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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1935
Page
4
European observers debate if the time peace plan will extend sanctions, arguing about their lack of solution and impact. The piece questions whether the bloc can sustain pressure amid shifting alliances and rising tensions as the new year approaches.
Reports from Geneva describe unsettled reactions to the Paris vote, with chatter around Laval's influence and possible Franco- Italian sanctions. Observers note France's stance amid an ongoing debate, while public opinion remains divided and cautious about the next moves.
A fragment discusses a new radio feature titled Radu In Merry Vein, with plans for lighthearted humor and entertainment. Mentions ABC, a station concept, and aims to provide amusing scripts and fun programming while avoiding certain controversial content.
Jockeys Steve Donoghue and Johnstone Troyer prepared to ride in an Anglesey engagement at the Sydney meeting. Proceedings centered on travel, weather, and clearance for racing, with authorities discussing jurisdiction and a potential return to Queensland.
In the Ross and Ordmarty by election held December 80, the Conservative candidate J. Cibhonn won for West Ton against Labour rival Macpherion, securing a decisive victory by 14,049 votes to 14,839. The count followed a period of electoral campaigning led by local officials and party organizers.
A historical note shows yearly trade data ending last October with increases in national currencies and imports. It lists several regions and countries with percentage changes such as the United States, Soviet Union, Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, South Africa, Argentina, Japan, and others, noting decreases in some areas and varying rates across markets.
A Melbourne tourist, Bowers, was severely burned while near a private show in Auckland after water from a nearby source caused scalding. He was taken to Rotors Hospital for treatment as investigators review the incident and nearby conditions.
A youth was detained in connection with a bank incident as officials review the event. The report references suspected involvement and notes ongoing investigations across multiple jurisdictions while noting the irregular financial activity linked to the case.
A League of Nations commissioner voices outrage over Germany’s treatment of Jews and other non Aryans. He cites expulsions from public offices and restrictions on migration, urging action from Germany and support for refugees amid international pressure. The letter highlights economic distress and potential policy changes affecting European refugee flows.
A Sydney coroner investigated the death of Pasquale Adoniuso with testimonies noting letters from an Italian, Willemott, and a complex sequence around the murder by self action. The inquest discussed possible motives, mental state, and the involvement of the Italian Consul General and authorities. An arrest warrant had been issued in 1920.
A plane crash near Cowes killed a young man named Keith Angwin. The accident occurred when the aircraft exploded after wheels touched a tank, causing a fire. Bystanders helped, with Max and others attempting rescue before scorched remains were recovered at the scene.
An uneven, garbled account from Apetown describes Wade's appeal controversy during a match involving Australia. The text mentions attempts to justify the appeal, references to players and officials, and notes on how authorities weighed the legality and timing of Wade's action amid the game’s flow.
A Brisbane court hears allegations against Mumiby aged 31 accused of obtaining funds on November 20, 1829. Maxwell, a constable, led the defense, claiming to have encountered the defendant at Osteray Motel on Bundas. Detected alleged changes and remanding the case to a later date with further proceedings.
Fragmentary report notes Davis Cup match between Deventer and Australia. Mentions Tobert Wesan and various players with unclear roles. Vague references to Japan, Europe, and final stages, with garbled phrases about entering, time, and national teams.
A sprawling Australian town scene details a busy period with officials, residents, and dignitaries publicizing events around Government House and nearby areas. The report mentions visits, receptions, and a sense of ceremonial activity amid scrutiny of public figures and venues.
A Times review discusses nutrition priorities with milk and potatoes central to a diet plan. It outlines protection, fortification, and vitamin goals, noting calcium and cost considerations. The report references a committee proposal to gather translations and appoint a nutrition commission.
The report outlines an appeal process invoked by a fielding team after a contentious decision. Victorian teams Horsham and another side feature, with captains and players contesting umpire rulings. Umpires ordered play to resume as teams argued over the consequences and responsibilities of the call.
Fragmented report details a cricket clash with Tarrant’s team in December. Mentions of players Abe Dri Aneel Ulan, Leathers, Mackinnes, Longfield, and Bryant appear amid jagged OCR text describing bowling, fielding, and turning wickets. Outcomes and exact teams remain obscured by damaged text.
A tumultuous meeting of the Marine Cooks, Bakers, and Butchers' Union ended with a one vote majority to resume work after a strike. The militants failed to sway leadership, and the majority's decision likely to be filed by volunteers set the stage for resumed operations at ports.
A damaged report describes union leaders debating licensing enforcement for seamen and work permits, with a Federal rule looming. The meeting, held at Ball Vescerdy, empowered a committee to count ballots and consider strike actions. Negotiations stalled on picketing and wage demands amid confusion.
Fragmented OCR text describes militants and miners in conflict, with a conference of mining unions planned to address proposals and possible dismissal actions. References to councils, representatives, and potential impacts on miners and unions are noted. Information is unclear and partial.
A fragmentary wire report notes passenger liners including The Srelaaian Uner and Aerakat are awaiting crew. It mentions Meyers and Nenkuta steamer being manned and scheduled to depart tomorrow for Auckland, with owners preparing crews and voyages.
Fragmented text describes Johnson missing a meeting related to a government dispute. It mentions a seater, attack, dates, and possible arrangements, but the passage is garbled with unclear names and events. The piece appears to be a damaged OCR extract with partial references to political proceedings and scheduling uncertainties.
Melbourne report notes Motlings of the Seamen Union to be tied in later today to discuss applications for employment being received by a local union official. The article emphasizes a large license count among seamen and outlines anticipated union actions at the meeting in Melbourne.
Melbourne dispatch details a troubled Paringa incident with mislaid orders and a crew loss. Captain Davin died at sea while Vincas and Paringa faced seabed hazards near Yeatoa. The debate over rescue efforts and vessel status continues as authorities assess salvage prospects.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss coal import costs and policy proposals. Mentions Queen and City, distribution channels, and concerns that bringing coal for general use would be prohibited. References to shipping, ports, and possible quotas or adjustments.
The granting of permits to oyster vessels to carry interstate pasta enabled greater travel and passenger flow. The ship, named for Burnie and Sydney, sails under Weoger for New Melbourne, aged two months.
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