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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1934
Page
5
State youth employment drive to boost government work
A State Government scheme for New Year aims to create as many openings as possible for youths in government service. It plans apprenticeships and cadetships, with emphasis on land training and public works openings. The move seeks to revive employment for many youths and extend vocational training across the state.
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Innie Fe
Biriel
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Dutrument
Wiebie
Wien
Schiols
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Claasen
Ihe
Smith
Duke Adnan On Way Home After Continent Tour
London reports heavy cricket talk as Duke Adnan nears home for Christmas. The tour includes Australia and New Zealand where crowds cheered and the Duke praised supporters.Bradman and New Zealanders observed the holiday mood amid ongoing discussions on future fixtures.
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Adnan
Duke
Experimental Opera Presented in London Audience
An experimental opera in London in December featured Musnuth Naylor and a new electronic chorus substitute devised by Vladimi Strawberg. The production integrated the Philharmonic Orchestra with a town garden chorus under conductor Momo Besctiain, replacing traditional botner chorus with modern tech.
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London
Musnuth Naylor
Adelmde
Amepuerite
Mnie
Vadinie Strawberg
Kisch and Griffin Public Meeting Notices
A fragmented notice references Kisch and Griffin inviting local residents to a public meeting. Despite garbled OCR, the document indicates a scheduled gathering with community attendees and potential civic discussion led by the two named individuals and local authorities.
Fragmentary note on royal concern and remarks
A garbled excerpt discusses the royalty and their concern over a matter. Names and clear details are unreadable, but hints at a confidential statement and remarks attributed to a royal figure or associated court. The text lacks concrete events, places, or dates.
Plane Lost in New Guinea Jungle Crashed
News item reports a crash in the New Guinea jungle with fears for missing occupants. Authorities and rescuers search dense terrain for the downed plane and any survivors, amid limited details on the aircraft or crew.
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New Guinea
Toowoomba Water Scheme Receives Approval
Toowoomba City Council has tentatively approved a permanent water supply project. The estimated cost is £230,000 with £220,000 to be funded by a loan repayable over 30 years and the remainder via government subsidy. Department officers begin detailed investigations and timetable planning.
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Kpeelsteprom
Toowoomba
Counc
Government Subaliy
Department of I-11 Irigadion
Rough outline of Toowoomba water and unemployment probe
The text discusses Tully C0040 employment funds and proposed spending in Queensland warehousing and manufacturing. It notes plans for water supply expansion, parklands, and landscape development near Toowoomba. It mentions Mayor Tilt and Alderman Knnold discussions, water conservation area plans, and surveys of founding districts for a water project, aiming to improve supply and urban growth despite limited resources.
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Riley
Tuily
Tully
Res
Queensland
Toowoomba
George Ook
Ministers Resign Amid Turbulent City Debates Over Dam Plan
Alderman Annand questions proposed work and piping projects linked to a major dam scheme. Discussions cover machine deployment, water conveyance, and anticipated river-range effects, with references to personnel suspensions and prior pilot efforts.
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Walt
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Belgrade
Deverber
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Sting
Coma
Geatetl
Furt
Teeters
Rioting in Belgrade Sparks Diplomatic Alarm
Belgrade reports rioting as Cabinet approves resettlement talks with Hungary. The unrest alarmed Hungarian and Nalyn Legations, with anti League of Nations banners and cries of Down with Hungary. Police dispersed the crowd after several demonstrations.
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Belgrade
Hungary
Geneva
Thule
League of Nations
Mount Morgan Gold Share Expansion at Mount Moran
An exchange report notes a Mount Morgan meeting in Ixunas where the group discussed a potential increase in gold output and the allocation of 900,000 shares at 4098000 pounds. The figures show a planned rise in issued shares and a stated aim to expand the enterprise.
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Mount Moran
Oamosny
Air Mail At Darwin Reaches On Time Against Odds
Reports from Darwin describe Imperial Airways flight arriving on time despite refuelling delays and dawn landings. Captain Wilson and crew received praise for a steady approach under beacon guidance. Mr Scotty Allen and Mr Brain were slated to depart with the remaining mail amid a flood of philatelic arrivals.
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Darwin
Desmaber Ik
Australia
Athens
Rene Salt
Sourabays
Rantang
Darein
Ny Flore
VG. Wilson
Extension Possible Delivery In Melbourne And Sydney
Melbourne and Sydney may receive an extension of air or rail services. The Federal authorities consider delaying routes toward Sydney and Melbourne with potential diversions to Narrombine in New South Wales. Early Friday is mentioned as a target for system reach, with implications for transfers and service changes.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Melbourny
Federal
Austorinieg Wre
England
Sidney
Narrombie
New South Wales
Every
Mms
Ta Thy Capitala
Narromine
Air mail drop shadows pomp and ceremony in Australia
A Brisbane report notes a subdued air mail operation tied to the Apollo and Butler planes. Only 1348 letters were carried from Brisbane due to novelty and proximity to Christmas, with a hoped rise in mail speed between Australia and England as the service expands. The schedule showed flights to Longreach and Chilie?te Downs, with connections to Marseilles and Cloncurry.
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Grisbane
H. Harmar
Grantme Engire Always’ Ltd
Acil
Gloucester
A. B. Hussey
Apollo
Uhre
Grobane
Uetralla
England
Meo A.B Corbett
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Tele
I Eeapha
Beisbane
Becaue
Ile Novelty
Expansion of India Air Services Announced in Commons
London December 16 The political correspondent reports a major announcement planned by the new government to expand air services to India and Australia. The plan is expected to be laid before the House of Commons on Thursday.
