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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1934
Page
6
Fragmented mail notices and weather warnings mix at sea
OCR reads a jumble of names and places with scattered times and routes. Mentions BritaineMathhy Astrea Tumi and Austiae Landay, routes toward Verdnenta Tara and Tem tom noes, with scattered forecast notes and a violent weather warning for MISBANE-LORORRACH. Includes 42 Hour Strenty and a vague Townsville blurb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brs
Scuynerny
Strenty
Srignane
Townsville
Fragmentary Tide Chart Notes With Dates and Phrases
A garbled OCR snippet lists tidal times and numbers such as Decampey 18 and December il, with mentions like 4.49 m and 1.18 em. It reads as a partial record of moon phase and tides, interspersed with names and unrelated terms, lacking coherent narrative or clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Moon
Ha Oon
Bruce Highway opening to boost Queensland tourism and transport
The Courier-Mail reports Brisbane near North residents will celebrate the formal opening of the Bruce Highway next Saturday. The road promises to unite northern towns Caloundra Maroochydore Mooloolaba Buderim Montville Novas and Teewantin with Brisbane, expanding tourist traffic and economic development. It argues road transport complements rail, enables trade, and supports construction, farming, and services while urging continued federal funding and road expansion across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Bruce Highway
Queensland
North Cownt
Seeveral
Caloundra
Maroochydare
Mooloolubs
Buderim
Montville
Novas
Tewantin
Rallsrayn
Bath Xooda
Imotor Transport
Ife
Ssivon
Bristane
Prine
Abould
Main Roads Board
Tallobe
Dante
Trade Balance Shifts as Australia Faces Import Rise
Australia runs a large trade surplus with Britain in the period but the latest quarter shows a passive balance of 1,022,000 to the pound. Wool exports fall sharply while other commodities rise in value, with imports increasing to reflect rising industrial activity and higher metal and machinery purchases. The report argues against relying on overseas borrowing and warns of import-led contraction if exports fail to keep pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territary
Australia
Bow Age
Almast
Lerze
Indus Lea
Notable return to Australia as officials discuss postwar plans
A varied roster of officials and dignitaries arrived back in Atwbeno from England and Balwnuid, with Deputy Mayor De J. R. Rustenson leading a reception. Key figures include Commander Guyton Homimond and Rev W Nouckle, while others plan further travels to Brisbane and London. The cortege included motor vehicles and a Queen and George brigade, reflecting ongoing postwar activity and visits to Papua and Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de J. R. Rustenson
Tr . G. Yutengoe
Queers and Creel Association
Atwbeno
England
Bal
London
Brisbane
Sydney
A. Bast
Dueibarkia
Wrinbane
Bin
Bomnenhotter
Lutheran “Mission
Finchen Island
Jon Tue
Gatton College's Role in Tropical Agriculture Growth
The article praises Gatton College and its integration with Queensland University, noting improved farming standards through scientific approaches. It highlights Governor's support for establishing northern Queensland agricultural centers, the need to raise prices and fix marketing inefficiencies, and the focus on training young scientists for the future agricultural workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qusanaland
Ladystring
Gattor
Queensland University
Queensland
Queenland
Desale
Catton
Rofemsor Murray
Sudden Showers Disrupt City Weather Summary
A string of sudden showers hit the city with brief downpours and gusty winds. Rain amounts varied across districts from light to moderate, with temperatures hovering near the mid 70s and forecasts predicting more showers later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointe
Nerik Rouphaut
Darling Downs
Toawion
Sieurtetown
Boros
Coronation Play Faded In Indian Capital
Fragmented OCR text recounts a coronation scene in the Indian capital. It mentions Tom Calevita and Dein Cleveland, a famous picture stolen then recovered, and a voyage ending in December with philosophical reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Calevita
Cleveland
Etnardn
de Vins
Gren Victoria
Aid
Afrisa
Winters Productions at Todays Theaters
A fragmented note lists upcoming shows and titles including Winters production alongside other local theater listings. It appears to reference specific performances by Comal gears and a winter program, though readable details are limited.
Britain must resist Japanese China aims, warn empire
Sir George Hunter argues that Britain must confront Japan to safeguard China and preserve Western trade. He warns that a weak policy invites Japan to dominate China, threaten British industries, and risk Britain’s empire, urging strong League of Nations backing and a proactive world policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Mail
Lord Sempill
Japan
George Hunter
Britain
China
Mirketa
Silver
Chloe
Veresta
Anenns
Breit Peep
Europe
Bitain and
Ammerten
Russia
Ovoch Stroniger
League of Natinor
Elmot
Denil
Apan
Vinohama
Enyland
United States
Yauionr
Hese
Ian
South America
Taure Va
League of Nations
America
Depen
Ela
Che
Snaning
Deny
Uring Earl
Duke Replies To Board Apology From Elaborate Misspelt Note
A meeting of the Tar emombs Pisc arigaie Board today received a telegram from the Duke of Cos hester via Captain D Bebreiber. The message says the Duke understands the position and appreciates the apology spirit. The incident is considered forgotten and the Duke thanks the board for their loyalty expressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areconabe
Coshester
D. Bebreiber
To-Day's Garden Hint for Safe Growing Practices
The note discusses careful soil and root care during summer, urging orderly tending of crops. It mentions tomato and cucumber crops, suggesting applications of certain chemicals and fertilizers to aid growth. It emphasizes safety and season-long maintenance for healthy yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Hugh Hughes Reacts In Heated Parliament Session
In Canberra on December 11, Prime Minister Hughes faces off with Labour and anti tax critics over the Wheat Tax policy. Debates center on price rises, costs to consumers, and government responsibility, with exchanges about accountability and religious metaphors.
Mummy Wheat Sed From 5000 Year Tomb
Ancient tomb remains yield seeds and wheat samples dated near 5000 years old. Archaeologists describe seeds preserved in clay jars found at an excavation site. Experts note mummified grains show unusual endurance and potential links to early storage in the region.
National Library proposal prompts Canberra debate
An audience at Bedarw hears Mr Binma argue that the national library system should be boosted. He asserts Canberra calls for stronger central library services and government support for unified cataloging and coordination of library work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedarw
Binma
Utidal Librery
Canberra
Oneip
New Territory Member Sworn In Amid Campaign Questions
Mr A Blain was sworn in as a new member for the Northern Territory as supporters debated the fairness of voting power across regions. In a Southern electorate the question of equal influence arose, with Blain stressing his people and campaign context while awaiting confirmation of procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Territory
A Blain
Atte Holding
Anid
Bian
Fragmented letter to the editor on public figures and events
An OCR fragment presents a garbled letter to the editor discussing public figures and political figures, the Duke and others, with scattered names, places, and dates. The piece includes speculation on press descriptions, political influence, and civic commentary, amid disjointed phrases and unclear attribution.
Fire and police clash during Duke visit disruption
Report details forceful ejection of Pirerman Tejera from a reception as firemen and Mayor of Trowuomos confront Duke. Witnesses describe tense scenes with public anger and calls for apology, amid claims of unwarranted actions and police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Fircinst
Biase West
Trowuomos
Tejera
Glaueaster
Pwremon
Mebourne
Txrabowia
Seema
Merila
Arcadie
Pattecaun
Brie
Nis
Yao
Rosa
Patueran
Abe
Pirerman Paliery
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