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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1935
Page
8
Partial readable OCR describes a brawl at Dalby involving the National Bank of Australasia. Mentions managers MECOMWAN and MORGAN and references to a Melbourne and Brisbane base, with a dated paper notice about competition or action surrounding the bank and a special feature.
Clem Lack reports on juvenile unemployment and the looming job crisis as youths finish school. The piece cites the Juvenile Employment Bureau and private employers, noting about 17,000 youths aged 14 to 16 leave school annually and that 40 percent find work through agencies and short-term placements. It discusses training programs, the need for sustained employment, and the challenge of keeping youths in work amid rising demand for clerks, typists, and stenographers.
A historical notice discusses youth labor, rural job schemes, and training aimed at preventing long-term unemployment among boys who left school early. It notes partnerships with public departments to place youngsters in farms, crafts, and trades, reducing idle time and guiding families toward suitable futures while detailing local education and training efforts.
Disjointed text discusses war, politics, and migration topics with references to Australia, freedom, and policy debates. It mentions international tensions, medical advances, population concerns, and collective action themes without clear events or dates.
The meeting of the Commonwealth officials discussed Admiralty House renovations and the handover timing, noting the Premier and Governor General’s roles. Proposals included occupancy terms, underscoring the need for orderly transfer and careful planning of the building’s use.
Fragmentary OCR page lists places in Queensland names and features including Mackay Mushen Maryborough and Byron with scattered phrases. The text mentions rivers, docks, and county references, but the intended article topic is unclear from the garbled lines.
Readable fragments describe a fine southern wind and variable temperatures with unclear place names and dates. Readers see weather notes possibly tied to Toluee Massin and central Massachusetts context, but the exact forecast details are illegible.
Fragmentary notes list sun and moon data, tides, and dates with scattered place names and times. The garbled text mentions Decorah and late December references, along with weather related terms and period markers.
The Premier plans a mission to London for an international sugar conference summoned by Britain. He aims to press Queensland sugar interests and secure export and production terms amid imperial trade concerns. Smith’s prior London visit bolsters his candidacy as Queensland’s strongest advocate in imperial sugar negotiations.
The Inter-Dominion Sugar Committee appoints Queensland Acting Agent-General L. H. Pike as chairman as plans are outlined for Ottawa Agreement revision in 1937 and a broader trade negotiation strategy led by the Commonwealth Government while Queensland aims to defend its beef, dairy, and sugar export interests in Britain.
The harvest drought eased with timely rain anticipated, boosting pastoral areas and drought-affected sectors. Wool prices hold, bank deposits rise, and fixed savings grow while overseas exports dip. however, drought recovery and thunderstorms in Southern Queensland lift dairying, agriculture, and consumer confidence as Christmas spending strengthens and prospects of renewed earnings emerge.
The Toowoomba by election produced a clear government win with a large majority despite Opposition division. Premier and ministers highlighted Duggan's win, while Labour votes shrank, reflecting voter discontent over taxation and transport policies.
An article discusses dietary balance for Queensland children, noting vitamin importance and the role of exercise. It mentions limited evidence from Queensland Bush Children’s experiments, the impact of rainfall on diet, and hopes that improved nutrition will yield lasting physique improvements.
The metropolitan area saw below normal temperatures with a sluggish pattern continuing into the weekend. Temperatures hovered around 65 to 70 degrees after a cool start, while thunderstorms were forecast later in the day with southerly winds easing.
The Premier's office reported agreement for AMP Society to provide a loan of £1,300,000 with quarterly instalments to lenders at Industry Wisconsin. A cheque was drawn for the loan, with directors and officials of the AMP Society named among attendees including J D Bioey and J B Brigden and others. The meeting included the Premier resident of the region and Crown Believior representatives.
A local religious chapter debated Sunday observance and a proposed observance day tied to workers. The group unanimously supported a plan to emphasize spiritual duties while the City Council considered proposals to adjust holiday practices that could affect labor interests. Details to follow for church members.
A fragmentary report notes arousal of interest in river transport and a novel motor bus adaptation. It mentions a Ford engine conversion, a seaworthy hull, and a serviceable actor to operate the vehicle, with plans to ease travel by removing the motor from the chassis. The text hints at an improved transit method for varying conditions.
An archaic recount from Melbourne and Cooktown notes fifty years ago with references to Tasmanian immigration, shipping vessels, and a cabinet meeting in Sydney. It mentions Mr Lyons sailing to Tasmania, a shipwreck near Osprey Reef, and a ceremonial event led by Governor-General Sir David?erel with ministers and officials in attendance.
The Licensing Commission will begin hearings on January 8 and open applications for new services. Interim counsel may be allowed to present, with appointments and secretary decisions expected later.
A Deputy Premier speaking on a southern bound mission defended the commission against claims of undue influence. He said officials would act under proper direction and that no full time duties were expected from commission members, asserting integrity and impartial oversight despite recent heated exchanges.
Fragmentary obituary style note describes scattering ashes in a park for the Weston family. Mentions Mrs Batters, Mr Wiss jan, and the present Superintendent at Parks and Gardens. Indicates a last wish and ongoing municipal care in the executive area at Cynoerre The Nehes.
The examination begins today at 10:00, English, geography and history on the program. Centres include Brisbane metropolitan areas with exams at Lelennarch Bureau and Fortitude Valley. Teachers’ exams are under way for first to fourth grade, with practicals noted in biology and craft.
A fragmented garden memo describes sowing of seeds for flowers and cabbage, with notes on drainage and soil preparation. It mentions timing for planting, watering, and potential improvements, but the text is garbled and contains many unreadable words.
Fragmentary report describes political workers attacked amid election day tensions. Names and places are unclear. authorities investigated while parties blamed each other.
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