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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1935
Page
6
A January dispatch from London reports a nightmare campaign of terror in Saar led by German authorities. Citizens flee poverty and repression while towns endure strikes and mass arrests. Refugees seek safety as police and occupation forces tighten control and threaten further crackdowns before March.
A clipped London Times style report details a government backed tour of the Lattington National Park area via the Blue Mountains. It notes a travel plan from Brisbane toward Sydney, with scenic stops, and mentions diplomatic reactions to tour routes, including Germany and Iran tensions.
Murky OCR text shows a council meeting adjourning with scattered names and phrases. Readable items mention Fiona, Bryans, and Pettsred amid garbled lines about May sessions and a possible wage or budget note.
In Melbourne, Mr. Robert Crichton and Mr. Rod Contches of Bontch Olle Ltd travel to inspect prospects for expanding the adult oil industry. They report to a Canberra briefing tied to Sir John Cadman’s recent talks with the Commonwealth and New South Wales governments about developing oil resources.
A fragmented report describes the Eastern Locarno Pact talks and Rome negotiations involving Germany, Poland, and Russia. It notes possible German military limits and a broader treaty framework with France and Italy, plus reactions from Austria and other states.
Melbourne dispatch reports a controversial speech by Dr. Duhig criticizing government censorship and fascist influence. The piece references a tumultuous scene aboard a ship during a gale, with political figures challenged and a public response described as heated and chaotic.
A plan for a daily air service links Toowoomba with Vancouver and Brisbane as carriers discuss future operations. A crash near Vancouver involved 28 aboard, all rescued, while additional aircraft and routes to Toowoomba are proposed under regulatory review and government consideration.
A fragmentary text critiques political methods and citizen participation, arguing that political processes sustain society and urging critical engagement. It references figures such as Mr Malo and Mr Mengien in the context of advocates for liberty and enlightened democracy.
A garbled January report from London hints at Japan's stance on mandate administration. The passage is unclear but suggests a shift in relation to the League and regional control, with phrases about relaying duties and potential changes after a high level meeting.
A public health report outlines tuberculosis control measures led by Director Clento and the Fea Tuberculosis Society. It notes home hygiene advice, patient case handling in Dalby, and outreach to reduce contagion, with emphasis on community awareness and child health.
Fragmented OCR describes a disputed wilderness area near Lamington National Park on the New South Wales Queensland border. References mention Mount Eine Sig and a governor's era with roads, elevation around 4000 feet, and a large sanctuary proposal near Cape Byron, Lamington National Park, and local features. The text is garbled but seems to recount early park planning, governance, and infrastructure notes.
A January report outlines an architecture competition sponsored by the Royal Warrant holders Association. Ten commoners chosen for royal silver furniture patronage will submit designs for a new Kings House. Leading British architects and the Institute of British Architects are involved in selecting the final plan.
Fire broke out in the Valverda suburb of New York, with flames quickly reported to be contained. Eyewitnesses described dense smoke over the Brust of wanker area as firefighters battled the blaze. no injuries cited, and authorities commenced a standard investigation into the cause.
A fragmentary report from Sydney describes a window or glass object found on a husband's grave at Took wood cemetery. The article mentions a grieving wife and unclear circumstances surrounding the grave marker and funeral arrangements.
Reports detail a nighttime veranda disturbance at Mr WA Porth’s Toowong home in Aierwood Road. The intruder fled, leaving no trace. authorities and parents of nearby pupils noted security concerns as examinations and school routines proceeded amid heightened alert.
A 60 ton dhow with 28 aboard is believed to have foundered during a squall off Karachs. The voyage is feared lost with 19 believed drowned after the disaster observed in rough seas.
An excerpt describes Captain Summerfield and Major Sierkes Boarihn HemmetT making a remarkable trip from Bribery to Twowoomsa in under a minute. It notes Captain Summerfield’s earlier fight in Australia and discusses spring conditions and a flawless arrival despite uncertain winds.
A scrambled report indicates state aerodromes receive upgrades under a broader plan. Officials cited Commonwealth coordination and proposed work aims, with details still unclear and timelines pending.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a weather or aviation item titled Darwin Take Off. The readable text is garbled but hints at an altercation or misreport regarding conditions or timing of a descent or takeoff. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable to confirm specifics.
Melbourne January report on the Associated Chambers of Commerce urging an early conference of Empire representatives to craft new post Ottawa trade agreements. The plan aims to align inter Empire trade relations with Australia participating via selected commercial leaders.
A partially readable OCR fragment discusses a cement runway and safety concerns. Mentions teams or groups tied to a project and a plan to rectify issues. The text is garbled but references weather, rain, and potential impact on operations and timing. Overall, it hints at a redevelopment or maintenance scenario with uncertain outcomes.
A fragmented report discusses faster travel, weighing measures, and the impact on deliveries. It notes reductions in article counts and mentions Mr A B Corbett, deputy, hoping machines on ramps would reduce delays and prevent late return journeys. The text resembles a historical telegraph or press snippet with notable garbled wording.
A mishap involving Athena practice near the coast is reported. Officials note investigations into the air and landing sequence and seek clearer information from the Defence Department. A request is made for stronger, more timely reports to inform subsequent actions.
Fragmentary report recalls a flight from Townsville to New Guinea that veered off course, involving unclear passengers and a police intervention. Descriptions are garbled with names and details unreadable, but mention a machine and a medical or transport incident. Weather and timing notes are scattered and inconclusive.
Report of a tense political clash in Delhi involving Gandhi's supporters and opponents. Officials discuss moves by the government and responses from leaders including Mr Beiyumurts and Craik. The article notes fear of unrest, calls for reforms, and possible prison policy shifts as the campaign unfolds.
A woman bathing at Coolangatta nearly drowned after immersion and loss of consciousness. Lifesavers and attendants from the Coolangatta Ambulance Service revived her, with authorities later transporting her to the hospital for observation and treatment.
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