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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
5
A citywide evacuation order in Addis Ababa caused panic as rumors spread that foreigners should leave the capital within hours. Officials clarified the proclamation, but initial misreporting fueled fears of weapons drops and widespread danger amid tense days.
A condensed report notes rising doubts about peace in global discussions. An interwoven stream highlights government positions in Rome, Paris, and London, with observers predicting possible shifts should talks stall. Leaders and forces in Mussolini era politics are referenced amid broader unease.
Scattered OCR resembles a chaotic interview excerpt with garbled references to Abyssinia, Meuse, Inoue, and wartime figures. The text hints at assurances by leaders, investor caution, and speculation about policy and war outcomes, all rendered in a distorted, newspaper-like broadcast fragment.
Fragmentary note describes unusual calm on the stock exchange as odd communications and vague references to a disruptor, with unclear names or dates. The text hints at reactions to a potential telephony related event, but specifics are obscured.
A chaotic report from New York describes the deaths of two young men and the death of Mr John Willys amid a bicycle factory incident near Rocky Bay. The account notes a large rescue, a funeral, and various vague details about the circumstances and locations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an interview with Empress Fa about a 16 hour conflict, referencing a husband and a Batip radon. Readable portions imply a wartime report with unclear names and places.
Reports from Aust report a planned reinforcement of British troops for Malta to bolster island defences. The dispatch notes intensified measures and coastal patrols as authorities seek to deter potential threats amid European tensions.
A lengthy local wording discusses government subsidy status for waterworks projects. It outlines cost items, proposed improvements, and balance allocations, with notes on available funds, government approval, and a push to secure aid on a pound for pound basis to complete pipeline and supply enhancements.
A fragmented report covers speeches at a wartime gathering featuring Sir Lionel something, urging peace through the League of Nations and allied efforts. It notes Mrs Mage, president of the National Council of Warners of Australia, and calls for restraint, cooperation, and efforts toward universal disarmament amid looming conflict.
Damaged text describes a severe accident at a location in Torreninvilly near Tul Street. Injured person rushed to Adelaide Hospital with lacerations and puncture wounds. Witnesses report a chaotic scene with a crowd, mud and debris in a pit and responders battling to extract victims.
A fragmented report notes Britannia will not race again after a disputed request. The king’s yacht referenced in discussion appears to be a point of controversy and public interest.
The Royal Commission on racing begins sittings in Bay area as members are named and preliminary details set. Perry chairs. Carroll and McCarthy noted among members with secretary to oversee immediate duties.
A list of names from New Zealand tour selections, featuring players such as Ware, Roblaim, Brown, McKinnon, and Thickname among others. The roster includes lineups with positions and clubs like NAW RA, NSW, and LWE. Compiled details show a mix of New Zealand and Australian players preparing for the tour.
A garbled report argues pensions strain finances amid rising costs and unsustainable long term commitments. It notes royal commission avoidance, calls for reform, and warns that temptations to widen pensions may be impractical as expenditures surge against a growing demographic burden.
The Prime Minister and government officials consider a joint action on overseas matters. A Parliamentary Undersecretary for Employment Frederick Stewart heads an investigation into altered overseas reports. A federal statistical inquiry will examine cabinet actions and potential reforms.
A would be thief attempted a daytime theft at a shop on a corner street. Mr Room intervened, pursuing the man as Bryan Mabin aged sixteen and others chased him through Bowser Street into nearby lanes. The suspect escaped with a crate and box, but the struggle drew a crowd and the incident ended with the thief fleeing into the crowd.
A garbled diary of quotes references Darwin and a clash over Australian policy, noting Queensland and Northern Territory mentions. The fragment hints at public debate on education and Indigenous issues, with scattered names and places, but the text is largely unreadable.
The Prime Minister announced a review of the national book censorship system and called for a clearer framework to address concerns about prior restraint and access to literature. Officials say the aim is to balance free expression with public safety while examining current procedures.
A report from Brisbane describes a price-fixing controversy among brick manufacturers tied to Archbishop Dalig’s plea for cheaper bricks. Public Works officials plan an immediate inquiry into prevailing prices and supply, citing potential construction delays and employment impacts. The discussion mentions cement supply, government inquiries, and calls for lower brick costs to aid housing and public works projects.
A damaged parcel case described hazardous materials and detonators within a shipment. The report notes authorities, post office handling, and a suspect involved with a suspect package, detailing steps taken and the broader safety actions.
In a lengthy discussion on brick supply, quality, and pricing the article notes lower procedures and higher costs for manufacturers. It cites references to discounts, shipments, and comparisons of brick performance, while outlining concerns about brick durability and plant quality. The debate touches on distribution and potential impacts on builders and buyers.
Probate today grants the will of Mrs. Campbell who died July 1 and left large legacies to the Presbyterian churches, Lp schools and colleges, and hospitals. She directed sale of jewelry and funds to the Red Cross and a broad array of scholarships for children including those of returned soldiers. Executors named are the Aerorial Trustees Coy and Mr. Nowl Baunder. the legacy totals over twenty three thousand pounds.
Unclear OCR reports chaotic dispute among cane workers. The Queensland Trades and Labour Council urged arbitration while condemning communist influence. AWU leaders claimed unity but recent meetings saw low turnout and mixed support for striking. A new rally was planned to pressure.
Local reports indicate no developments at Innisfail as workers prepare for a Wednesday afternoon meeting near the mill works. The Australian Works union heads expect a turnout to discuss job actions and widening concerns about wage and safety conditions.
Report notes GSR not paying Growweis and a strike impacting Brisbane export refinery. Proposals to millers and growers to fix price amid halted shipments.CRM indicates limited leverage and cautions about continued disruption to grain flows.
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