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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1936
Page
3
A benevolent fund was created at the annual meeting of the Queensland Professions Boxers and Trainers Association held last night. Key aims include supporting members in need and promoting the sport locally.
Fragmented article notes a proposed inter state tennis match for men, with dates February 22 to February 1 inclusive and poor OCR. Mentions New South Wales versus Australia, issues of availability, and administration by the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia. References subscriptions, funds, and election of officials.
At Somerville House yesterday Brisbane Girls High School carnival saw Moira Dixon win the open dive for the Arie Tait cup, Mim B Dixon aged 14 setting a notable mark, B Barnett taking the Clayfield Cal teeta event, and strong showings across backstroke, breaststroke, water trestle, and junior events.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an open season with}{ nonsensical phrases. Mentions January events, December strokes, and Canadian participation, with unclear names or dates. The text hints at a weekend schedule and a December to January competition cycle amidst mixed jargon.
The article notes a composite eight for Rockhampton, selection plans and key officials. It mentions the Club’s eight, crew formation, and a committee including Dr P You and Mestad Richardson with Granam as part of the selection panel. The date January 23 is referenced for the trial bald event.
Lovelock, the New Zealand sprinter who won the 1000 metres at the Olympics, said he is definitely relinquishing training for the next few years as he travels to return home. The remark signals a probable end to his competitive track career for good.
A bustling carnival event is planned with Mercantile entries from Valle team and eight others. Stars include T Mout and Meredith in backstroke and breaststroke attempts, with several champions expected and a focus on new records in swimming.
The Ipswich swimming club posted a dense program at the Valley meet. Notable performances included A Tai, Gordon, Collings, and Wilson in various freestyle and relay events, plus junior and school sections with athletes such as J. Wels, F. Peawarss, and T. Meiolmeon contributing to a bustling, multi-heat program.
Lieutenant Dewat reports ongoing Freer case. He notes an attempt to fund Mrs. Freer has been denied twice. Albury and class of matric don gunnery may be involved. He questions official sourcing and points to potential political lines. The minister’s action rests on unreliable information.
Brief note records a Federal Ladies 99 event with unclear wording and fragmented details. The readable text mentions Rani and Larinoue in an incomplete context, offering no clear outcome, date, or organization.
Melbourne report notes Defence Minister asks Military Board to investigate statements attributed to Lieut Dewar regarding actions of the Interior Minister Paterson and Mrs Frees. Affected parties seek clarity as a report is prepared in coming days. A separate note shows the Douglas Credit movement backing King and urging referendum on Home and domestic happiness issues.
A fragmentary note describes the Kyogle Carnival with mentions of stalls and activities. It references a parade and social gathering at the town common, noting community participation and celebrations. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Emerald news from Rockhampton reports a shooting near The Bluff on Sunday afternoon. Donald Moffat was struck by a bullet that grazed his right hand and passed through his stomach while attempting to extract a round. His companion Mion Olive (31) carried him a mile to safety and then to Emerald Hospital for treatment.
The Education Department may reestablish its vocational guidance bureau after a period of low activity. Director-designate D. Edwards notes the aim to provide targeted secondary education toward specific vocations, rather than general placement. Output figures for dairy produce show below normal grading, with increases last week but still far below last year and a bumper year.
At a special meeting the Coolangatta Town Council voted to buy a new saturary truck and apply for a loan to cover the cost. Limbeau Bell and Co in Coolangatta with P Lady of Tweed Bends were granted the sole permits to take photographs on the beaches within the Coolangatta municipality.
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