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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 27, 1934
Page
3
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A surfer was rescued after a shark encounter near North Nerra amid heavy undertow. Bystanders, lifeguards, and the Southport Ambulance aided multiple swimmers swept from the water with cramps and exhaustion. several rescues occurred at Manly and nearby beaches as conditions remained dangerous.
Southport watchers enjoyed a lively sailing event with Leslie Witan winning the race aboard Southerly amid a strong crowd. The stout competition saw the Bouverty finish well ahead in early inshore conditions, while the Southport carnival featured brisk winds and festive mood for the afternoon.
Auckland reports a tragic incident as two bathers drown while trying to free passengers pinned under a truck near Lyre. Witnesses describe a desperate effort by Lowes and others to reach the shore, with bystanders noting the struggle and eventual failure to save the victims.
A garbled report describes a motorist arrest linked to a car and a vehicle stop on a city street. It mentions busier traffic and implied charges, with little readable detail beyond the event of the arrest and a possible connection to a vehicle.
Dec 26 in Sydney reports the death of an 18 year old boy, Hocking, who drowned after attempting to swim near a holiday picnic. Five men tried to rescue him, but the effort failed as he appeared to struggle on his back. Local family members and Notvaret members mourn the loss.
A chaotic incident at Maroochydore left a man severely hurt as rescuers acted amid confusion during the event. Eyewitnesses described a tense scene with bystanders and emergency crews rushing to aid the injured.
Residents and campers conduct a broad search near Syene for missing individuals after a fishing trip incident. A woman is reported badly hurt in the same vicinity with authorities coordinating responses and recovery efforts.
The report notes Archbishop Kelly Sydney's health showing improvements after a past illness. It mentions his weakened state and the concern of the public about his condition, with messages of support flooding in from various quarters as the community awaits further news.
A fragmented report from the Centenary arc race cites a veteran pilot corroborating a theory that a deviation or mislanding caused the Douglas air incident. The involved pilot asserts that a standard route from Cuta to Bberiad was not followed and that the planned approach was not attempted.
Disorder breaks out as prisoners clash with warders following Sunday disturbances. Ringleaders segregated, authorities launch inquiry, and staff fear further unrest as several warders are hurt and security tightens. Additional inmates join melee around the jail perimeter amid damaged cells and torn bedding.
A youth named Mae Norman Clark, 16, was shot during a drill in Thiga near Pem. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as an onlooker fired a rifle during a demonstration and the gun discharged. Police investigated claims of bayonet involvement and possible weapon use.
A body found on Mosman Creek bank in Lassner Park around Christmas hints robbery as motive and a brutal smothering and slashing. Police questioned about a half dozen suspects but released all. additional force arrived with officers and detectives to aid the investigation.
A man dives fully clothed to rescue a woman from the river near Carters Town after a disturbance at a ferry. Autopsy reports indicate the victim was struck in the throat and died from the blow, with the body found on the riverbank and witnesses recalling a boat incident and a struggle nearby.
Injury and theft marked a chaotic incident as Fate's Double Blow was involved in a smash that left a man bruised and a vehicle plundered. Police pursued leads across multiple locales, with investigations continuing into the circumstances and suspects.
Massive international jamboree launches in Melbourne with youth delegates from Ameri ca, Belgium, Ceylon, England, France, Hungary, Ireland, Wales, Japan, Malaya, New Zealand and more. About 10,000 scouts expected. 2500 intercity attendees. special trains and spectator lines prepared. many families and leaders arriving by Friday.
December 30 dispatches detail a heated debate over Australia’s meat trade with Britain. Protests by officials delayed matches and raised threats to withdraw from tour amid bowling protest and injury revelations. Cabinet considerations push for January 2 decisions on short-term measures and potential long-term policy shifts.
The memo outlines a postponement of cabinet meetings and details a rationed food list for a town centre shopping area. It specifies quantities of beef, mutton, sausages, bacon, fish, butter, cakes, cheese, jam, canned fruit, and eggs to be consumed between now and January 7, with totals in tons and units and notes a camp break up.
Officials warn that two yachts have gone missing after starting the Centenary Race at Yarbla. Only two boats left in the field were reported several days overdue, with search efforts ongoing near Tong Islands. Captain W J Wray presides over the inquiry into the disappearance.
A Canadian National Railways express collided with another train near Standing Gachinger Swain seven miles west of Fiammision Ontario. At least 16 people were killed and more than 26 injured in the Christmas Day crash.
English air mail on the move toward the south with two mail planes, Apollo and Prospector, flying to Darwin via Singapore. The Darwin landing notes indicate planes carried mail to Western Australia and Singapore, reporting cargo and pilot details in a terse colonial-era telegraphic style.
Melbourne report notes the Centenary Regatta opening on Port waters with Dolphin winning the yacht race amid a carnival setting. Gwy lan finishes third as spectators witness the event on a breezy December day.
A fragmented report covers yacht races on Sydney Harbour with detailed results and participant names. Competitors include Tasmania and Victoria crews, with clubs such as Royal Yacht Club mentioned, and captions reference wind conditions, heat results, and notable yachts like Virgil and candidates like Paty.
A water main burst near Morton sent a flood of water through homes and yards causing extensive damage. Neighbors described rushing to save belongings as waters rose into rooms and streets, with Mrs. Rowe and Liz Parker among those affected. City water officials and crews worked to restore service, while residents assessed wreckage and secured property.
A reminiscence by A. Wall Myers contrasts tennis stars of today with those of 25 years ago. The piece notes more brilliant players now but less consistency, citing Norman Doherty, Tyer Sh yan, and Perry as examples. It argues Tiden, if in his prime, would have defeated them all.
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