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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1936
Page
6
A London dispatch reports Malaga’s rebellion era horrors with 4000 deaths and executions by drowning and firing squads. Victims include creditors and enemies of anarchist committees as residents trade five pesetas for killing. Bombings reach Alicante. Madrid evacuations continue amid collapsing order and fear.
Paris dispatch reports France will publicly commit to supporting Britain against aggression. The note, published by The Times correspondent, signals a pledge toward Britain and a durable partnership, amid rising tensions in Europe.
A fragmented World War I era dispatch describes potato crop concerns and military actions along the Northamptonshire frontier. It notes troop advances, frontier patrols, and supply worries as forces engage and the valley falls under pressure. The piece mentions Bealls, RART, and a shift toward Western Nosiratia amid frost and logistical constraints.
London reports a senior figure asserts ambassadors from Paris and London are engaged in informal talks regarding a formal request to the League of Nations. Premier Caballero and Secretary-General Averiol favor delaying a public appeal, with December dates floated for submitting the appeal.
A fragmented report discusses efforts to aid disabled soldiers, referencing relief groups, petitions, and government actions. The piece mentions leaders and a public push to improve veteran care and support, with emphasis on medical treatment and welfare services.
Fragmentary report describes a May 1980 street clash tied to a Supreme Court matter. It notes a breakaway, two escapees fatally shot, Constable J Robertson and W L Ruwalet wounded, and a commandeered lorry used by the attackers. The scene shifted to a Sommen Howse in the city as authorities pursued recapture.
Readable lines describe New Zealand goods destined for Honolulu and mention a shipment with boxes noted around a thousand or more, indicating import activity. The text is fragmented and hard to parse but points to a trade shipment involving NZ products and Honolulu, with approximate quantities and origins.
Berlin reports indicate a restrained stance from German officials amid diplomatic discussions in Canberra and Berlin. Aimed at easing commercial tensions, warnings from Goering and allied notes in Tokyo signal a broader effort to limit isolation while balancing impending economic and political pressures.
A Spokane dispatch reports officials discuss oil penalties for drunkenness and offer a police supervised option, while a local judge considers alternatives to jail. Across the Atlantic, statements from Soviet leaders and Molotov outline wartime policies and alliances, with attacks, pacifist stances, and calls for discipline amid rising tensions.
A questionable dispatch references Japan made hat lining prices and air base issues while criticizing Germany policy. The article quotes a publication urging no invasion or harm and stresses a neutral stance, claiming insufficient grounds for European war actions.
Irates firm on Sydney sales report a wool market uptick with around 25 percent gains in average descriptions and a sale of about 22,886 bales realizing roughly £250,000. Brisbane October and Sydney quotes reflect firmer prices for greasy wool and skirtings, while quality descriptions and withdrawals shape the demand and values across Australasian centers.
London reports mixed progress in wool with gains in lead through the week as prices and demand shift. Wool prices show uneven advances across crossbreds and wools with notable strength in American crossbreds and declines in others. Markets stay volatile as commodity prices steady in places while London Tin Corporation proposals loom over capital structures. Public market sentiment improves slightly despite global tensions and trade concerns.
Mr Bulcock discusses the true test of government amid party rivalries in a debate on December 10. He argues the Country Party and United Australia Party opposed each other, while advocating accountability of the Federal Government under the Constitution and section 82 powers. He asserts Labor’s policy failures and defends the Liberal-Country coalition, urging electors to judge by implemented achievements rather than rhetoric.
A garbled report discusses transport development in Queensland, noting figures from the Commissioners annual report and a Letter in The Courier Mail. It contrasts costs and maintenance across states, mentioning population Deed data, Western Australia, and the Queensland rail or road line as part of a broader debate on traffic and funding.
Japanese cargo line Nippon Yusen announces resumption of sailings to Australia amid denials of cancellations. Morioka Maru to depart Yokohama for Melbourne in December, with official schedules showing 1800 vans to be moved.
London reports dated November 20 describe Dr. Alberry continuing a global journey to discuss a proposed airline merger. The dispatch notes interest from British and Australian interests, with focus on the aviation trust and regional carriers.
Auctioneer reports the sale of balances offered in Melbourne from South Africa with figures cited for lots and prices. The document references a sequence of lot numbers and price points, noting quantities and dates in a fragmented 19th century trade record.
A historical note records a presidential campaign cost of £2,600,000 and mentions inquiries into expenditures. The text references Woanmau run and a Benale council’s oversight of spending, with hints of bot activity and steel industry context. The fragmentary source preserves names and numbers but is unclear on full events or outcomes.
The report notes a major push for the Australian exhibit in Paris with supporters led by Lane and J. A. Atalay, describing an overwhelming majority backing the display. Details mention expected deliveries, international ties, and potential importations, amid a backdrop of ongoing diplomatic exchange in Cairo and Alexandria.
A fragmented report outlines Mr. Buchanan arguing Labour will raise living standards and reform Commonwealth banking. It cites plans to use real wealth, ensure stable credit, and fund production while pursuing water conservation and reduced working hours.
A fragmented report outlines UAP activity with Mr Fairbairn and Mr JY among candidates. References to D. Austland and others indicate ongoing campaigning across constituencies, with party organizers identifying venues and volunteers for a December 19 election timeframe.
Directors of Minunt Morgan Ltd report a major development at the Mt Morgan mine with a large deposit of dense gold bearing sulphide ore discovered. The ox ide treatment plant construction is near completion and the extent of the ore body remains to be determined.
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