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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1934
Page
5
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Reading fragment notes two individuals named Jon Wil and Je Art Mn Str Ho. The item hints at a small local notice or social event but lacks clear roles, dates, or places. Summary preserves only explicit names from the fragment and notes insufficient context for a fuller report.
A woman Phyllis Olive Busby aged 17 and her mother a 41 year old, were killed by gunfire at Amamoor near Gympie. Jame Busby, a truck driver, and Arnold van Temes a 20 year old labourer were among those involved. The killings occurred at Busby’s veranda, followed by a violent scene as a man named Tan Lia reportedly fled. Police secured the scene and removed the bodies to Gympie for investigation while a note found in a pocket is said to provide motive.
City officials debate rat driven plague fears amid concern over public meals program and overseas cases. Councillors consider stricter controls and sanitation to prevent outbreak as health authorities stress evidence of rat borne disease in recent months.
A scrambled OCR of theater listings shows multiple plays and venues. It mentions Riatos TV heage Roman Scandals and Lady cmemun, winners Ganten Thraree Stow Tay and Samavdna Uenotinuoues, Tah Chestre Coming Out and Emperor Somat, Cinder Fela Ani Lazy River, Long Lost Fut!, The Wy dow and Temb, Mele Theatre Deeld Merwe, Nipon Veanetanout Jie Theatre Deeid Harun inn Yar Living, Pein Reval Rene by Now Stop Fal 3S and 8 Seve Hun eh Yar TTT pets.
A man identified as Thomas Spiers, 30, was found dead in his bedroon at Military Road, Newcastle. Police report indicate the death occurred after the wedding day while he wore his wedding suit. a photograph of his late wife lay nearby and a wedding bouquet remained beside him. An inquest noted no signs of foul play. routine inspection by a medical officer concluded the death was natural or accidental with no definitive cause. Local men reported failing to report for work at the railway today, and the ceremony remnants were found in the room amid the somber scene.
July 1 report from Perth notes opposition to the centenary air race from Binglend to Melbourne. Western Australia Legislative Council President Ale Joli Kirwan petitioned for federal and state cooperation. He urged starting machinery tests and suggested govt support for a greenest flight initiative in collaboration with Canberra.
The report notes withdrew from the centenary event and hints at rearrangements for the Brisbane wool sale period. Insufficient details prevent a clear outcome, but references to racing entries and insurance issues suggest broader market or schedule impacts amid a turbulent auction season.
Fremantle July 17 Australian owned line introduces two motor ships Redan and Edlaine forming the WRC Line Entreprenuring to run to London via Mandated Territory New Guinea with Australian prices and white crews. Wool, copra exports from Queensland and New Guinea areas planned. Inaugural voyage expected in October.
The Monaspar model, claimed as winner of the Jing'n Cup, faces unclear attribution and potential scrutiny. The text suggests Ken Whieh ax and No New England Alwiss Company involvement, with mention of replication or extended testing, though details are fragmented.
In Sydney July 17 a new Smithy plane conducted a takeoff from Afi Merwun Park Wenval Bay. Captain Pastor piloted the craft out to the coast ten miles west. Co Pilot and Captain FG Taylor and Captain Charles Kingford Smithy assisted as the craft reached speeds around 130 yards and a high speed of 1H fries an hoe before Mascot airframe.
Southport details describe a deadly incident at a property owned by Mears EJ Ruths and P Gummings where a lone man, Geary, died after being struck by a falling object. Burke and Lam pul transported the body. Gough, employed by Mears, Burke, and Cummings, planned the trip to Habesone ram Victoria.
London July 17 MaNelni is linked to a Brighton murder case as police question a suspect at Lee Green Police Station after a 3 am Eltham Road sighting. Detectives traced the suspect from Brighter to Brighton while revealing a complex motive tied to a string of trunk crime notes.
Rive, described as appearing younger than her 42 years, was the youngest of 18 children. She left home at 14 and reportedly earned a living in the past decade, later pursuing a eased life in her community.
