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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
5
Franco’s Note to Powers Threat Heads Belligerent Rights
London reports General Franco sent a note demanding belligerent status under international law with threats of economic action. Whitehall calls the demand ill timed and situates belligerent rights as contingent on elimination of non-Spanish aid. Britain and France weigh risk of alienating Franco as talks with his advisers remain cordial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
France
London
Franco
Whitehall
Daily Telegraph
Hendaye
Thoie
Gary
Volte
Bolan
Dave Voen
Senay
Patanary
Ponemor
Owula Laboratories
Obey
Onders
Itvadis
Uedeesary Adde
Abe
Eral Praxica
Epeniah
Atomietree
Rome
Wile Bey
Germany
Prana
Perce
Europe
Volunigern
Geneve
Prenco
Nation talks on recognition and foreign volunteers
A fragmented article outlines demands for belligerent recognition amid European tensions. It mentions Western affiliations, Mediterranean interests, and the withdrawal debate for foreign volunteers, noting the Intervention Committee meeting and ongoing private discussions to seek an equitable compromise. The report emphasizes Franco's stance and allied support amid a shifting geopolitical landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Falencia
Prupass
Franco
Wilingaraa
Britain and Germany face standoff over disarmament push
The article outlines a tense debate among Allied and German leaders about intervention and policy shifts as Britain and Germany weigh strategic moves. It notes distrust, possible coalitions, and the risk of broader conflict amid postwar tensions and impending decisions.
No Tenderers for Workers' Dwelling Contract
Local notice reports no bids for the erection of a workers dwelling at Booval. Contractors cited rising material and labor costs and declined to tender. The matter was to be reviewed by the State Advances department as no offers were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booval
Unions Seek 40 Hour Week Legislation Next Session
A deputation from the Trades and Labour unions urged the Minister of Industry to bring a 40 hour week bill to the coming session. They argued the reform would be the most important in the era, with demands for arbitration and labor standards. The group pressed for Cabinet consideration as part of the government program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gounell
Torch and Industry
Acta
Parlinnen
Yeeielwtion
Jaimeadmenta
Ter
Von
First Surplus for 10 Years
Compulsory care for expectant mothers shows a revenue rise with NSW improvement. The report highlights first surplus in a decade, noting the increased funds and altered accounts. The document references Stoney wearations and June figures, detailing shifts in revenue and outlays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsw
No Royal Visit Next Year Announcement in Canberra
Acting Prime Minister Dr Page announced no royal tour is planned for next year. The King hopes a member of the Royal Family may visit later, with invitations extended by New South Wales Premier. Details describe shifting reign plans and celebratory attendance uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Mr Lyons
Bouin’ Wales
Hr Levens
Che Xing
Lord Wardtoge
Drowning at sea during wreck near Newcastle harbour
A lifeboat tragedy unfolds as a fishing launch wrecks off Newcastle harbour. A man drowns after a long swim through heavy surf while attempting to reach safety. Rescue efforts, bystanders, and ensuing investigations dominate the report with dramatic details of the wave and rock hazards.
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Am Alnaat
Newcastle
Arbour
Cairo
Tert
Tull Forve
Marraveen
Women Tennis Stars Plan Australia Visit Rumors
The Daily Bulletin reports uncertain plans as top women players contemplate a visit to Australia. Mentions Jeudine and Cup tie signals, with speculation about team participation and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Bwetet
Jeudineium Cup
Ines Sul Theta
Dutch scientist visit and export wheat push
A Dutch scientist visits RRBAUL and a Queensland export wheat push is outlined. The state government plans seed wheat incentives and a safety inquiry into food bans. Dr Stein departs for overseas engagements in August with guiding aims toward a better equipped research program and potential imperial cooperation.
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Queensland
Governmannt Ius
Geneveliygrenhog
Ore AW
Downe
Stein
Buurabave
Hive
Aban
Woo
Benin
Townsville
David Rivett
Hay TE Fesbaly
Similas
fragmentary fashion note hints at Altairn trend
An unreadable snippet mentions emo vest fashion and a bold trend. The garbled text references Aure and Cae with a mover or daring implication, but key names and context are unclear.
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Uto
Mover
Altairn
Mir
Daring Ile
Frogmore Cottage becomes residence for Queen Mary in Windsor
In the autumn Queen Mary will move into Frogmore Cottage within Windsor Great Park. The home was previously held under grace and favour by Grand Duchess Xenia, who vacated it at King Edward VIII's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frogmore Cottage
Queen Mary
London
Frogamore Cottage
Windsor Great Park
Xenia
Edward VIII
Diggers Remembered in Australia Contingent Welcome
A damaged, voicey report recalls a coronation contingent in Queensland with a large welcome by the military district. It notes the presence of veterans and memorials, the somber tone at graves, and tribute to Gunner Baulvan amid a broader commemoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigland
Military
Chunar
Gueenaland
Lan Fa
Balloonist's Second Win Reported in Meager Text
A fragmentary note recalls a balloonist securing a second victory, mentioning a meeting with Brorace Beton and a brief 3 hit sequence. Names and details are unclear, but the event is framed as a second win in a ballooning contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baty Frmc Denuner
Brorace Beton
High Tide Threatens Southport Properties
Flooding and erosion threaten Southport as tide surges prompt protective works at Rangliate and Barros Neck. Workers move a wood and cement wall and shore up a log wall to shield homes and a new farm building, with waters rising to record levels and significant expected damage tonight.
