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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1938
Page
1
England dominates Australia as Hammond and Hutton push England past 500 for two, building on Leyland’s record partnership of 382. Hutton reaches a double century while Leyland is run out at 187, delivering a dominant batting display.
A detailed cricket scorecard style report covers lengthy England innings with Leyland and Hutton partnerships, Leyland scoring 39 fours and a 285 minute vigil, Hammond injured, Shand and Greeley among fielded bowlers. The weather hindered play. Ferguson’s and Mullins' fielding noted. final score details and wickets listed.
Melbourne reports on a chaotic page with scattered lines about Air Force efficiency betting and local commentary. The piece references officials, Harvester figures, and council meetings while noting disruptions at a St. Francis event and a tense public response.
Queensland miners and related industries discuss instituting a one day per week off to reduce strain and improve working conditions. The plan seeks a five day work week with full weekly pay, aiming to harmonize duties across branches and avoid owner disruption. Government consideration includes compensation measures and coordinated action across mines.
A collision near Victoria Street left six people injured, with serious facial lacerations and multiple abrasions. Victims include Jon Alexander Vallender and others, treated at hospital after the crash on Greg Lary Terrace.
Misa Elizabeth Logan wed John Morskop at Corimal Presbyterial Church at 10 AM while her mother Mrs. Margaret Logan lay ill. She died Friday and wished the ceremony proceed as planned. The bride attended the funeral at 3 PM the same day.
London reports deny plans for the King and Queen to visit Canada in 1939 though discussions persist. Articles speculate on timing and destinations including a coronation tour of dominions and potential India visit if resumed. The piece notes postponements and possible sequences impacting imperial travel plans.
A British medical examination reports discovery of a boy described as perfect in health, noting exceptional physical measurements and development. The piece references Dr Leonard Hill and Johns Clinic, with mention of testing at St Thomas Hospital and a focus on physical medicine research amid surrounding unrelated notes.
A report notes Assistant Interior Minister Mr. Thompson said Germany and Russian Jewish applications for Australian admission could reach about 20,000 annually, with around 5,000 admitted. The article discusses embassy and travel delays, passenger permits, and the impact of new immigration plans on Jewish refugees fleeing Europe.
At a BiIe Bang Pineapple Sectional meeting, growers were told the canning factory will pay a 1/6 per case reduction on 220,000 cases, totaling a £16,000 hit. Discussion touched on migration and government policy, with references to aliens arriving in Australia and potential impacts on labor and prices.
A number of ministers reportedly offered resignations amid cabinet tensions over broadcasting policy. The talks centered on whether to align with a broader reform agenda, with ministers noting no final decision had been made.
A labor dispute in Queensland prompts police union plans to file a claim arguing current pay lags behind needed levels. The move follows reports of low wages affecting officer efficiency and public safety during Exhibition Week.
Daily Life features highlight a conference summary and page notes. The piece outlines key topics, notable speakers, and upcoming events with emphasis on local impact and community interest.
The government controlled official journal calls Lord Runciman to take the initiative to seek a settlement between Prague and Sudeten German demands. The piece frames a British mediator as essential to bridging gaps in the confrontation, urging action now.
In a broad inquiry led by the Commissioner of Prices Mr. Petry, the inquiry probes thick brick price rises. Ministers and officials discuss controlled pricing and a 12 percent increase in condition costs, with labor minister Mr. Hynes announcing adjustments while cabinet debates absorption and supply dynamics.
A confused report from Annerley Road South Brisbane details an attempted hold up at a shop. A masked intruder fled after threatening staff and knocking items loose, prompting a police response and a search by detectives. The chaotic scene led to no clear arrest and ongoing inquiries.
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