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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
6
The King's Birthday and Jubilee honours recognize leaders across national life in politics industry arts navy army civil service and commerce. Notable figures include government officials, military officers, and prominent public servants receiving recognition for service to the empire and country.
A note read aloud during a Dudney gathering details a rector’s address and mentions Dr Mary Davies presenting an ongoing sermon. The fragment references a public event connected to religious instruction, a speaker on the platform, and an organized series in the community.
A sprawling, garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names, places, and roles across international bodies and academia. It mentions universities, secret services, parliamentary figures, church leaders, and scientists, with scattered references to committees, councils, and governance. The text resembles a crowded ledger of notable individuals and institutions without coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR lists several British and imperial figures named in awards and commands. References include the Meviterraynean Fleet, Eastern Grommuand, and the Nona Companion of the Bath, with names such as Gontinander in Chueh Norismouy, Alderahet Comumane, Sir Edward Twe, and Sir James Parr. The passage touches on military appointments and orders like the Order of Revian, while noting weather and production context.
A garbled OCR item appears to reference the Foreign Office with mentions of Mr Hugh Guene British Minister at Copenhagen and Mr Waterlow Meltish Minister, along with other uncertain names and positions.
A fragmentary report notes birthday celebrations as spectators attend a rugby union match in Brisbane. The game pits Querns Mapa against Mew Bou Weies STC at the start of the GBA championship, with cooler conditions and holiday crowds described.
The message from the Ride in reply to Australia’s birthday wish expresses gratitude to the people of Australia. It mentions ensuring the royal value and references a birthday message for the Governor General. The wording is garbled but indicates a formal acknowledgment of goodwill.
A royal review of naval aid military units took place in Perth with about 60 spectators present. The parade, commanded by Lieutenant Commander Breder A. Marya and the Adjutant General of Australian artillery, Brigadier General Gir Cart Jews, honored the King's alive Jahliee and featured notable officials including Sir Janes MILI the List Governor and the Governor-General.
A chaotic scene led to the death of a woman amid a confusing report of a renewal, a passenger, and an aunt figure. Officials investigated the events surrounding the casualty, noting a hospital doctor and various names as the investigation unfolded.
Perry makes history as the first Englishman to win a major French tennis title. Gramm fights back, but Perry secures the match with late heroics. The article notes rain interruptions, German opposition, and Perry’s sustained form, along with broader context on French and Australian players, imports, and forthcoming Brisbane events.
A fragmentary report discusses church leaders and congregations confronting war, urging peace and nonparticipation in aggressive action. It cites Archbishop Khia and others condemning recruitment drives and calling for restraint, dialogue, and faith-based peacemaking amid national conflict.
An elderly man and his boat disappeared after a night disturbance. Police and attendants searched, but no trace found. Investigators concluded the man left the mainland in a small vessel, raising concern for his safety.
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A damaged OCR text notes debts offered for sale amid a case involving primary producers. The fragment mentions executors, guarantees, and parties possibly connected to a financial action, but readable details are limited and obscured. The item appears to summarize a legal or financial proceeding with claims and guarantees.
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Denver reports extensive storm damage across seven states with heavy losses and two villages ravaged by high winds and floods. Officials estimate millions in property damage and numerous households displaced as responders brace for more bad weather.
Fragmented notes describe police records and a board discussion on officer conduct and replies. The union executive, commissioners, and drivers fund proposals surface amid unclear references to responses and potential reforms.
A vehicle collision left four people injured as two cars collided near Lamgrach. Witnesses, including Mrs. Ide and Mogvaime, reported the wreck occurred while driving toward the city limits. Police stated no charges were issued at this time.
A fragmented report from Glatt High School discusses religious influence in education. It notes mixed views among students and staff on faith, secular learning, and community values, with a debate over whether schooling should promote or avoid religious content.
Unclear report notes Ags Hallam and Deroy Seabee among picks for top Lancashire League honors. Mentions Mane, Mairan, Paircairn, and Fred Rte amid scattered references to games and players with no clear match details or outcomes.
Delegates from New South Wales Queensland Victoria and Tasmania plan talks in Sydney on forming One Big Union for miners. A key item is federation expansion to include mine workers in metalliferous and related sectors under AWU and Miners Federation discussions. The meeting aims to advance a working agreement between the Federation and AWU and broader union inclusion.
Brisbane city finances show tram receipts for the year ending June 30 exceed forecast by at least £20,000. Revenue rose across multiple routes with monthly gains and higher patronage noted on key lines, including the Valley and Botanic Gardens routes, as admissions climbed and travel frequency increased.
The minister warns that failure of the constitutional referendum would end the agricultural marketing system. discussion centers on wheat pooling, marketing, and the Commonwealths role in regulating prices and export controls amid broader Commonwealth and state deliberations.
London reports June 5 that Lancashire colleges of eng and South Africa teams prepare for a match at Nottingham on June 13. The piece mentions captains and a conference, with references to England, South Africa, and Queenland in a broad sports and political context.
The readable text fragment mentions a person and a location but lacks clear event, date, or outcome to form a full news item. Without additional context the record remains fragmentary and non-actionable for a concise newspaper card.
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