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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 25, 1936
Page
5
Flood Floods Brissis Tin Mine in Derby
A severe flood at the Brissis tin mine in Derby hi tide morning inundated the site. About 140 workers face unemployment as months of work and equipment including pumps and motors lie submerged under water. The disaster halted plans for full production after previous flood damage in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Derby
Paydack i Bom
Queen Mary Sets Atlantic Record in Fog and Flood
New York August 24 Queen Mary completed a record Atlantic crossing from the Charbour breakwater, averaging about 30.0 knots despite heavy fog off Long Island. The ship also faced rising rivers and flood damage on land as Derby and nearby towns reported nearly 20 inches of rain in a week, with homes inundated and water reaching basements and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nantucket
Thie Point
Derby
Branxhulu
Tlorby
Mattivalie
Dust and gale wreck NSW coast and city damage
British Australasia news reports savage southerly dust storms and cyclone like winds sweeping New South Wales. A White Star line claim to the “blue ribbon” is noted amid wrecked planes, collapsed Grace Building, street dust storms, and fires. Volunteers, bush fires, and windbound ships are described with damage estimates and injuries.
Southern Cloud message surfaced from page fragment
Melbourne officials report a Sydney handwriting expert found details on a scrap of paper in a bottle from the North Coast of New South Wales. It mentions CG L Bunnell, second pilot of the Southern Cloud wreck on March 21, 1942. The note notes Tasman Sea currents and a possible petrol supply scenario tied to the missing flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
CW Aviation Department
Sydney
New South Wales
L. Bunnell
Slaney
En Pesan
Fang
Bern Tor
Big storm off Victorian coast disrupts air and sea travel
A violent storm battered Victoria with gale force winds and rough seas. A Pan American airliner could not land at Melbourne, opting to circle Launceston. ships including the Hulk and Iron Prince sheltered off the coast as delays and diversions affected Melbourne and nearby ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Holyman
Melbourne
Moburt
Greymouth
New Zealand
Iron Prince
Clergymen Face Supreme Court Appearance Over Court Interference
A court summons references Rev Norman Millar president of the council of churches and Rev Fr Whelier vice president, plus The Courters Dial publisher and others to appear before Mr Justice Midroien at 10 am Friday. The case accuses the defendants of attempting to obstruct justice, distorting tribunal processes, and intimidating the court to deter resistance to the court’s course. The publication is noted as a factor in the charges and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tc DE Ovssay Wey Oy
Norman Millar
Council of Churches
Whelier
Courters Dial
Dtonara I
Prigay
Gauas
Motlim
King's Prize Shoot Reminder Sparks Senior Interest
A septuagenarian shooter from Buligrove New South Wales, aged over 70, restates lifelong passion for the sport during a community meeting. Alderman Ney notes the dedication and orders stricter oversight as participants discuss the event and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourn Arenas
Aldersnai
Buligrove
New South Wales
Ney
Beveral
Alderaae Milne
Patrol raids Japanese lugger during Lord Mayor holiday trip
During a Caloundra holiday party the Lord Mayor and his son Indaw Byrne chartered a fishing boat seven miles offshore. After the fuel ran low the party rowed back to shore with oars, the engine not starting, and the crew struggled to reach safety as the boatmaker tried to restart the engine amid rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caloundra
Bia
In- Daw
K. C. Byrne
Raid on Hebrides Island Sampan Sighting and Salvage
Fragmentary report describes a raid on a Hebrides Island Sampan and the salvage of wreckage. It mentions a British district official, J Nicol, and a vessel owned by S Mure in Me Ug. The text references a beach repair and a man named Wieloch Tparmiablo amid scattered details of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mand
Toermengh
S Mure
Fey Samparn
J. Nicol
Mit
Senda
Wesnal
Panama
Wieloch
Petrol fumes explode injuring two women in factory incident
About 230 pm yesterday a petrol fumes explosion occurred at a Penny Lane factory. Cecilia Holt sustained burns to the wrist and face while cooking near the rig. Miss Hughes, employed by Wallace Rampling, also suffered burns. Frank Baldock of Nowlin Garage rushed to help and extinguished the fire with a garden hose before fire brigade arrival. Both women were taken to hospital for treatment. Hughes was kept for observation before being allowed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Pwentery
Ronald
Cecilia Holt
Burma
Mise Hughes
Wallace Rampling
Ny Iily
Rowsda Hampling
Holt
Cary
Frank Baldoth
Nowlin Gurege
Kivehin
Uwe
Baldock
Akén
Move to Nullify ALP Expulsions Narrow Plan
Fragmentary notice reports union leaders expelled from the ALP and a pending plan to convene another union conference. Sparse lines hint at revolt against a Lang figure and potential mandating of a leadership change, with the setting unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloe
Atflorre Naidt
Eee
Umioyi
Tty Lang
Feotjen
Etforin Ales
Manda
Seines
Enon
Exploitation Case in Darwin Police Court Alleges Japanese Divers
In Darwin Police Court presided by Mr G J Pigott, allegations emerged of aboriginal women being exploited by Japanese divers near Bathurst Island. Convictions were recorded for two lugger crew members for permitting Aboriginal women to accompany and board vessels, with prison terms and warnings issued to deter future abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Bathurat Island
G. J. Pigott
Buchanan Diand
Bathurel Tsiand
