Medical School in Sight at Brisbane Grant Plan
A proposal surfaced to gift the 114 afd Masonic Hall on Alice Street to the Senate and University for the establishment of a medical faculty. The scheme, backed by the Grand Lodge of Antiest free ant Ancepted Misoms of Queensland, aims to fund and develop medical training at the University of Queensland and Melbourne, with subsidies to secure adequate facilities for anatomy physiology and veterinary science research.
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Grand Lodge
Queensland
Senate
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Masonic Hall
Alice Strest
Teppea Tiadiven
Gueuiaid University
Gowmmen
Unik
Ible
Queenatant Daverity
Alice Lieb
Chey Miler
Godnee
Melbourn
Incomplete Lindbergh Flight Update From Africa Trip
Fragmentary report notes Charles Lindbergh and wife Anne en route from West Africa. Mentions a late departure, a Kenyan or Tunisian meeting, and unnamed officials giving word on a provisional role or meeting.
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New York
Go. Lindbergh
Ft Lale
West Africa
Avion
Benal
Lindbergh
Bynla
Brucill
Erpartedt
Tine
Mathevry
Celene
Mian
Tandberg
Ugislation Drafted Paterning Rights Agreement SANWEDRA
Fragmented OCR reads as a legislation draft note mentioning a patenring rights agreement. It references dates and parties in a disordered line, with unclear names and terms. The fragmentary text hints at a formal document tied to a port or location and a commission or authority, but specifics are unreadable.
Chilled Beef Trade Debate Highlights Agriculture Policy
The article notes tensions over agriculture protection measures and trade policy, with references to Minster statements, possible inflationary impacts, and debates on stock position. It mentions international context including Australia and New Zealand, and critiques of transport barriers affecting beef producers amid broader policy concerns.
Day and Night Fight Aboard Steamer Cay Of Dralblat
Aboard the steamer Cay of Dralblat the crew faced extreme heat and a brewing storm as a cold wave threatened, with officers alert for potential danger. Early Monday warnings prompted measures, while the Amber was seen to shift positions and the vessel prepared for possible action at sea.
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Demon & A
Slorrin
Sven
Tosh
Baakwta
Siifing
Ammondians
New Zealand Board weighs export limits amid London glut
The Dominion Board discusses limiting exports to curb a London market glut. Members differ on the appropriate quantity and method, with several failing to reach agreement on figures and timing.
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Fustran Bosca
Bequests Invalid in Melbourne Catholic Trust Case
A Melbourne court invalidated the will of Verme Patrick Bawlor of Gambewull, disallowing gifts to the Catholic Archbishop and a Sunday paper. The ruling voided the estate remainder and related endowments, raising questions about succession and the perception of the trust. The decision affects claims by the named beneficiaries and prompts further review of the estate as the court clarifies the invalid bequest.
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Sexlouart
Diemer
Patrick Bawlor
Gamberwull
Toman
Melbourne
Bahope
Uwe Balasore
Elaine Tt
CONTROL OF RACING PARTY SANCTIONS BILL
A fragmented report outlines a government move to sanction a racing party bill. It mentions potential appointments, parliamentary labor oversight, and a push to empower a board and ministers to recommend measures. The text references elections in Rockhampton and impending government actions on regulatory amendments.
Three Involved Injuries After Smash Near Dalwood
A police incident left three people injured after a smash on a road near the Dalwood homes. Constable Robert Giinon and two other officers were involved, with one driver and two passengers reported injured and receiving treatment at the scene.
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Eydney
Dalwood
Robery Giinon
Acerstionh
Ibe
Ean Waller West
Abi
Adeno
Rother Panéngere
Brisbane man electrocuted in Annerley incident
An Annerley area death is reported after a man was electrocuted near a street scene. Witnesses describe a faulty electric light setup and a screwdriver found nearby. Police and coroner officials are investigating the crash with details to be released.
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Mobert Pranein Fromme
Rome
Ng Breest
Thompson Etek
Ian Nicl
Mathanis
Loti
Mewes
Marat Tenife
Ule Howe
Ie Wrial
Jobbins
C. Bolas
Annerley
Bour Uvey
Fortunes Reversed in a Strangelaw of a Lottery
An obscure, garbled OCR note reports a chaotic scene where a chairman was chosen by lot amid confusion. The text references the world being equal and hints at a political or ceremonial gathering with unclear participants and outcomes. No clear names or dates emerge.
