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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
5
A damaged slice of a report describes a plane crashing in an orchard near Stanthorpe yesterday afternoon. It notes injuries to several people including a baby and mentions frantic efforts by emergency crews and witnesses.
London reports claim Hy G Whitehouse general manager in India for Strinxs and Company died after a four story fall at the Taj Mahal Hotel in Bombay. The incident coincides with heavy trading activity in iron and ore markets and widespread speculation about given and future share movements among major brokers.
A local gathering of the Ye Premanbe branch of the United Soldiers' League denounced Japanese plans to back a mining project using Australian labor. The resolution urged the movement to oppose alien control and the shipment of heavy ore by sea, warning of economic and strategic repercussions.
Reports from Melbourne and diplomatic circles describe a tied loan arrangement between Japan and China, with the currency linked to the yen. Analysts note tensions over China’s government and potential implications for global financial markets as official denials fail to quell concerns.
Negotiations with Japan stall amid broader doubts over a new framework for trade. Officials from both sides stressed complexity of tariffs, market access, and regulatory alignment while outlining a cautious path forward at a stalled dockside committee session.
A garbled cable from Bombay references a dead manager and a succession of confused statements. Whitehouse reportedly received a message about an executor appointment and a tax dispute, with mentions of Landor Tratracting, payments, and embarrassment among Indian customers. The fragmentary text suggests internal tension and legal or administrative delays amid the Bombay office's operations.
Canberra tied up as Seamen's Union refused to allow a remail and crew to sail. The dispute affected Canberras steamer schedule with cargo and passenger services in jeopardy. The Federal Seamen's Union and company negotiations centered on wages, strikes, and job actions, leading to a standstill and potential rerouting.
A chaotic scrawl outlines repudiation of a Brisbane action amid political turmoil. The fragment hints at protests, alleged hold ups, and shifting power dynamics in Canberra and Brisbane, referencing election pressure and stalled reforms. Details are unclear, but the piece centers on bureaucratic friction and public reaction.
A fragmentary report details a dispute involving a theatre company and the Seamen's Union over a proposed scheme tied to a Jubilee Year production. The piece references London officials, a vacant post, and discussions about factory and shipboard roles within a national theatre context.
A fragmentary record discusses an endorsement doubt involving the Sriurane report. It notes parliamentary executive concerns and potential disputes over a vetimisation claim if the report is endorsed. The text is garbled but centers on an unresolved official recommendation and possible challenge.
Unclear OCR reads about a planned visit to England by a Canberra group amid wartime political tensions. Mentions Prime Minister and Labour forces, timing around a national assembly, and uncertainty on a government visit. References to Landon era and empire enthusiasm.
The report outlines a nearly one mile bridge from Dew Terrace to Rangaroo Peat with a cantilever design and symmetrical center, including towers and a 130000 bank guarantee. It specifies materials such as 12000 cans of cement and 13000 tons of steel, with safety and union labor conditions and penalties for delays.
Fragmented text references market signals and public figures, with garbled names and scattered phrases. It mentions Lyond and Bean, plus a reference to publication timing and influence on a realization, but the overall meaning is unclear.
London dispatch reports a bad influence from a local flotation amid the Australian 1ELIMA loan. The irregularities and misunderstandings with underwriters lowered confidence. investors questioned price, terms, and viability, reducing genuine investor interest and signaling caution in early formation and support.
A garbled historical snippet describes a crocodile incident with a leg seized and a fisherman harmed, followed by fragmented mentions of county assessments, political reactions, and professional withdrawals. The passage references a 1888 timeframe, public figures, and indirect effects on local governance.
In Rockhampton on January 29 John McQuade appeared in the Palior Court charged with a morning shaving incident involving Jane Wary. McQuade came with legal aid from Misparde, while Muriel Prancer and others attended.
A fragment notes opening at a discount in London on January 20 with a marked rise in a rate related to Commonwealth conversion. It references Joan Whiten opening a collection or event amid the described financial movement.
An unreadable OCR line from Maparaivs County canvas or tribunal describes a two slide event or two sessions. The fragment mentions sweet tea and arrival at a deed context but lacks clear facts or named entities.
The Premier Mr Forgan Smith announced at a public meeting at City Mall Sunt night that the Government plans a combined national art gallery and public library funded by the Darnell bequest. He urged competitive designs and urged public support to raise £14,000 toward the fund, aiming to place Queensland on par with Empire cities in culture.
Fragmentary report notes the government refusing the monarch’s terms and planning abdication amid tensions. Reference to a decision in England and a following separation movement, with unclear dates and names due to damaged text.
A garbled report notes acknowledgments from Durval Pund and Abe Tailowine, with references to an art fund and donations. The text mentions quantities, previous contributions, and a formal ceremony at a Queenstown or related venue, but the fragmentary OCR limits clarity on dates, names, or exact activities.
Mr James Moltisch discusses shifts in American and British trade, noting manufacturers expect years of high costs and limited output. He hints at potential moves to protect profits, mentions possible international adjustments, and references plans to decide on producing in America or Europe next month.
An unclear clipping notes a figure named Scott acquiring a yacht. The text is garbled with stray characters and broken phrases, obscuring dates, prices, or buyer details. No verifiable names beyond Scott and a yacht purchase are clearly identifiable.
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