Setmeany Keep
J. Porters
Detent
Tucker Berger Koop
Hewitatn
Hip
Muse
Larrakla
Buchanen
Bathurst Island
Baullan
Tie Lees
Dpeinn
Miles
Beiyeeni Koop
Posver
Ithausa
Buerasus Ivana
Wothers
Earlpingeng
Hauilain Aed
Wales
Train Smash At Mayne Junct Incur Injuries
Tour railwaymen were injured when two engines paled during night at Maya Riveton, with injuries ranged to right eye, knee, hip and shoulder. Fireman and two drivers named, all taken to Nos. aieeed hospital after incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aontina Oraithe
Maya
Tay
Apellacy
Gould Road
William Arnott
Criver
Ramelton
Vistorie Slimel
Windsor
Jacoratea
Thomas Gramam
River
Chere
Lowe Street
Paadingsot
Mary Te Bad
Elephant Dies from Tooth Abscess at Camperdown Station
An elephant valued at £800 from Perry Bros circus died in a railway truck at Camperdown station due to a tooth abscess poisoning. Removal of the carcass proved hard, necessitating two heavy motor trucks, block and tackle, and about 20 men as the animal’s body was moved to a nearby fertiliser works while the elephant kept up a loud wailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Perry Bros’ Circus
Cob
Camperdown
Heather Circus Elephanta
Russian scare in Germany sparks talk of conscription
A London report cites Berlin sources describing German plans to reintroduce a two year military service term and expand conscription. The piece notes press pressure to prepare Germans for compulsory service, with reference to Allied and regional political tensions and visits by Hungarian Regent Horthy and figures tied to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Morning Best
Pegstilsaat
Palmer Seeks More Fights After Turbulent Bout
Palmer pushes for additional bouts following a disputed contest with Zi. The report cites his wife and manager and notes involvement of the National Boxing Club and reactions from promoter Bat Bett Agama amid post fight trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
m_aday
Few Brides Are Late Say Punctual Weddings Observe
In Oban’s view brides generally arrive on time for their weddings, with lateness described as a rare exception. He notes punctuality reflects good manners and not delaying those waiting.
Royal Australian Air Force plans three year defence boost
The Defence Committee approves increased allowance for the final year of the three year plan and backs a larger R A A F squadrons mix. The report by Sir John Easimond prompts modifications to fund immediate expansion and navy munitions prep for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Australian Air Force
Point Cooke
Beni Nour
Af Defence
Royal Alustralian
John Easimond
Air Force
Ceotee Pose
Brisbane to Adelaide Air Race Preview
The Brisbane to Adelaide air race announced by the Aero Club of South Australia outlines handicapping and entries. Notable entrants include John Collinge and Roy, with aviation officials detailing aircraft and engine specifications and the event’s planned schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Adelaide
Mwrlaue
The
Aero Club of South Australia
J.C. Smith
Is. Almiler
Mesorkaoritn Boty Paernvendeni
Fae Gialth Devid Rose
John Collinge
Queensland
Sita
Ian
Eid
Victoriay Aero Club
Roy
the Aero Club
Australie Aecites
Nengsia
WH. EyAfer
Learn to Swim Campaign Promoted by Minister of Public Works
The Courier-Mail reports a Learn-To-Swim scheme announced by Minister of Public Works Mr Cooper. The campaign aims for long term benefits, with initial support and plans for ongoing implementation across the years. The article notes related Department of Public Works inquiries and child welfare considerations connected to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qatisravuen
Courier-Mail
Cooper
Department of Public
Tstrus
Howaida Attie
Childeen
DD Darrmnity
Cmdr
Asc
Australian Air Mail Saved in Offshore Crash
An Imperial Airwave Fligure band Aeiplo crashed off a gust of Grete with two lives reported saved as salvaged wreckage is moved toward Durban and a carrier to Athens, with word the wreckage will arrive Wednesday. The post office will post details of the salvage and message delivery once the aircraft reaches Lon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ei Abus
Imperial Airwave
Aeiplo
Nas ‘Beer
Athena Ty
Durban
Condon
Lon
Goondiwindi Reviver's Moral Standards Questioned
Local Goondiwindi clergy faced a defiling melee at a case in Canes court as a boy reportedly whirled around a shafting device in a violent incident. The accused man Colin Meynide 18 acted, while others including Guth ARrwe Wwmbatt faced hospital treatment after a high speed mishap. The event prompted prayers at Holy Trinity Church as the community sought amends and safety measures for youth.
Premiers Conference Adopts Plan on Finance and Labor
Federal Cabinet discusses key issues at Adelaide, focusing on the financial role between Commonwealth and States, section 82 of the Constitution, and the 40 hour week. The four day conference will push sensitive items to later sessions and consider referendums on expanded powers. The Prime Minister and Attorney General prepare a coordinated approach as ministers travel from Melbourne to Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melcuuant
le Bemont Fortaln
Adelaida
Commonwealth
Mencion
Tewil
Artaus
Azong
Dr. Fae
Die Bork
Selbourne
Vetaume
Inner Wit
Adeloite
Sidan
Allocation of Petrol Tax Debate in Premiers Conference
Adelaide reports three proposed schemes for distributing petrol tax revenue among states. Premiers from Queensland South Australia Victoria Tasmania and Western Australia discussed using population share consumption basis or a mix with a two fifths option. They aimed to secure agreement pending New South Wales arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Queensland
Mtr Organ Smith
South Australia
Victoria
Western Australia
Parliament House
New South Wales
Commonwealth
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