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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1933
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment discusses hair care of film stars with stray names and odd phrases. It appears as a confused jumble mentioning washing hair, costs, gadgets, and various nonsensical references without coherent facts or clear people, events, or organizations.
A Sunday Courier reports a Brisbane court case on call pay and interpretation for workers in newspaper production. Judge Wenban presided as representatives argued whether Sunday and holiday shifts entitled staff to additional pay and how this applied to pressroom and editorial roles.
In Townsville on Friday a man was remanded after an affray charge tied to a Saturday fight. The presiding officer set bail conditions, while the case proceeds against John Robert Thommen. The incident involved injuries to a Tufts team member and an ensuing police inquiry.
The Supreme Court resolved a case where Campbell Bron Proprietary Ltd of Bowen Brisbane sought an injunction against a defendant to prevent the destruction or alteration of bottles. The judge ruled the plaintiff’s bottles, moulds, and related items remain their property and ordered the defendant not to interfere with possession or control.
Hazy courtroom notes reveal judgment reserved in a local dispute at the Sannin Court near Dalby. Witnesses referenced include Messrs TS Gull, Sullivan, Matthews, and a town agent for MP Vosw, with discussion of legal proceedings and possible outcomes in a murky report.
Fragmented text reports a court order involving divorce actions and multiple named individuals across unclear jurisdictions. The names and places are garbled, with references to Sir James Burl and various parties, but the overall meaning remains obscured and incomprehensible.
A garbled OCR style notice discusses a travel or vacation area with mentions of sites and a chalet. Readable fragments reference a tour, a spa or resort, and possible local names. The text remains unclear about date, author, or concrete events.
A garbled OCR style notice references a magistrate and a defendant named George Bowl. It mentions a December date and an order related to property valued at 14, with payments and a bond or bail scenario involving the defendant and a pulling agent. The fragmentary text hints at a legal proceeding and a money-related judgment or arrest.
A garbled OCR record hints at a police investigation and a suspect facing a sentence. Names and places are unreadable, but references to detectives, a sergeant, and a legal proceeding suggest a crime report from a regional paper.
Mr J B Borg and Mr J Bedgood, bakers from Wikcots, faced a fine yesterday related to a Nav’ inlivered incident. The resignation of Kile loka Tonty Resigned coincided with the case, details unclear due to damaged text and partial names.
The coroner opened an inquiry into the death of a person named in the report at Lear Island. Detective Mullally led the examination with Mrs Violet May Robinson represented by attorneys. Witnesses testified about circumstances surrounding the death and police investigations continued through the morning.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at meat pricing and casual rates, with references to various individuals and industry terms. The readable parts suggest a discussion of meat values and possible proposals or verdicts, though details and context are unclear due to garbled phrasing.
A fragmented account notes chemists and a conference discussing awards and proposed reforms. Names appear garbled, but references to a bee in the industry and potential changes imply ongoing professional debate. The text mentions dates and individuals in unclear context.
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions youth, prom and a sequence of unreadable names and places. It includes references to Eytan and Lam with unclear roles and incomplete event details. The readable pieces hint at a youth audience and a prom event but lack coherent facts to form a full report.
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