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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
5
A fragment reports a market note from NEEL Alaska about bees, prices, and a local trade item. It mentions Erie and Rome and hints at a price and shipment, with minimal readable context. The garbled text limits specifics but preserves a brief cost note and regional trade cue.
Sydney reports on Friday meetings where Seamen's Union will consider proposals to end the shipping strike. Motions seek to return mariners to work under the Arbitration Court award and to seek variations to the award. The meeting notes opposition from management authorities and outlines steps toward resuming work and ensuring crew safety.
A damaged OCR fragment references volunteer labor, naval crews, and port actions. Names and places are obscured, but hints at committees, maritime operations, and potential labor or service activities near a harbor appear amid garbled phrases. The text mentions people aboard ships and crew actions in a coastal area.
Reported opposition from representative unions across Melbourne to a looming strike, with leaders including Carter 1B Deters and other officials attending a conference. Negotiations center on avoiding disruption to shipping and possible cost impacts, with meetings held to avert a work stoppage.
In Canberra observers note extended hours as Labour Party leaders tentatively cooperate. Prime Minister Curtin and opposition figures discuss labour policy, with debate shifting to economic reform. Officials signal readiness to push key measures before parliament adjourns.
Port Adelaide official reports no redaftion in plan to strike as seamen vow to hold out for demands. The motor ship Misinipa remains at Port Lincoln with 180 of the crew aboard amid notices of expiry. ship owners warn of potential delays as authorities monitor the situation.
Sparse garbled report describes ships and crews tied up or delayed at Brisbane with vessels from Avon Company and Adelaide Steamship involved. Mentions cargo loading at John Sure and Company South Brisbane and delays due to weather or schedules.
Local business leaders warn that Christmas trade will suffer as import costs rise and British manufacturers struggle to export. They foresee higher prices, reduced raw materials, and possible layoffs if labor strikes persist, with retailers facing shortages of goods and earnings squeezed by increased shipping costs and currency fluctuations.
A vague report notes 1000 men at Holden's Adelaide plant facing potential action. Manager Mr J Holden is cited in a context of labor pressure and production impact amid rumors of a strike and possible layoffs or reduced output.
Sydney telegram reports Mr GJ Melrose, patient at Bowral Hospital, showing wonderful improvement after injuries from a Penrose crash on Tuesday. Dr Whee of Monyere notes he should be able to leave hospital within a week.
A Melbourne inquiry investigates if a whaling vessel carrying aircraft could resupply and whether a Discovery trawler bound for the Antarctic might transport the missing United States explorer Mr Lincoln Fileworth. Government regulators coordinate with aviation authorities for possible air support.
Montreal dispatch reports an explorer missing after nine days at sea as ships Valor and Wyatt Garp race to Magellanies. Weather and delays hinder rescue plans while crews coordinate to secure the vessel during the long voyage toward Tierra del Fuego.
The Canberra court announces a period of mourning for three weeks with full mourning for one week and half mourning for the following three weeks. Governor General cancels most off-duty engagements including a Royal launch and Lady Taarest reception. The Governor-General will attend a graduation at Allitary College and a welcome ceremony at Flinders Naval Depot.
The Ravel family members attended a funeral at Windsor on Saturday as mourners gathered in a somber ceremony. The event drew relatives and friends, with a formal service marking the passing of a family member.
A messy OCR note from Paris discusses Deputy Leader of LAP and Italian replies. It mentions Trench Infant, Hoare, Lavalenor Tom, and a newpaper piece about peace efforts, Hungary and Romania. It notes a secret ballot for ministers and a contingent deal tying to a tension filled regional power balance.
A chaotic look at German forces marching toward London amid wartime tension. Reports describe crowds in the capital, with German-friendly lines and passenger movement as authorities monitor potential incursions. The piece notes large-scale loans and political stress accompanying the conflict.
The report highlights mounting subscriptions as Treasurer Casey notes increased activity. Colonial Allied Life Assurance and American Mutual Insurance figures show sizeable contributions, with the Colonial firm contributing 6,000 and American firms noting 16,000 subscriptions, alongside Australia based entities.
A garmented trade note reports banks charging fees on exchange and cheques with a loan of about £700.00. It mentions low interest marks and a subscribed fund by Commonwealth Joan Sbper, alongside rent and movement notes on that item.
An inquiry summary details defence department searches for aviators amid gaps in pre flight checks. Major officials say the inquiry covers salvage operations, costs borne by Australia, and responsibilities of ministers and department staff in locating missing airmen.
The alleged cabinet changes involve Mr Savage and focus on Russia's grain harvest and measures to boost production. Reports mention the New Speaker in Wellington and a governor tied to the rumors, with references to population policy and economic adjustments amid international grain pressures.
The High Court decision prompts government to decide extent of broadcasting control in Australia. Prime Minister Lyons discusses expert overseas review with ministers and the Commonwealth’s broad powers while awaiting a formal report. The inquiry aims to clarify scope of federal authority before actions are taken.
A dated dispatch assesses the next phase of the war campaign as pivotal. Predictions warn that Italy or Abyssinia may yield peace terms before April if sanctions fail, while Britain and allied forces marshal vast mobilization efforts and strategic fortifications.
The Australian Lifesaving Association advances a proposal to finance a world tour by the Lifesavers team. A voluntary liquidation plan is adopted for the company with 20,000 capital in shares. The venture aims to visit France, England, Holland, New Zealand and Mexico, with consular support and high-level officials engaged.
A garbled report outlines a ministerial election with references to Deputy Jennarine Dutope Bley and the deputy, noting a first federal parliament achievement and potential impact if certain votes had shifted. It mentions several named figures and a Ballot outcome in a distant context.
Labour plebiscite in Toowoomba lists eight nominees including Gostin Cronin and Turnnu. Nominations endorsed by the CE yesterday include several men and a focus on the December 8 return of Clewrit. Nacilnalker to close next Monday for the July ballot date and Baiveday hints guide the campaign.
A fragmented OCR item from Adelaide discusses a measure attached to the Premier and a plan to provide support for primary producers. The text references the South Australian State Bank, an introduced measure, and a monetary figure related to a loan or subsidy, with unclear details.
In Canberra the sugar bill faced deep division as the motion to refer it to a select committee failed 84 to 76. A push to amend the agreement and cap sugar price failed 60 to 27, with Lang Labor and MPs opposing key provisions. Proponents warned against price cuts harming fruit and sugar industries, while defenders argued the policy aimed to balance wages, production, and national need.
The Premier reported good news as the Siurar y Bill passed the House of Henrénen- Gadlves with a comfortable majority. He said the measure should gain broad support when it goes to the Unit Chamber for ratification.
The report notes gold prices in London easing with the ounce rate around four dollars and three cents in U.S. dollars. It records a period where political and financial factors influenced bullion movements, citing earlier and nearby quotes and the ongoing market volatility affecting precious metal pricing.
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