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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
5
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June 3 ceremony featured the King and his sons in the Trooping the Colour. A pageant included aristocracy and military figures, with several princes and a colonel noted among participants in the solemn procession.
Fragmentary text shows unclear references to winners and dividends, mentioning Toowoomba, Daily Doubt, and names like Hiphsar and Han jemp with garbled phrases. No coherent event details or outcomes are discernible beyond scattered terms and numbers.
Fragmented report covers the Newcastle Federal by election tally in Sydney today. It notes odds, dividend payouts, and counts showing Mr Ty Watkins leading, with Labour candidates and others receiving varied support amid continuing counts and post-election analysis.
A group of women experienced five hours adrift after their vessel lost engine power near Longreel. Distress signals were not seen as flares failed and the ship drifted seaward. Rescue came when crew and passengers were saved by the Castaway and taken toward Sydney.
Reports describe a wild melee during a June event at Bohemia Stadium in which spectators attacked wrestlers and officials. The incident, tied to broader tensions around wrestling and security, led to injuries and an emergency removal of a key figure amid a charged crowd.
A cryptic report centers on a flying doctor policeman tied to Commonwealth police aviation. It details a pilot named Appleby from Rastrood, his aerial machine, and a dramatic incident that ended in a fatal mishap. Authorities discuss its impact on police work and the pursuit of a safer air crew.
A German delegation arrives amid heightened tension over rearmament plans. The group, led by a former cavalry officer, travels to London for talks with British officials at the Foreign Office. Key figures from the Admiralty and Foreign Office coordinate discussions with Allied powers, while concerns over Britain’s supremacy and potential German military moves loom.
A group of hikers spent Sunday night in Heathcote Park after getting lost in dense brush. Six Souths and others wandered until dawn, with one rider remaining missing until daylight. They eventually found their way back to safety near the park’s edge.
A baffling report from Gayndah describes a shocking event that unsettled residents. Sparse details surface about involved individuals, locations, and possible outcomes as officials probe the incident.
London reports a German project to build passenger airships to circumnavigate the globe. The design, led by Zeppelins, envisions a fleet carrying visitors from across Germany and other territories. The article mentions a vessel named Mindenbuee and hints at a new era of air travel with the airships completing testing and service plans.
The report notes harsh conditions in the southwest with losses among flocks. Ewes are spared by sacrificing lambs as drought worsens. Stock levels decline and authorities depict a severe situation affecting farming communities.
The article describes a Chinese killer case linked to Charleville, with references to the Billabong River area, Station details at Wallal and Thylungra, and notes on a suspect or incident involving a rural community. It mentions police and superintendent activity, transport of horses, and local fear amid the tumult.
A garbled report envisions New Berlin Airport as a world aviation hub eclipsing Tempelhof, naming Germany as a center of air commerce amid war pressures. It portrays Berlin as a key European airway capital, reshaped by Allied influence and wartime strategy.
A performing orangutan attacked a boy during a show today as keepers restrained the animal. The incident occurred after the routine, with bystanders and children nearby. the child sustained injuries but was controlled by staff and transported for care.
An accident occurred on a roadway near Gatton Col fig between sare vive and Byomoie. A HY wivier of Mowbray Street witnessed the event as a car carrying Brian and Rose Eadoorongityty collided with a vehicle, resulting in one person treated for shock by a doctor and others injured.
A fragment from a 1920s meeting reports discussions on a water project. It mentions a chairman and secretary guiding talks, with references to ongoing plans and local officials. The legible items point to governance and potential funding steps for the scheme.
Quetta evacuation reports state Indian families are being moved from the town as railway and military authorities coordinate. In related news, a female circus elephant Marejon, kept in Quetta, is to be shipped to Britain after buyers found her suitable, with talks noting she has lived a life of luxury.
A chaotic report cites martial law and evacuated civilians as authorities seek to contain disease and chaos. Estimates place British casualties from 40,000 to 90,000 across the region, with thousands more injured or missing as refugees flood evacuation hubs.
Thieves broke into the bedroom of the deposed Queen of Siam, living near Crue leigh Survey, and stole a quantity of jewels. A servant found the exit and the clock showed 2 pm before the alarm was raised. The incident follows the Siamese delegation visits to England during abdication discussions.
In Victoria Binet Ryde a bolting horse tripped a sulky onto a motor car, causing a rear end crash. The collision left one man severely wounded and bystanders describing a dangerous scene as mounted riders tangled with the vehicles. Police report serious injuries to several occupants with a witness noting the incident near an intersection.
Three woman pilot-members of the group underwent a 19-part evaluative drill in a staged course. The event included obstacle handling and a final assessment by a panel, with the aim to determine suitability for bomb and gunnery operations.
A fire at the Strand Theatre in Toowoomba broke out when a cartridge and battery-like device near the operating box caused injuries to Piper and Turner. They were aided by staff using a portable extinguisher as smoke and sparks spread. The blaze was controlled quickly. only a short portion of the program was affected.
Fragmented OCR describes a fatal incident near the Eastwood station with an unidentified body and a price quote for gold. Details are garbled but reference to a June 3 event, a price of gold, and police or station involvement are evident.
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