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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
7
A London December note describes an invention tested by G MEN at a Bradford division. The treated fabric showed no leakage while the untreated sample demonstrated measurable leakage, indicating improved performance of the treated material under evaluation.
The Government faced a likely defeat as the House debated the Flour Tax Bill. United Australia Party members pressed attacks while the government relied on Tory support to avert defeat. Whips and party lines dominated the late-night session as a vote neared.
London reports a plan to combat unfair and uneconomical competition in shipping. The note criticizes British and allied fleets for overmanning, subsidies, and biased routes, urging reforms and reciprocal trade protections to curb foreign domination.
Canberra reports Lloyd Lyons in the House of Representatives outlined a £1,604,000 conversion driv e saving £949,000 in exchange, £61,000 in interest, with plans to reduce loans and lower interest rates. London commentary predicts favorable terms, while officials warn against economic danger and seek defensive measures.
A late 1933 report outlines repeal effects with taxes and licensing. Roosevelt signals restored freedom as states debate sale of liquor and opening of drinking venues. Early coverage notes shifts in tax policy and enforcement in the wake of repeal.
Fragmentary report describes a driver escaping with scratches amid financial details involving Australians and a union. A figure of 32 million dollars is referenced as saved through interoat, with unclear context and party names missing.
Irregular notes indicate public unrest over alcohol controls and traffic curbs as crowds gather, with armed convoys leaving New York for nearby towns. Lawmakers push rapid legislation to ease motor transport and assign responsibility for driving licenses, amid ongoing drought speculation and economic worry.
A battered item list describes Lamb's department store introducing a new "Bag lore" display in bronce letters. The section showcases a widened bag assortment with novelty envelopes and Morocca embossed pieces, aiming for improved selection and nicer presentation.
A garbled OCR passage mentions laborers in London and a political scene with references to unemployment, housing and a commissioner. The text is incomplete and hard to parse, but hints at social concern and municipal issues without clear names or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a racing or speed themed item mentioning Miles An Hour STM and Campbells Aim. Details are unclear due to garbled typography and missing context.
Fragmentary OCR text references equal rights for women and men and mentions government and society. Key names and details are unclear due to corrupted source. The piece appears to discuss gender equality and policy ideas but lacks coherent facts or events.
A damaged OCR summary reports Ellsworth Expedition progress toward Ross Sea with departure from Dunedin. The mayor of Dunedin extends farewell as the ship departs with hopes to reach February end. A ceremony precedes the voyage and Mrs Ellsworth waves to her husband. Weather and ice conditions may affect the return timing.
December 6 report from Byrney details Edward O Reede 14 firing at Daroe ban Ken fimith 20 daughter of Miridocig Mallon im Ue Srames dtr. He then shot himself as injuries proved fatal at Orange Hospital. Police say motive unclear though believed linked to work orders and discipline.
The report notes a large overdraft and unemployment concerns discussed by ministers and officials. It mentions attempts to fund relief and Christmas work schemes, with debates on taxation as a remedy, and attendance at a side city event where these issues were raised.
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