Secretary Paul Jones told the Ausra Lobado Growers Association that current relief for decal rowers is insufficient. Producers pressed for a larger margin over imported goods and favorable duties to spur plant outs. The discussion centered on boosting production and offering incentives to growers to cultivate shelr land amid export concerns.
London reports on the New Zealand conversion loan with applicants awaiting additional guidance. Officials note ongoing discussions and timing concerns as the process advances slowly.
The report notes a decline in gold price and reductions in bond yields as trading reopened. It mentions sterling applications and conversion rates, with figures indicating values around 247 11s per ounce and related interest considerations.
A parole court suspended the sentence in a serious charge case involving Parana Jo and associated parties. Details remain unclear from the fragmentary OCR.
A British boat fired on near London amid an incident off Anatolia. The Times correspondent reports The Turkish government apologizes after a Turkish aim and firing caused a diplomatic flare. Admiration channels note urgent investigation and diplomatic steps. The incident involved Devonshire and a Turkish ambassadorship, with authorities seeking to defuse tensions.
In a special minute the Brisbane City Council stated the welcome to Duke would occur Tuesday December 4 with a private reception and a public welcome set for Wednesday night December 6. The ceremony included an official welcome at the Gentes Mation and an artists program.
The match features a tense first innings with Wood and Turner building a stubborn stand for Yorkshire while Australia’s bowlers Wall and Ebeling pressure their rivals. Mitchell and Wood promote opening batting for Australia as the game moves to lunch with midview scores and persistent bowling from both sides shaping a hard fought day.
Reported unrest surrounds the Norfolk Island administration after J A Macarthur-Onslow and Major-General J W Magarsinur Onslew allege the administration exceeded powers. Macarthur-Onslow asserts legal action and seeks to litigate, while authorities dispute the claims as a flagrant interference with liberty. The incident prompts calls for review of customs and governance on the island.
Yorkshire faced a poor start as Australia, posted 914 on the tote for seven wickets, dominated early. Grimmett bowled a key spell with Meale's dismissal and Bowes later struck, while Roeling and Walls showed flashes of resistance in a tense morning session.
The Duke of Gloucester will inaugurate the Federal Parliament with a formal address at the house of October 34. Members of this chamber will present him with welcome and loyalty messages during the ceremony. A reception will follow informal meetings with ministers and senators.
The report states the Duke will officially open the air mail service with a ceremony at 18 am in Parliament House. Royal Wingners will be present. The voyage begins after the opening, with the Christman ante aboard for the staged journey to Australia and New Zealand.
Unclear readable text from July 11 reports a game or event with names Bowes and Suefield and vague phrases suggesting a sports or local item. The fragment mentions a hast or score but lacks concrete details, teams, places, or outcomes for a coherent summary.
Report from Calcutta dated July 17 states seven climbers atop a Western Himalaya peak have vanished after a severe storm. Several climbers, including Merkender and Welsenbach, were last seen at camp ten while others descended toward camp four. rescue efforts and weather delays hinder search.
Oliver Ure 48 was knocked down while riding near Annerley Road at 8 oclock. Ambulance attendants initially treated him for injuries before transport to Mater Misericordiae Hospital. Police reported possible underlying conditions but details remain unclear.
Umpires named for a London test in July with officials including Md Mears and Hurdstatl grid Dolph referenced in the fragmentary OCR.
Sir Stanley Jucoon ventman of the selecsorss, per the Evening News, says Langrang e will attend at Leeds if fit, with uncertainty on further actions. notes confusion in names and details about Taneridge and Teparwd Nutvelt amid unclear concert references and train routes.
In a tight game MITCHEST secures a narrow advantage as the final minutes unfold. Prayers and chants echo from the stands while key plays from Bechyatin halo the moment. A dramatic finish leaves the crowd buzzing about the late surge and the standout seven point swing.
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