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London
Fengland
Dem
Tls Fom
Australia
Toulon
Wihsten Churchill
Bradman
Cameres
Arity
Medten
Arvin
Bredman
Bond Bret Vleunare
Ind
Don
England
Marylebone Cricket
Bre
Chem
Thopean
Tena
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Air Mervices
India
House of Commons
Australian capital seeks revival of gold mining in Victoria
Melbourne December 1 report on Australian Machinery and Investment Co Ltd led by Claude de Bernales announcing purchase and development plans for Ripon Deep, Moynton, Broadford and Campbells Reach mines near Ararat. Projected capital around £1.5 million with immediate £918,000 spend on plant and equipment. Property details to be confirmed as UK and Melbourne ties expand, with additional £800,000 proposals guaranteed.
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Te Bernsles
Shitoh
Ester Australia
Australian Machinery Snd Investment Co. Ltd
Claude de Bernales
Nas
Ripon Deep Fead
Ararat
London
Wits
Peerty Leal Broadford
Campbells Reet Gold Mines
Lad
Moynton
ArarKt
Alg. Russel
Melbourne
Ruvesall
Forged Notes in London Alarm Central to Scotland Yard
Scotland Yard warns London shopkeepers about forged notes in circulation. The notes show masterly workmanship and tampering requires expert examination to spot. Daily Mail calls it one of the era’s biggest counterfeit scares, linked to an alleged extensive secret organization with central HQ and female workers.
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Lonuion
Scotland Yard
London
Uniteholl
Vounierfelvers
Daily Mull
Man Blinded by Heat Stroke in Wilds
WAARTON December th Erte Yardy a 22 year old rail worker from Grot ing was overcome by a sudden heat stroke while returning to town from a state farm. He became temporarily blind and suffered severe pain before being found by Jack Anderson and aided to a hospital where his sight returned after treatment.
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Waarton
Wenigtroo Creek
Jack Anderson
m_MAllmaN
Helplee
Sid Tote
Asantanioe
Printing Office wages dispute settles with minister says none
Government aims to uphold court award restoring pay at the Government Printing Office. Assistant Treasurer A Cooper said there is no complaint to ministers. Union president Martin declined comment citing it as a domestic matter and no need to discuss. The offer to stay interpretation rests with the court if needed.
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Uiw
Trea Huerite
A. Cooper
Governene
Weir
Smalles
Employees’ Union
Marty
Woman to Fly From Honolulu to Oakland
Amelia Earhart plans a 60 hour flight from Honolulu to Oakland despite missing pilot C T B Ulmnd. The journey aims to showcase Pacific strength and prove the westward flight feasible amid uncertainties.
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Honolulu
New Melbourne Transport Company Emerges Amid Turbulence
December 18 reports a newly formed Melbourne entity called Melbourne Transport Link planning a service between Melbourne and Adelaide. The firm lists a nominal capital of $2,000 and offers shares, with a prospectus describing the venture as extending tram or light transport. Early operations may begin in February or March, with base stations planned and routes to include a two-mity service. details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Melbourne
Lig
Pisantiy
Fialiy
Htbourne
Adelaide
Gublle Auaerip
Dhe
Pebrunty
UN Gamer
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Iade
Brisbane Cool But Heat Wave Persists Across City
Readable fragments describe Brisbane enduring a prolonged heat wave with temperatures around 110 degrees and high humidity. Citizens cope by visiting beaches and shops. ice and refreshments are heavily consumed as daily heat continues into the week. Descriptions note regional heat impacts across Victoria and New South Wales with forecasts of lingering warmth.
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Imaelf
Wade Leek
Beisbane
Bumidiey Mandy
Braiarre
Bay
Sentra
Gale Sweeps Victoria in Severe Melbourne Windstorm
A December gale swept across Victoria causing extensive damage and power outages. High winds toppled trees and chimneys, damaged buildings, fences, and gardens, with telephones and electric lines affected. In St Arnaud and surrounding districts, storms left a trail of destruction as residents frantically protected property amid shattering rain and rising temperatures.
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Melbourne
Fierte
Windiwg
Elouda
St. Arnaud
Surfing Popular Southport Visitors Arrive
A fragmented report notes a large number of visitors arriving at Southport by December 19. The text mentions Buithgalt and the Cain water, but several words are garbled, leaving the exact event details unclear.
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Southport
Buithgalt
Australia’s Share in Recovery Captures Global Bond Interest
In New York December 7 Mr Willd Thorp head of the National Recovery Advisory reports Australia’s bonds are popular in the United States and among Canada, Japan, and Britain. He asserts Australia aids employment wholesale prices and foreign trade, with closing Commonwealth bond prices around £100.1.
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New York
Willd Thorp
Rcovery Ack Advisory
Australia
United States
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WIM
Canada
Japan
Zanien
Great “Britain
Thorp
Ace Australie
Hove
Commonweiss
Population figures show shifts in Australia year over year
Canberra reports tentative population counts with errors in the OCR text. The fragment references September results, comparisons to 1932, and mentions births and demographic metrics though many words are garbled. The lone clear point notes changes in population levels and infant metrics within the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Canberra
Victorian Flood Relief Fund Charity in Melbourne
In Melbourne, the Victorian Flood Relief Fund received a donation of 13140 from Sir MacPherson Robertson Tract as a personal gift to flood victims. Funds are to be distributed by local authorities across districts and kept separate from the public flood relief fund.
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Melbourne
M. Kirov Murder Explained in Moscow
An official explanation describes the assassination of M. Kirov, ally of Balin, with resolutions by the Moscow Leningrad committees. It cites a long-breached feud between Bislin’s and Linin’s factions and notes arrests and banditry as part of the crackdown.
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Kroy
M_ Balin
Ty Jn
Leningrad
Bislin
Mo ‘Teulthy Linin
Zindeley
Farwy
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