Brisbane Wool Series Opens With Prices Up Five Percent
The second Brisbane wool series opened in good heart as best wools rose up to 5 percent from last week. Prices for greasy wool ranged to 182d per lb, with scoured wool at 174 and 274 respectively, while other grades showed no quotable gains. Buyers from Japan, England, and Australia dominated, with withdrawals light and offerings about for private treaty.
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Brisbane
Germany
Japan
Aglang
Australia
Wien
Donald WeWenme
Worunde
Goondiwindi
Tyeloka
Fran
Oxton Dawok
Osborne
Oxton Downs
Jolie Crook
Mind LW
Yura
Whitewood
Winton
Winten
Ceparative Association, Ltd
Militant Citizens Army in Dublin Seeks Power Struggle
The Daily Telegraph correspondent reports that a new Military Citizens Army in Dublin aims to seize control from the government. The movement recruits workers and farmers, pledging to disrupt banks and government plots, while claiming to oppose Communists in Russia and seeking broad support among labor, unemployed, and political leaders.
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London
Nazi murder plots in London alleged by Time correspondent
The Time correspondent in Vierna reports confidential information about plans to murder Melmwetz leaders and key figures in the capital. It mentions the Vice-Chancellor and a Major Saar ordering Helmwehr to list ten Nagistin district leaders for hostage threats in case of attacks on the Helmwehr or ministers.
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London
Vierna
Sted
Ie Melmwetz
Chencelos
Yor Simrbeniberg
Saar
Aartran Helmwehr
Helmwehr
Nagistin Wach
Nagistin Wach District To Shable Théld Seliure
Kelmwehr
Boy of 17 Rescues Father in Daring Feat
A 17 year old boy bravely saved his father from danger in a dramatic incident described with vivid detail. Emergency crews arrived, and both were aided by bystanders as the scene unfolded near a waterfront area. The boy is praised for quick thinking and courage under pressure.
Route of Air Race Inspection Review
Royal Léonard of Sadia Ua.A. competes in ten Cnienan to travel by air from Derby to Darwin. The route inspection aims to assess the journey path with emphasis on safety and timing. An official report will analyze the planned segments and checkpoints for the race.
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Royal Léonard
Sadia
Ua.a
Aie Prom
Derby
Darwin
Pune
Our
Platen
Ara Rane
Last Corsican Brigand Titled From Navy to Brigand Life
The Aluceio correspondent reports Francis Borie a Corsican brigand long at large has surrendered to police after months on the run. Born in Corsica, he joined the French navy at 18 and later served as deck police at Toulon before dismissal in 1828. He ran a smithy and led brigand networks, blackmailed local carriers, and attacked a motorist who failed to move aside.
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London
Aluceio
Francis Borie
Bornes
Prench Navy
Toulon
Mix Candliel
Fire ruins tree and debris in unknown location
A fire shattered a tree and left debris scattered as responders and onlookers referenced nearby landmarks and attempted to identify the source. The scene showed unusual damage to the trunk, with observers noting a possible impact from a heavy object and several small vehicles nearby suggesting a broader disturbance.
Australian Labour Leader Presses For Defence Unity
An overseas war debate shows Mr Bellin of the Pedersi Labour Party calling for clear defence of Australia. Mr Riley, retiring MLA, stresses patience, while Mr Lammer and Rabur stalwarts face questions about responses amid rising war tensions.
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Pedersi Labour Party
Bellin Wan Aakep
Mir. Ouilin
Australs
WAL Oitelde Australia
Mr Riley
Tom Lammer
Ted
Rabur Stalwarts
Trades and Labour Council Meeting Notice
Fragmentary notice shows Trades and Labour Council planning a meeting rescheduled to next week. It mentions members being invited to attend a legislative session and an unclear agenda, with details partially garbled.
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Menting
Trades Anggba Council
Quiet Election Campaign Faces Low Attendance in Brisbane
Polls show limited public interest for the Brisbane election campaign with meetings poorly attended. Candidates including C. Brown and Masary G. face a tight schedule over three weeks, while sugar industry concerns and a potential sugar agreement loom large for Herbert’s electorate.
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Brlabaiyeary
Eh Cui
C. Brown
Masary G
Douglas Social Credit candidates in British Columbia race
Fragmentary report outlines Douglas Social Credit candidates and a wage reduction scheme tied to their platform. It notes proposals to unify with a broader Commonwealth framework, maintain income for workers, and oppose wage cuts while criticizing Labour policies. References to Madden Bonar and party officials anchor the piece in a prewar or wartime context.
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Social Credit
Beotland
Cdi Nes
Douglas
Indias
Cere
Ronan
Tox Mer
Smith
Maxi Pita
Id Petro
Soland
Bo" Madden
John Bonan
Douglas Great Arty
Bnei
Addresses by Radio Deliver Obscure Message
Fragmented OCR reads like a street notice listing addresses and locations with scattered names. It references radio related terms and a veiled message about a transit or broadcast route. The readable items include partial place names and times, but the syntax remains garbled and hard to parse.
World control of wheat markets discussed in London
London officials and traders debate international control of wheat amid notes on record global production and high prices. Argentina and Australia are cited as key suppliers while Britain bears responsibility to stabilize costs. The discussion emphasizes faster action by an international committee to sustain free trade and curb price volatility.
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Faouanea
London
Bir
Bervest
T. Rodeon
London Corn Trade Association
America
Britain
Uaeny International Committee
Wheat Agreement Tests Argentina Policy
August 27 report from Landon reflects on Argentina's stance toward a wheat trade accord. It notes government dependence on farmers' support and explores indirect financing routes via banks to secure credits. The piece discusses potential shortages and the influence of climate and season on harvests and policy.