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Said
Son Et Miseingut
Saudhille Royue
Murrow
Paris
Out of State XV Players Compete in Exhibition Round
The article discusses a rugby match with multiple players, including Weertesday and Bien, lining up for the Springbok exhibition at Salantinne Aekeke. It mentions Green's influence on selectors, training plans, and a tentative lineup with Uniriol Warwick as fallback and Diavind Unive gy Gueerinintch among named figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniriol
Gt Warwick
Aou
Mockatiee
Diavind
Lurday
Premier Applies for Painter's Job Amid Confusion
Unclear report suggests Premier sought a painter position as part of a broader employment inquiry. Details are fragmented with odd phrasing, mentioning Rogan and Glasgow and a royal or coronation context, but core facts remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogan Mami Dane
Slenwrlee
Glasgow
Mentth
Elsdor
Hunger strike in gaol shocks shopkeepers movement
Historical report describes a hunger strike by a prisoner in gaol after bread and water punishment. It notes a prison doctor's assessment and mentions attempted damage to facilities, a warden confrontation, and calls for medical examination while authorities consider further action. It references shopkeepers and public concern over bread shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcy Setonee
Hopes for New Post Office Delicate Political Debate
Fragmented report outlines a local confidence in a new post office project amid heated discussions among council members and labor representatives.It notes plans for a bakery build and delays tied to cooperative efforts and public infrastructure decisions, with references to political figures and municipal groups shaping outcomes.
Congress Party Take Office Working Committee Decision
A working committee of the Congress Party has acted to take office and set the party’s course. The decision signals leadership changes and outlines immediate steps for party organization and governance following the meeting at Saara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Party
Eas Boson
Saara
Fire in Lutwyche House Sparks Brigade Response
A blaze erupted at Lutwyche House prompting a brigade from Nocti Buburos Whuditre est ette to battle flames. Crews battled the fire on Elmat's Drive in AMBERe. details remain unclear, but 108 200 was logged in the incident record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutwyche
The
Nocti Buburos
Esteette
Ronee
Tara
Nas Anette
Eric Ient
Price of Gold Tamed: Market Fades Amid Mixed Signals
A fragmentary report notes gold prices retreating in thin trading as investors weigh inflation data and central bank policies. Details are sparse but indicate a softer tone in precious metal markets with no clear catalyst identified.
Fying Family Returns From the East to Darwin
An Australian family led by Mr and Mrs Harry McBonny arrived in Darwin from Koepang at 2 20 pm aboard the Dragonfly plane piloted by Captain Frank Neale. Severe head winds over the Timor Sea slowed the journey. customs and refueling were done in Darwin before their onward plans.
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Darwin
Harry McBony
Koepang
Frank Neale
Timor
Slane
Uel
Uluwars
Wes
China
Magra
Mekivoy
Egi
Istlans
ANUS
Maine Son
Miners Support Leaders in Western Union Strike Talks
The report notes miners gatherings in the western coalfield discussing support for union leadership amid a pending strike. Leaders urge unity as discussions and expected actions proceed with the aim of aligning support for wage demands and working conditions.
Presbytery of Brisbane clerk retirement honored
A long article reviews the service and appointments within the Presbytery of Brisbane. It highlights Rev Allan Macttillon as clerk, with deputy John Campbell and a committee planning a complimentary dinner in his honor. Campbell’s broad background in the church and academia is noted, alongside other leading figures and Assembly roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Macttillon
Einbeng
Innes
John Campbell
MacKulop
Maciulop
Queensland
mmeLrapo Fe
Presbyterian Theological Mall
Che Ton
Theologica Haiab Raammecoe College
New Boul Wales
Western Australia
Eferk
Campbell
Newry
Presbytery
Bern
Ecnalons
Mirabene Bae
Mabhath Aeriods Coursell
Search for Amelia Earhart continues amid naval aid
The report notes ongoing efforts to locate Amelia Earhart and Captain F. Newman as rescue missions widen. Naval units are concentrating around Howland Island and surrounding seas with Rear Admiral Marti directing operations from Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Amelie Earhart
F. 2
Newman
Uber
The
Phoenix
Windlow Bankn
Mies
Howland
Ad Kep Marshell Group
Rondevel
Sine Rasiver
Rafety
Bias
Vna
Miss Barhart
Navy
Deisel Eiound Hawluna Island
Marti
Honolulu
Welle Jy
Flight search for lost plane over Howland Island continues
Reports indicate the Colorado will resume search efforts for the missing aircraft soon as operations extend toward Howland Island. Authorities expect a new wave of planes to participate, with refueling and coordination planned for the long overwater route.
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Atecraft Uysien
Reutbie
Nina Luewen
Eookiy
Indy Gyua
Roo
Miler
Perch’ Yi
Howland Talat
Putnam the Navn
Ayhselier
Ehahige
Winslow
Anks
Tina
Pitt
Acea
Tagg
Ai Um Si
Aircraftenseiet
Leeington le
Va-Morrow
Howland
Jacareli
Japan whale return and new oil plans
Fragments indicate Japan resumes whaling and shifts toward fisheries or oil related ventures. Mentions of whales, Calber, Seenaon and October appear, with unclear references to ships, tonnage, and upcoming lessons. The text is fragmented and relies on unreadable OCR.
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Japan
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