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Lot Periasey
Bread Price Inquiry in Parliament Postponed
A wide inquiry into bread prices and the wheat industry was mapped for the House of Representatives led by the Attorney General. The commission, selected by the Cabinet, will have three members and focus on preventing yearly price divisions while examining the wheat sector. The Prime Minister and ministers suggested the study to address rising costs and market practices.
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Canetwa
C. Latham
Ter
Faa
Perlie
Eenot
Caulont Wien Teast Ue Boltourtie Nnier Parliammt
Tyas
Ain
Tacibourne
Niverais
Noung -Commisnoal
Brailtielaa
Powunle Tient
Nniniaden
Taxing the Poor In Canberra Debates Budget Myths
A Canberra dispatch reports heated debate over taxation on the poor and potential reform. Sir H Gullett, finance ministers and Attorney General Mr J.G. Latham defend government measures while opposition Labour voices oppose rising taxes and calls for relief. The exchange references wheat relief, budget allocations, and the broader fiscal plan as senators weigh the impact on ordinary households. The piece notes Bank and public service figures amid party rhetoric and institutional positions.
Control by Board Echoes Across Anufa Industrie
A garbled report from Ay Bate in Anufa describes a board backed plan to seize control of the entire bread supply. The proposal would grant the board independent power over bakers, depots, and distribution to manage flour tonnage and price. The text hints at a raid or pressure to achieve centralized authority.
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Ay Bate
Anufa
Ecmail Bakerlon
Tn Phatlan
Ana
Tris
Crawford Writes For Courier Mail Mystery Championship
The article describes Jack Crawford’s reporting on a racing meet with mentions of Myung, Demhams, Copeman, Kemerree, Galarday, and the Conetor event. It notes December 1A and a world champion, with references to Australian Premoh and matches to be covered.
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Jack Crawford
Courier-Mail
Feck Crawford
Cme
Myung
Far From It Rumoured Dead And Transfusion Details
A garbled report outlines rumors of a death and a blood transfusion involving a person named Haagen. The account references hospital care, a public discussion of the transfusion, and volunteers. It mentions broadcasts, a misheard quote, and mentions of political or social figures in fragmented dialogue.
More Salary Increases Stir Debate In City
The council discussed wage raises amounting to about 1402 pounds for remedial workers and others. Protesters complain that pay limits still favor higher earners and that reductions of up to 8 percent are being considered, with talks slated at the Tow Mall and a meeting with the association to review rates and allocations.
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Adi
Petion
Tow
Sahara
Ihm’ Association
Algeruven
Capwenet
MarBeeks
Ely
Mertert
Mandlih
Vale
Restless cattle soothed by Mitsic Sena ad
Restless cattle near a Soran were calmed after a veterinary intervention described as Mitsic Sena. Officials reported the animals responded to the treatment and returned to calmer behavior.
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Mitsic Sen
Australians Not Bluffing Over Test Team Visit
The article reports cricket figures like ABE Gillies and discussions on England hosting Australia for a test series. MCC’s stance and a welcome from Morgisbons Club are noted, with ongoing talk on Test match qualification and nationality rules affecting players.
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Denrien Bassperial Cobra
Deming
Abe Gillies
England
Hoey Chronicle
Dulespelnbil Defends Entry To First Class Cricket
Dulespelnbil, famed batsman, argues it is not a path for an Indian to enter first class cricket. He recalls school days at Cheltenham and Cambridge, being overlooked for captaincy, and being dropped in 1929 after poor form. He cites pressure from influential men and selectors, then praises Dean and South Africans for fairness in 1930 against Australia. He now seeks to be left alone and stop being bullied by officials.
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Rockhampton
Weanewaay
Nur
Dulespelnbil
Bataman
Demollo
Indian Board
Cheltenham
Lords
Cambridge
Manji
Dulespxinhji
Mneto
Dean
Epee
Senoeston Bludd
Readers weigh Australian cricket reform at board meeting
Courier-Mail coverage reports readers debating Australian Board of Control reforms and England tour prospects. Oxenham and other figures discussed, with focus on restoring order, selecting teams, and potential changes for 1994 while watching the body line controversy and future fixtures.
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Courier-Mail
Oxenham
Control
Olenis Wilteave
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