and restore profitability, noting about £3000 weekly racing costs with owner profits averaging around £1000 weekly and calling for industry consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
K. Campbelle Jones
Auarey
Pan
Wiese
Vyoly
Shares Decline Across Several Issues in Melbourne Market
Melbourne shares edged lower as several issues weighed on trading. Prices moved irregularly with activity limited and notable declines in Alpha Central, Gold Mines of Pl, and Manivi among others, while broader indices showed only modest losses amid profit-taking.
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Melbourne
Wadas Pijlay
Srhich
Pawel
Flock Exchange
Kervere
Emperor
Byndl
Ghiaaves
Alpha Central
Manivi
Attempt on ScoTTs Record By Jotun Bampney in London
A garbled report details an attempted record feat by Scottt or Scott with Jotun Bampney in London and mentions a February incident, a wife, a racing pilot, and a price of gold amid confused names and dates. The fragment references a man accused of attempting to brew something and a prior record attempt, with unclear context and lingering stray terms.
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Jotun Bampney
Aerives
London
Bump
Guid
Wu Rey
Sievning
Gustan
Uae
Menuhin Tour Amid Australian Tax Debate Sparks Touring Expenses
Yehudi Menuhin arrived in Australia amid questions over touring costs and taxation. Officials say expenses like hotels, travel, and exchange rates impact art tours as Yehudi plans engagements in Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne. Menuhin notes Australian cities feel more bustling yet costly, while critics wonder if higher performance fees and logistics could be reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Yeruat Menuhin
Naan Sie
New ‘York
Chia
Brisbane
Australis
Amoma Tax Department
Padereene
Kreisler
Menubig
Hana
Gromsna
Mosh
Biot
Beltug
Yehudh
Rome
vonTinger
Tin Byd
Menuhin
Yehudi
Mel
Boerne
Aid
Marine
Sptvey
Ypnnal
Australia
Conservatorium Fire Endangers Melbourne Concert
In Melbourne on a Wednesday, a fire almost destroyed the Conservatorium complex just as preparations for a Mines concert with Yehuas Menuhin were nearly complete. Firefighters arrived quickly to quell the blaze, saving valuable orchestra scores, parts, and musical instruments.
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Conservatorium Fire
Melbourne
Akwan
Yehuas Menuhin
Nereiely
Cone Erator
Morta Lo
Bernard d Heme
Warnine
Poorer Assay of Gold Raises Questions on Field
Melbourne reports detail a Fijian company planning a thorough investigation into a copper field with an initial assay showing 280 grams of gold per ton. Officials indicate the assay may be unreliable due to sampling bias and testing methods. Loftus and Sydney contributors note the need for expanded drilling and independent verification amid fluctuating market signals.
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Melbourne
Wintatey
Serort Laird
Eater
Wo-Ley
Maki
Corapre
Sydney
Maripona
Ya-Day
Peacemaker Injured in Street Attack at Rangwron Yard
Two men fought in a yard near Miln Sire, Ghrigeeoe Point. A peacemaker was struck and severely injured, suffering a probable skull fracture. An ambulance transported him to Panera Woleta. police investigated the nighttime incident and described a violent argument escalating to a beating in the hotel yard.
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Imarsene
Borwerne
Rangwron
Ordiay 'Allersnor
Alephien
Brentan
TWO DIVE INTO RAIN ENDING ANGRY SEA IN EAST AFRICA
An elderly passenger and a woman are rescued after a daring overboard incident during rough seas near East Africa. On the Manoora, a crew effort, with lifeboats and a rescue by Mr Bhippen and Mr McLaren, saved the two survivors and the woman. The ordeal left all rescued aboard the Manoora.
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East Africa
Macseay
Paaseraere
Manoora
Wlrch
Giste Point
Syaney
Fei
Aingtance Divi
R'ahlppe
Bird
Bhigpen
Haar McLaren Mere
Bhippen
Sith Min Wuyen
Lloyd's Predicts War Risks Refused Insurance
Lloyds warns that insurance risks may be refused as fear of war spreads. The report notes pricing and coverage shifts amid growing geopolitical tension and potential air and naval dangers affecting underwriters and policyholders.
Beet sugar policy sparks Melbourne debate over Warrnambool factory
In Melbourne and Victoria a heated discussion centers on proposed sugar beet production. Premier figures debate a £30,000 subsidy to establish a Warrnambool beet sugar factory and the influence of political interests on Commonwealth policy.
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Melbourne
Wennesday
Victoria
Eintian Jodey
Warrnambool
Bailey
Commonwealth
Dhurislass
Queenie
Bailes
Gravest Position Since War Report From London
A garbled dispatch from London dated August 2 describes a British deputation arriving from Gentations urging government action. Commentators note grave concern over potential war escalation and possible Cabinet plans to call on leaders, with mixed reactions from officials and the public.
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Rakel Toy Victoria London
Craralan
Loaremount
MacDonald
Sheraton
Council
Agua Dieu
Geurva
Warrnamooos
League of Netlons
Pedestrian struck by car near Bowen Bridge Road
A pedestrian was hit on Bowen Bridge Road near Bowen Bridge by a motor vehicle and suffered injuries. The injured person was taken to hospital with a probable fracture of the thigh and other injuries. A witness and police attended the scene and the accident was reported to the authorities.
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Police Dan West Mgtitl Core Searsiusie
Bowen Bridge
Soren
Dryden
Otta
Manit Ratte Ursveltine Miong
Bowen
Price of tram extension dispute at West Ashgrove
Objections arise as residents oppose increased tram charges and valuations connected with a proposed extension. Council plans to progress works despite protests over higher rates and property valuations. Residents fear higher rents and property assessments will follow the extension project.
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West Ashgrove
West Ashgrote
Astomaties
Seo Te Uwe
Ljon
Foreign Office Conference Terms and Participants
A report on discussions at the Foreign Office with ministers and party leaders engaging in talks. Delegations from Labour and other parties met with high commissioners and allied officials in a bid to coordinate policy and international positions.
Australian Sheep in Japan Sparks Music and Broadcast Debate
A garbled report discusses Australian sheep, Japan, and a mixture of musical and broadcast topics. It mentions a minister, world recordings, and a planned event in Tokyo. References to ships, cargo, and a steamer Lutana appear amid unclear phrases.
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