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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1939
Page
1
The Courier reports France and Italy avoid war over Tunisia with possible concessions that do not cede territory or bow to bullying. French officials believe peace likely if outside mediation fails, though no side wants a breakdown leading to martial action.
An analysis notes Germany’s growing dominance aims and Britain and France brace for Mediterranean tensions. It cites submarine tonnage increases and trade blocks, with Allied plans to restrain Germany and secure Mediterranean routes, while warning that neutral powers fear rising German influence and the potential for wider conflict. The piece references French resolve to defend patrimony and the idea that peace efforts must persist despite setbacks.
An aviation disruption unfolds as a Dutch plane experiences multiple delays and returns to base for repairs and refueling. Authorities report interim departures and remainders tied to late night operations and a 900 gallon fuel estimate during the stopover.
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Report describes pressure to relax watering restrictions as rainfall factors recast policy. Authorities note limited complaints and discuss police, city areas, and Moore incident tied to garden watering in Brisbane. Public safety and water usage concerns frame council deliberations.
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Joseph Moore, 80, taxi driver from Banshars Parade Asherove, was stabbed on the left side during an affray on George Street City Inte last night. He received two punctured wounds and was beaten to the General Hospital. His condition is not recorded.
Amid Christmas and New Year holidays sunburn cases flood ambulance centers from Coolum to Tweed Heads. Officials report total injuries lower than last year though hundreds seek care at seaside resorts and Woody Point.
Across six Australian states, Christmas to New Year accidents caused 123 deaths and 405 injuries. Queensland records 14 deaths, 10 from drowning, four from other incidents, while Victoria shows the highest nine day death toll. Most crashes occurred on roads near urban centers amid holiday travel.
A fragmented report describes a government ban on betting broadcasts and details surrounding bookmaker operations. It notes hotel betting quotes and private clients influencing race pricing. The article mentions figures such as Mr A rwing and Mr A Finny, with discussion of regulatory consequences and public interest.
A Pacific Highway collision near Brick's Creek seriously injures motorcyclists Frank, 23, of Coutgon, James Weiss, 19, of Bantuurra, and others. The riders were struck by a car traveling toward Brisbane driven by K Prior of Southport. Ambulance crews faced delays reaching the scene as authorities investigated the wreck and transported the injured to hospital.
A garbled page fragment references a Mackay murder with violent overtones and a large casualty mention. It hints at cross border tensions and a public call for peace, plus notes on local contests and a community jamboree.
The Daily Telegraph naval correspondent says radical changes are likely in Germany's naval programme this year if Berlin presses submarine expansion. Italy Britain and Japan are cited as underwater strengths prompting revisions. German plans for destroyers and possible armament shifts loom as Britain fears sea power shifts amid new submarine deployment.
The hunt for Margaret Compton Saunders Benjamin and Harold Bradbury continues after a drowning incident at Point Lookout. A plane may assist, with police patrolling 16 miles of beach and water police, civilians, and scouts aiding the search along Stradbroke Island and nearby shores.
The report outlines Australia pushing for migration deals with Austria and Germany to boost industrial capacity. It notes reluctance from Austrian and Creely figures while discussing weekly procedures and the potential shifting of workers and domestic migrants toward Austrian factories and industry.
Yesterday's fixtures featured Melbourne-Victoria innings and strong performances by Bradman Walls and Sievers in a tight program. The Sydney event saw Randwich-Taltersaits claim cups rivalry honors with Standish and Sansone amid a heated competition as Heat Bydney dominated heats. The title was won by Srandal, sweeping first and second heats.
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