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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 24, 1938
Page
22
The readable portion contains unclear phrases and names, offering no coherent event. No identifiable persons, places, or organizations are confirmed, making a precise summary unattainable from the fragment.
Queensland Agent-General L H Pike warns at Parliament House luncheon that no imminent danger from synthetic fibres exists but urges producers to maintain and improve natural wool standards. Wool Board and Australian Wool Growers Council leaders stress aggressive advertising and unity to defend wool against synthetic substitutes and global competition.
A London meeting on wool substitutes and artificial fibres is described with emphasis on keeping Australia competitive. Mr P Abbothistaple and others argue for extensive advertising and maintaining market positions amid German opposition. The report notes shifts in production, figures, and plans discussed by executives, including Australian delegates and industry leaders.
A compact theatre guide fragment lists multiple venue names and show titles such as Garden, Royal, Tivolt, Lygrum and His Majesty's. The readable bits reference titles like Love in Headache and The Crime of Tr. Folbes, with scattered notes on schedules, prices and advertisements.
In a report from Townsville dated Tuesday, Alber ar petfegtant otter details a vessel incident. J. A. Bove and Clovelaina Youndy are named in connection with the event as the craft remains moored after a mishap at sea.
A muddled text from page two notes British delegates and several proper nouns such as VME Musquere and Corvinouseonl. The fragment mentions government house and a venue in Traian ater ble alval Sra, with no clear events or outcomes.
An article quotes Dr. Male Sargent lamenting mood of modern composers while praising past classical taste and human achievement. It discusses the industry, machine shop jargon, and public sentiment about new music, with references to Melbourne arrivals and Brisbane scenes.
A tram near Weather Fight station yesterday morning fatally injured Dorothy Loiper 14 and injured a second woman. The horse-drawn tram shied, a spring shaft pierced the passenger, and she died instantly. The other passenger and bystanders assisted until medical help arrived. investigators begin tracing the accident on the line between Ramdney and Miewen Lines.
Regional markets report reduced bread prices in multiple towns including Brisbane and Ipswich. Prices now listed for various loaves such as Shinghilie, Tan Oakey, Beckhampton, Symmis, and others, reflecting a nationwide effort to ease cost of living amid inflation.
A new principal Rev Br W Cus- arrives amid honors and dinner. The Maryborough district superintendent G Roach joins as new head. The article notes past service in Roma and Essen and outlines aims to modernize the college by appointing lecturers under a university tutor system.
A high speed incident in Southpars results in a wheel ramp delivering a near-tide crash as a vehicle smashes into a crowd. Police report describe a violent disturbance with injuries and a rapid response, while officials debate road safety and speed limits amid ongoing investigations.
Archerfield aviation figure Mrs Elie Jones registers Airwork Co to take over Higginsom Co operations. She remains Australia’s only female commercial aviation owner, with a noteworthy background in flying and business leadership as she establishes the new enterprise and plans for the future.
Sydney reports on a turbulent labour faction clash within the ALP with calls for federal intervention. The debate centers on party alignments, leadership responses, and potential transfers as factions in NSW and beyond contest control ahead of parliament sessions.
The report notes Pineapple Growers facing uncertain prices and export contributions. Officials discuss the export reserve and a potential carry over, with statements about positions and possible further commentary. The text references canned pineapple industry issues and market expectations, including potential shifts in policy and industry reactions.
Government approved, council defers final decision on house numbering under ordinance. Lord Mayor and Aldermen indicate work begins soon, with metal numbers costing a few pence per property and posts to display numbers to follow.
Steady prices for investment shares yesterday with base metals easing and gold shares stronger. Pigs were cheaper at Cannon Hill while calf demand remained dull. Heavy lucerne chaff deliveries occurred at Roma Street as finance reports cite page references.
A special meeting of the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland appointed an independent committee to investigate club affairs. The panel includes A D McGil KC B H Matthews W M Tooth W A L O Hare and W Moontain with ex officio members EL W Hacnerly and J A Hiley. The panel will consider articles of association and expense reimbursements while the council urges a general meeting at Broadway Theatre tomorrow.
A heated session discussed the requisition has failed to show the appropriate authority for the action. Mr Trout urged careful handling while Mr Teeast urged restraint and a full inquiry into the matter.
Growers in Nam bo ur blame overseas price cuts for canning pint losses. The article notes reduced market prices and fear of reduced production, with comments from industry figures on export demand and the impact on Australian canning fruit. It discusses expectations of price shifts, consumer demand, and potential shifts to fresh fruit markets.
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