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Argentina
Argeline
Eredis
Raita
Aegrolune
Iataline Fonllaua
Weni Bertalli
French subsidised wheat being dumped in London
Reports from London dated August 27 note subsidised French wheat in transit and offered for sale at 206 per quarter, with quality ratings 36% for the best Aton Hine wheat and 32.4 for Canailion Ko Maniobe. Supplies are large but demand remains weak amid price pressures.
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London
Timex
Landeef
Canailion Ko
Maniobe
Ned
Austen
France
Resent
Council Works Expenditure Raises Budget Concerns
The Brisbane city council debates ward spending and rates with emphasis on works department expenditure on roads drainage and public works. Officials compare current year costs to prior valuations noting higher or lower charges in Hamilton Clayfield and surrounding areas. The review critiques rates impact on ratepayers and calls for clarity on allocations and future funding.
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Ian
Khong
Brisbane
Chiy Connell
Aldersuait A
Ciantaard
Highop Ralad
Estes
Dendhiure
Tonkpatin
Sunland
Uch
Hamilton
Clayfield
Walings
BeLwee
Anihin
Faye
Hale
Anion Pune
Owen
Lowe
Aresa
Witeu Dberimeuigson
Horse and Rider Shot Dead in Farm Incident
A farmer in Kerrang reported a horse and rider shot dead on a farm yesterday. An investigation is underway as authorities seek the assailant and motive amid unclear surrounding circumstances.
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Mumio
Aurround
Jobim
Magia
Kerrang
Murriiane
Radio Ballot Shows Popular Music Dominant On Air
A reader transcription shows strong popular music influence on a radio ballot discussion. Mentioned names include Crosby and Sian, with debates over audience responses and the impact on station programming and ratings. The piece notes listener reactions and program pacing during prime slots and contends that public taste shapes station choices.
Youth Wins City Air Scholarship Amid Wartime Lofty Talk
Berlin August 39. Ateenager named Nasis wins a city air scholarship amid German wartime rhetoric praising aviation and national revival. The ceremony at Niederwald features expressions of loyalty to the Reich, praise for aviation, and a prize awarded to H W Poulsen, 17, of Annerie Read, with other young pilots and club members noted.
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Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Avious
Motor
Cotogri
Goebis
Campelan
Willer
Poidsen
Rome
Mist Pearce J
Young
Ag Pretis
Galhote
Con Wolf
Methal Eherens
Ign A Ans of
Aviation Enthwait
Aesige Mhawed
Niederwald
Front Demonstration in January Speech Echoes Iron Curtain Fears
An article notes a front demonstration on January 15 by communists and socialists at a rally in BuLosseh. Speakers denounced invasion and urged belief in immediate resistance, promising to pursue justice and oppose the return of a government aligned with Germany. Police reportedly restrained several demonstrators amid tense exchanges.
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Buleoseh
Hocisliuis
Cathiie
Ovard
FiaWig
Gus
Kariker
Aitiee
Uwe
Wis
Ucowbiedt
Orie Eoglulist
Priian
Herr Bran
Speech not likely to help leader in Europe crisis
A London based Chronicle article, citing unnamed sources, argues that public speeches by leaders will not avert the brewing tensions. It warns against meddling before key deployments and stresses caution amid political turmoil. The piece notes potential dangers of provoking broader conflict and references commission discussions and military recruit movements.
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London
Newe-Chronicle
Germany
Judas
Cathalien
Witler
Angeand
Ehelund
Gaur
Abr
Saxi Govern Commission
Bolton
Saaire
Taratel
Recovery in Britain Amid Industrial Shifts and Shipbuilding
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Britain facing activity changes in August with references to industry and shipbuilding, mentioning figures like Dorian Ung and various firms. The text hints at economic comparisons, quarter results, and ongoing industrial effort, but remains garbled with incomplete names and dates.
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London
Augie
Dorian
Britain
Stardt
Atesea
Pepin
Mine Employees to Be Insured in New Scheme
Rockhampton reports a government plan to insure mine workers under a new scheme. The article notes migrant workers and a compensation focus, detailing the coverage and benefits under the proposed act with emphasis on death and injury provisions.
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Rockhampton
Enuemter
Canary
AMC Nua Minin Egan
Fugropare
Inaurasiee
Canon
Sven Wose
Gold Extraction Process Trial Near Mt Morgen Orefield
A new gold extraction system is tested at Mt Morgen ore area, with references to a Morgam or Morgan linked project. The report notes a company forming soon to explore the rights of the new method, including a four-stage process and potential setup at a local mine site.
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Mt. Morgen
Kalqoorlie
Teye
Morea Cay
Greauty
Callamune
Piraes
Moria
Morgan
Cewelia
Bi Norgro
Turbulent Price Proposals Spark Public Debate at Beard Worksite
A chaotic report details electricity board concerns and proposed price controls affecting Punlie Works Chartmen and neighboring towns. It notes debate over levies, potential beer price implications, and calls for official procedures, with references to incidents, inquiries, and political figures including Deputy and Mr Lindsey.
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A . Sorensn
Treomnieng
Boinimece
Bammise
Mir
Lindsey
Tore
Sauten
Centenary Air Race ban cited for crossing NW Indian frontier
Report from London notes a ban on crossing the Northwest Indian frontier during the centenary air race. A lieutenant claims the route would challenge the frontier and cites dangers along the Hindu Kush and Afghanistan border. Officials warn the distance would exceed planned limits and risk safety for competitors.
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Ogy
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Ysis
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Uty
Betanna
Minter
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Poulsen
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London Press Comment
Journaliat
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Qaeboeia
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Electricity Board
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le Department
Uelve Berlin
Grinhie “Public Ledger
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Alien
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Wenysty
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Chetan
Howie
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Seria
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