Two Air Disasters Kill 34 in Global Toll
World air disasters rise with two major Dakota crashes within 36 hours. At least 34 killed in the incidents, with international inquiries under way into Dakota aircraft safety and reliability.
28 Jan 1947
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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 28, 1947
Page
1
World air disasters rise with two major Dakota crashes within 36 hours. At least 34 killed in the incidents, with international inquiries under way into Dakota aircraft safety and reliability.
A London despatch dated January 27 describes a dramatic incident involving the death and a Bible reading scene. The Rev JR Bryan, once Chaplain General to Par, recounts the event and notes a Mirage publication. The report mentions Australian participants and a grim parade with a five minute sentence, including a reference to the New Testament.
January 27 1946 New York AP dispatch cites Washington officials who say Secretary of State Marshall will push at Moscow on March 10 for a four power pact to maintain Allied control of Germany for forty years. Pravda notes opposition from Molotov and debate over Big Four roles. The report mentions Allied governance, demilitarization, and postwar planning discussions.
A fleet of large buses operated by the Coordinated Busway will depart Coolangatta and Southport for Brisbane to move about 6000 stranded holidaymakers on the south coast. Buses will pass through Tams Feonie Camp and join the New England highway, with the first leaving at 8 am. Flooded approaches to the Maclean Bridge are bypassed to enable through traffic.
Fragmented report details a rushed emergency airlift from Kirra to Archerfield with ambulances and hospital crews. Passengers and crew faced medical checks while a long runway reopens after the incident. Emergency services coordinate care at Mater Hospital and nearby facilities as authorities investigate.
A British United Press Jerusalem correspondent reports terrorists kidnapped a judge and an ex-officer in Tel Aviv. The raid follows the earlier kidnapping in Jehuenjem of a British Army Motor official and deputy director of the rights indication department. The report notes a surge in kidnappings and calls for action as authorities seek the missing individuals.
A garbled Australia Day sports page reports on racing at Randwick and Plem Dugton, with mentions of Logis, Peter Blank, Sigur d Dinny Patle, and a champion from Sydney. Queensland jockeys Moore and N McCrowstie are named amid scattered references to MCC Adelaide cricket and an interstate cup context.
An unclear U N motion regarding Africa was upheld amid chaotic reporting. The text includes garbled phrases about South and West regions and a vote close to a 2 vote margin, with references to India and other locations missing clear context.
Discovery of a material round channel and three rays at a mile beneath the surface of the ocean used by the United States Navy for plane surveillance is reported. Dr Maurice Ewing of Columbia University has mapped deep ocean sounds revealing natural sound channels that transmit signals across thousands of miles. Monitoring stations will pick up sound waves to establish the telecommunication of the lane.
A heavy 55 inch rainstorm drenched Springbrook and surrounding coastal areas, impacting towns like Coolangatta and Nerang. Reports mention rising flood risks, disrupted transport, and calls for emergency measures as authorities assess damage and plan response. Local residents face ongoing rainfall and inundation across multiple neighborhoods.
Wool prices remained firm despite light rain and small price irregularities. The Brisbane wool selling brokers reported steady demand with notable clips from Western producers. The State and major buyers indicate a strong season, with a possible further rise in value as overall demand holds.
An aged Queensland woman reports relief from kidney pain and leg ache after using Bex and urges others with similar ailments to consult a doctor if pain persists. The note expresses gratitude for Bex and mentions Lake Bex in the context of remedies.
Fragmented report notes a day for children and a primary school event at Queenshiners. Mentions families traveling to central points, the Beatable Education Department and transport issues. Describes concerns about access and planning for a large turnout of youths near a river creeks area.
A chaotic report describes a surge in crime across Japan, with officials and citizens rattled by rising thefts and disturbances. It mentions an umpire refusing to act, a controversial incident involving an Englishman named Paul Gibb, and widespread concern over safety and law enforcement responses amid unclear details.
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