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Newspaper

Brisbane Courier Mail

Location

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jan 23, 1935

Page

7

Society Women Attend Cremation of Lady Caillard

A London society funeral for Lady Caillard widow of Viscount Caillard featured a cremation with mourners mostly elderly women. Notables including Conan Doyle and Maurice Barbanell attended. ceremony included a procession, a decorated coffin, and a photograph capturing the moment as prayers and solace filled the room.

Mondon Tony Lady Cailland Widomw Fy Virgen Caillard Titan Piri Tor Conan Doyle Bini Sy Maurice Barbanell Seh Piptale News

Mint price of gold Melbourne January 22

The article notes gold prices lodged at the Royal Mint for luxury items, listing fine quality standards and a substantial award of £8182. It records the rate per fine ounce and references the mint’s handling of valuable metal, reflecting price points and official valuations.

Melbourne Royal Mint

Fragmented lines hint at a poetic or coded note

The text presents garbled phrases and names in a nonsensical sequence, suggesting a damaged excerpt with possible references to a princess, countdown-like numbers, and unclear personages. It reads as a damaged fragment lacking coherent events or context.

Creme Charmosan The eres benwifier Big Jury

A fragmentary notice references Creme Charmosan and a jury matter with unclear context and dates. The readable text hints at a public or legal item, but specifics remain obscured by the damaged OCR. No concrete entities or actions can be confirmed from the fragment.

Egon Kisch Sentenced at Central Police Court

Egon Kisch, author and journalist, was sentenced to three months hard labour with a nominal fine set aside, amid protests from supporters including Canon Garnet and Professors. The case references immigration and Commonwealth law, with discussion of deportation not being a punishment.

Canon Garn Profeasor Plaser New Zealand Walter Murdock Beasley Xavherine Bosannah Pritehard Muthorean Sou Ware Piddington Minster Bnepherd

Benefits of Exchange Rate in Australian Recovery

Economics lecturer from the University of Queensland urged maintaining the current exchange rate to support steady enterprise recovery and reduce unemployment. He warned against letting currency policy become a political tool and discussed credit expansion as a potential, but limited, aid to inflation and industry.

Melbourne Science Congress J. L. K. Gifford University of Queensland Australia

Near and Far News on Bridges and Labor Talks

Brief items report on a new bridge tender invitation for a controversial hangary project and labor wage talks. Mention Darwin and Sydney negotiations, with authorities seeking a settlement and potential intergovernmental funding. Aimed at ending overtime disputes and advancing a major land settlement loan plan amid political discussions.

Polat Trier Darwin Pine Derain Druce-Brockman Twiners Aden Sydney Star Boria Seeman

Irregular gold stock activity in Adelaide trading

January 29 report shows erratic gold stock movement amid low mining tax concerns. Market turnover around 33,000 shares with only 5,000 below the revolution level. prices fluctuated, with noted quotes and pockets of attention among traders. A general market softness followed a slight rise, with some stocks hitting near 80 cents, while others declined, reflecting unsettled demand and unsettled sentiment across exchanges.

Adelaide Bache Moe Felawlin Ara Tie Muereier Ile Pisa Andes Angio Aymien Ieee

Storm direction finders and the Darwin air route study

Meteorologists report developments in direction finding for storm tracking along the Darwin air route. The research involves university and research yard teams studying weather patterns and control of flight safety measures amid complex atmospheric factors.

Trade envoy to USA in Australia shifting posts in New York

In Canberra January 2 the Australian representative in New York Mr Dow will retire in April with his family and be succeeded by a Trade Commissioner. Mr Dee’s predecessor in New York, Mr Herbert Brienes, held the post during the government change. Dow’s replacement will carry overseas commercial intelligence duties, with the new appointee to lack the diplomatic rank of ambassador.

Canberra New York Dom Dow Australia Dow Matus Dee Herbert Brienes Dad Thestella Mr. Dew Iolus Dew Cave

Monte Carlo Rally Entry Tale and Transit Notes

A fragmented report on the Monte Carlo Rally mentions entrants traveling from diverse points on Saturday along continental routes including Norway and Greece. It references observers in Helsingfors and delays or pace adjustments during the journey, with vague notes on participants and locations.

Monte Carlo Tully Dente Norway Bathenis Rumanis Greece Pas Otlig Ted Getneac Jones Helsingfors Pinland Duratger

Kalgoorlie mining dispute sends signals toward government action

Perth reports the Kalgoorlie mining dispute edging toward government intervention as forum discussions involve the Premier, the Mines Minister and Lands Minister with mine management and union representatives in a conference. The scene centers on whether union or management delegates will speak for the workers amid ongoing talks.

Perth Troy McCehugo

Melbourne Market Fairly Active Amid Mixed Trading

A fragmented report notes Melbourne market activity as fairly active with uneven commentary on gold trading. It mentions notable price movements, shifts in demand, and a cautious mood among investors, with some data attributed to the New Guinea service and local trade indicators.

Hungarian For Rial Charges From 1919

Budapest January 2 1919 Matas Rasa faces charges including murder connected to revolutionary tribunals during his term under Bela Kun regime. Deliv and uttering sauntertell cited. defense by four Hungarian lawyers and an international lawyer supervised by Mr Vamberg. Speaker notes Run Government began as a republic with Count Karoly as president then Bela Kun Soviet regime, later toppled by military forces.

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US Apologises to Canada amid maritime dispute note

The January 21 note from Secretary of State Corde Flull to Canada’s minister in Washington demands an apology for the seizure of a vessel and the damage caused. It alleges unlawful actions by the joint American Canadian commission and references compensation figures for the Canadian crew and vessel.

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