Britain warns on Danzig status amid German moves
A Times dispatch from Danzig reports Britain may treat unilateral change of Danzig status as a Poland protection issue. Berlin pressures and troop movements draw warnings as negotiations for a peaceful alteration continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danzig
Britain
Poland
Sumilar
Berlin
Russia
Britun
Germany
Orlowo
Dering
Gdsmie
Pline
Bishop's
Tian
Times
Danae
Dartalg
Pru
A Winter's Tale Reactions to Record Cold Spell
The Courier Mail reports reactions across the city to an unprecedented cold spell. Residents share hardship and resilience as streets, homes, and businesses endure freezing temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier- Mail
Works Plans for New Year Irrigation in Cotton
Plans for the new financial year include a coordinated water scheme for the South Coast and irrigation trials across the state. Government experts assess hundreds of proposals, aiming to promote cotton cultivation, improve water use, and establish irrigation plants with support from the Rural Development Agency and local stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kemp
Kemp
Forgan Smith
Nerang
Inland irrigation survey planned for Condamine and tributaries
Premier announces a survey of irrigation power sites along the Condamine River MacIntyre Brook and Barambah Creek. Kemp says arrangements are being made with the Land Administration for work to start with preliminary steps and departmental inquiries into effects on vegetation and water supply. The survey covers past and proposed schemes, with focus on enhancing utilization of river water for farming and potential export industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condamine
MacIntyre
Barambat
Kemp
Hagen
Klirney
S Pont
Rern Goonteh
Ailes
Tewan
Water scheme debate swirls over South East coast cooperation
The mayor of Coolangalla and Alderman Peat of Southport weigh options for a joint water scheme serving Coolangalla, Burleigh Heads, Conlangalla, and Yerang. A dam at 120000 pounds promises 40 years of support, while a 100000 pound Southport plan sparks questions on ratepayer costs and government assistance. Engineers must decide if South Coast authorities can jointly proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolangalla
Asserman Winders
Walight
Musa
Comlangalla
Conlangalla
Yerang
Southport
SeCur
SuLihpare
Peat
Bouthport
Josh
Japan's Two Voices On Tientsin
London reports a British cabinet debate on Tientsin negotiations amid European crises. Japan divides, with Tokyo signaling a possible relaxation of the Beiping blockade despite talks, while a Japanese official insists the blockade continues. General Susiyama reiterates Tokyo’s stance as negotiations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Courier-Mall
London
Tientsin
Casket Closing Tomorrow In Brisbane Report
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a casket closing planned for tomorrow in Brisbane with mentions of Tickels returning and the country ending. Details are unclear and fragmented.
Pilot masters testimony on blaze aboard Atlantic wreck
Marine Board Inquiry heard foreman John Hawes recount seeing a blaze on the stern of the Atlantic after it wrecked on Flinders Reef. Captain David Dooren said he did not know the crew woke to the fire and went toward the stern upon Cape notification, though only an ordinary bright light was seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hawes
Matthew Flinders
Marine Board
Flinders Reef
Hans Saaeq
David Doreen
Cape
British Warships Leave Alexandria Amid War News
In London dated July 5 British naval movements are reported as several warships depart Alexandria. The dispatch notes congestion at ports and reference to trade and naval strategy in the Mediterranean. Weather and Libyan orders are briefly mentioned alongside routine military and maritime updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Matt
London
Ctiecia
Socla
Melbourne swimmers of 1921 recall old aquatics links
Fragmentary notes recount Melbourne street scene and swimming club ties. Mentions Earle Ried swimming Wiriehane, a 1921 team with 20 members except one, and references figures Mr HD Mr E H Jones and St Kilda connections with local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Sears
Earle Ried
Esberger
E. H. Jones
Brebert Hla
St Kilda
Aid
Record Cold Day Breaks July Readings in Brisbane
Brisbane experienced a fourth consecutive unusually cold July day with a 7 am minimum of 5.23 degrees and a daytime low near 4.5 degrees. Forecasts suggest gradual clearance, with further showers on the coast and the interior remaining mostly fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beian
Brisbane
Rainza
Air A
Bundamba Races Postponed Again Amid Wet Track
Persistent rain forced Bundamba race postponements with the track rendered unrecoverable for work. Officials noted no gallops could occur and points registration was halted. the course remained under cautious inspection as rain continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pouay
Batureau
City plans major water expansion and upgrades
The Lord Mayor and city engineers endorsed a 782000 pound plan to expand and improve water supply over three years. Proposals include new trunk mains, storage, and reservoirs at Sparkes Hill Bullimba and other sites, with cost around 1600,000 and significant capacity increases to meet peak demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Jones
Heenan
Stanley River Works Board
W. R. Nimmo
Nimmo
Nimmo Tirns
Dupine
MT |Hoenwat
Mmon Chesby
Green Hillgooroo Siny
Ad Baenett
Weller's Hill
Cavendish Hilarta Malloy
Brisbanes
Maine
Tarings
Sparkes
Hullad
Hull
Bandgate
Sinter
Probli Conigunerion
Reser Volga
Brisbane
Siouei9
Testronire
Fiver
Ely
Moscow Pact Delay and British Press Mood
London newspapers vent exasperation as three months of talks fail to seal the Anglo Russian peace accord. Observers blame Russia for stalling on Baltic guarantees while Britain and allies push for favorable terms. Paris and Manchester Guardian dispatches reflect diplomatic tension and cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Siater
Russia
aGdus Chamberlai
Olttee
Paris
Associated Press
Itae
Nanimmisly Ae
Record High Business Index Surges Amid Low Mood Era Details
The Bureau of Industry notes the business index reached 103.8 for the three months ended April, staying above 100 since early 1935. Cheque turnover for the year to June hits a record L319. NO.M-0 growth. Unemployment dips to under 5 percent after over 20 percent in the low mood period. State accounts show a £14,000 surplus for 1938-39, first in 11 years, while negotiations drag on. Diplomatic correspondent Perlinax criticizes Mr Chamberlain’s handling from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Haly
Japan
Bureau of Industry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seton
Tawnaville
Amiuitteal Rasearch
Milpetn
Pulabon
Wribathaa
Hanfas
Hatteras
South Burnett
Barhinhah
Finiti
Atlantic
Alexandria
Council
Marxea
Warwick
Redcliffe
Goltzell
Dee
Doomben
Ueensland
Holinoes
Perlinax
Ghembermn
Suan
Noumea
Barrier Reef
Lord Howe
Norfolk Islands
Orkasto
Prarua
Fames
Met
Gna
Tourist
Fox
Annissa Widane
Ata Te Cpe
Orient Line
Orient Steam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!