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Partial OCR snippet shows isolated letters and scattered terms. No clear event, names, or location emerge to identify a concrete notice or summary.
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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1934
Page
5
Partial OCR snippet shows isolated letters and scattered terms. No clear event, names, or location emerge to identify a concrete notice or summary.
Reports from Lancashire indicate a general boycott of Australian produce is being organized. Grocers, led by figures such as J Gregory and the Northern Counc 5B, pledge to stop purchases while urging customers to seek alternatives. The move draws responses from Manchester and Yorkshire merchants, with mixed support and warnings of economic impact on Australian exports.
The Australian government moves to adjust duties affecting imports, citing new administration claims. Ministers warn grocers and traders to prepare for tariff changes and possible rationing, with potential impact on consumption and local markets. Officials deny political motivation while stressing official actions reflect policy corrections.
The Times reports German leaders press for pacific, united stance as Chancellor Hiller faces clergy loyalty oaths and political pressure over plebiscite policy. It notes Kirchen officials split on oaths, with pastors and Emergency League opposing forced allegiance while seeking gradual, stabilizing ties with France and Germany.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a proposed German power shift with Hindenburg, Blomberg, and a deputy chancellor figure as key players. The text hints at a cabinet lineup, defense matters, and possible future chancellorship amid a period of political reorganization.
The London dispatch reports a ship launch amid weather and technical delays. Wireless setup hindered human tainting. electrical impulse from Australia will confirm water entry. Barrow and Brisbane coordinate to fire the signal as the vessel reaches the sea.
The article discusses potential Australian based telecommunication plans and the role of Superintendent of Telephones Mr JC Mult in enabling transmission from Australia. It notes electrical pulse signaling, reception of messages from England, and a ceremony inclusion with the Duke’s wedding list. Returned soldiers’ welcome is planned in the City Ball.
A broken cable message from the Governor-Chaplain informs of the Duke of Gloucester's arrival in England. It expresses loyal remarks and hopes for a pleasant reception by the Commonwealth of Australia and the nation, anticipating his visit with cordial welcome.
The document outlines currency allotment for September payments and the average requirements for 1930 21. It notes rates and daily receipt figures. mentions provisions for con avis entries prior to July and release of funds for raw material imports.
A fragmented 1904 era note outlines proposed by law changes including fees, deadlines, and enforcement details. The document references August 21 and November 13 in relation to prior and upcoming implementations and mentions the Magister Reeve as an authority overseeing adjustments.
A controversial court case discusses blood evidence in paternity, with testimony from Dr E A Hipron and others. The ruling establishes that DNA like evidence can demonstrate biological relationships, affecting maintenance and child support. An appeal is anticipated as both sides await higher court review, highlighting international influence on domestic law.
Fragmented and garbled OCR describes debates on policy and government programs. Mentions Mr Corser supporting policy and references to Australia Canada and Commonwealth actions. Indicates discussion of duties and protections with mentions of community government and welfare measures though text is unclear.
Fragmentary text hints at a local incident or event involving a town or area glyphs and scattered names. The readable fragments mention a possible threatening act and a water or maritime reference, but specifics are obscured and no clear entities or dates emerge.
In a period of industrial growth, Japanese mills plan broader operations and higher output. The Cobxt cites increased demand guiding expansion, with workers adjusting to longer hours and new production lines as associations focus on Denning and related industrial relations.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a discussion of Austrian goods and a ceremony or presentation. Names, places, and concrete details are unclear, with many garbled terms. The readable content suggests a request or declaration but lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
Calcutta reports widespread flooding in the Cereb Valley with towns submerged and peasants living in trees or on rooftops. Thousands feared dead or missing as waters sweep through remote settlements, with cattle washed away and snakes and rats displaced by the flood. Emergency relief and engineering assessments are under way along the Allahabad frontier and the Paria River, amid dramatic but grim scenes.
The price of gold including old jewellery lodged at the Royal Mint from Anguat 30 to 34 inclusive has been fixed at 28/13 a fine ounce, with 29/106 for the previous pound. This price is noted as the highest ever paid by the Commonwealth Bank, though a private seller in February last paid the same rate.
The report outlines a July date in Adelaide with details on share activity at the Block Exchange. It notes 200,000 shares traded and a 48,000 rise from the previous day, with a broader market shift in London weakness impacting local trading and notable names like Pearce and Bowley cited among participants.
A fragmented report details a mass strike involving about 1200 workers, with mentions of hidden indirections, union names such as North auleurst United and Amalgamated, and references to industrial court actions led by Mr Justice Cantor. The piece ties labor unrest to legal proceedings at the Newcastle and New Bell courtrooms, noting hostility and upheaval among workers and officials.
A fragmented transcript reports wool prices holding firm with limited upside as buyers from Australia and Asia show cautious bidding. It notes top rates reached yesterday, with heavy competition from Brad Ford and Co-operative producers, and lists key players including J. W. Carrigan and the Australian mills.
Australia dominated as Sussex batted second trailing by 38 on the first innings. Openers Langridgy and Parke provided a start while Bowley starred in a near-crest exhibition at the crease.
Unclear text shows a Melbourne market note with references to stock changes and investment offers. Mentions Esha sontidente and Rog steady turnover, and a discussion of improved conditions and investor interest. Several garbled phrases suggest a broad stock market update with notable names and merged entities.
An August 20 report from Aibraltar describes the steamship Flora from Marseilles cruising Cape St Vincent vicinity. The cruiser Sussex signals a three hour pursuit at 30 knots before the Flora is sighted and the Skyboat crew searches for it for two hours without result. A further message indicates the Flora was beached and sunk, with the crew taken onboard.
The report describes naval movements involving the Duke of Gloucester and a Royal voyage toward Gibraltar. It notes sanitary measures including compulsory vaccinations against typhoid for the crew and details about commanders and officers aboard. The article references the New Zealand Navy and various ships and marines, with anticipation of a significant voyage.
Fragmented report from Fremantle in August 98 discusses Vivian McGrath’s fitness and performance. Gerald Patterson criticizes his form after watching Wimbledon and Davis Cup matches, noting McGrath’s individual play as strong but Patterson’s evaluation as disappointing amid club loyalty and amateur status in a transitioning era.
A climber fell into a crater at the 13 000 foot level while ascending with a party. Fumes from the crater affected the climber’s heart and he died returning to safety. Victor Maura of Washington is named as a person of interest in the incident.
A stray tennis ball struck a small bird at the Conn Clube court on Maypill Road during an indoor practice session. The improvised strike caused the bird to fall, and onlookers described the unusual accident with local color and limited details.
Executors of the Laie of Income are informed by the Taxation Commissioner of an estate duty claim at Adincioturg. The widow OBrien seeks proper maintenance under the Taylors Facility Maintenance Act, noting an annuity of 10 pounds weekly to the widow and the late husband’s former marriage.
Estate of James Leslie Grazier sworn for probate at £110000. Will leaves £500 to the Presbyterian Church of Australia. Questions arise over use of funds for a memorial home and maintenance bequests. Unclear details include estate location, dates, and full beneficiary list due to damaged text.
Ambulance superintendent Teresa Ede aided victims after a Kirra surf boat was swamped. A man died and another is missing as rescuers battled rough seas and a blaze aboard the Time Meare and Coolangaitn Club steamer, with authorities pursuing updates on survivors and cause.
Vandalism strikes a church for the fourth time this year. Intruders forced entry damaged the pulpit and Bible, torn posters from walls, and scattered congregational items. About 120 scrapings or marks noted. investigation underway in the locality. No injuries reported. police seeking clues and suspects.
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