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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
5
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A stray bear escapes from its handlers in Hainstenings district, wandering for hours through yards and streets. Residents chase the animal past trees and hedges, finally cornering it at a hotel where police and a detective intervene to recover the bear and protect a frightened girl.
A giant devil ray measuring around 1 foot across the beam and weighing over 1200 pounds was hooked by Mr Bowery and Edwin G Bowen near Cardwell. The creature, landed after a long battle at a bay, weighed about 12 feet long and 400 yards of line before the line parted. The Cardwell party included Captain Thompson and the Cardwell anchorage, with local boatmen assisting. The ray reportedly put up a strong fight but was eventually harpooned by the Bowen party amid a lengthy struggle. The incident drew attention from local authorities and reporters as a potential world record attempt.
A Las Vegas Labour gathering descended into chaos as President J. Bryan ordered the meeting closed after attempts to proceed failed. Delegates clashed over statements and orders, with disruption escalating until the chair finally announced the session terminated.
Vienna reports Dr Schuschnigg plans a dash to Rome amid Austrian political tensions with the Heimwehr influence asserted. The Vienna bureau notes tentative travel dates and potential implications for the government and key figures.
A passenger train bound from Sydney to Newtown derailed after colliding with a goods train near a government line. Officials investigated brake failures and track damage, with a committee formed to examine factors and report findings to authorities.
The Lord Mayor issues a circular letter noting the king’s memorial observance. Details about the event and participants are brief and appear in the local municipal notice.
Rome announces 2766 Italian deaths in the ongoing war with official figures. The update notes the toll among military personnel, with further details limited as authorities release casualty counts.
A fragmentary foreign affairs summary notes Mussolini and Italy’s imperial ambitions threatening Britain and Mediterranean stability. It cites naval tensions, calls for unified sanctions, and mentions the League of Nations and the Versailles Treaty as factors in postwar friction and the drive toward renewed conflict.
Readable fragments describe a stay-in strike in France with protests by workers across provinces. A large number of employees are involved, including 128 at a club venue, with disruption noted to dining and entertainment while tax costs spark opposition. The scene centers on labor unrest and the impact on a Champs-Élysées area nightclub.
A deputation urged Defence Minister Parkinston to provide government audit funds for aero clubs to lower costs. Parkhill said representations were in fleet and that further financial review would occur after next year’s estimates.
Fragmentary text shows mixed phrases about gold prices, a person named Aman Yared, and various broken names and numbers. Content is garbled, with no coherent event, date, or location to establish a clear news item or outcome.
Producers reach eleventh hour accord with wholesalers delaying strike. Agreement seeks higher milk price from 2d 0 4d to 1s 2d per gallon effective June 1 with further rise discussed for June 18. Country Milk Association reports price commission backing only for a cautious raise while negotiations continue under Latimer and Batty supervision.
The bill introduces temporary controls on rent increases and a fair rent system. Provisions set a maximum rent, allow magistrates to adjust rents, and permit penalties for overcharges. The measure faces details on enforcement, timing, and scope within the housing framework.
Hamilton was driving home when the tram and motor car collided near the intersection of Mylan Street and Kelvin Grove Road. The car sustained extensive damage to the front mudguard and running boards, while the tram incurred minor damage and both drivers escaped serious injury. One tram passenger was extracted from the wreck.
William Hains, star of the silent screen, was beaten near his beach house on June 2 as a mob of about ten men gathered. Police say the assailants, including women among them, shouted his name and attacked after he had been seen at a decorating shop and earlier social event.
Assistant Treasurer Mr. Couper joined the inquiry into belated ticket additions at Ancot and called for tighter supervision of the totalizator machinery. A report to the Commissioner of Stump Duties revealed irregularities in Yokets on Spesrenis with ADT 4 percent, and 14 marbian frauds noted among 18 blacksins. authorities moved to tighten oversight and fix the system.
Fragmentary OCR reports a grand reception for Haile Selassie with varied scenes including a special carriage, formal bows, and high officials. A separate note mentions Rome’s welcome of Marshal Badoglio, who was honored by Mussolini and greeted with cheers as he arrived. The text switches between imperial spectacle and Italian triumph, with unclear chronology.
London July 2 The Times reports on Thomas and P C s oath secrecy and the Derby uproar in Parliament. Included are references to Privy Councilors, the House of Lords impeachment actions dating to 1603, and debates on public conduct, accountability, and royal finances. The piece notes police and public reactions, with editorials questioning propriety and the Crown’s ministers.
A misaddressed registered letter caused a fire and prompted departmental inquiry. Officials traced delivery attempts, noted misaddressed recipient Romina Fon and Alderman Le Peak, and found the letter retained due to insufficient addresses. The case touched council communications and possible election considerations for Alderman Peek and Winders.
An insurance firm pursues a claim involving parties and legal counsel as part of a case in New South Wales. The document references a financial figure around fifty thousand pounds and names attorneys W. Curtis LC and W. Mons Min among others.
The article discusses postage policy debates and anticipated costs, noting 14 000 000 in the last year and expected adjustments. It reports on the master-General and Wells are not convinced, while warnings are raised about increased charges to cover service expansions and departmental plans.
Hobart Wednesday prime minister Mr Lyons says taxes will be lowered with further reductions likely. All taxation methods to be examined on merit. Federal Cabinet seriously considers increasing maternity allowance.
A report from Bourne notes the shooting of C.LB Chief during a Wednesday incident. Judge Mavindoe of the Comey Court has been sighted, and officials discuss a commission of Lowalry linked to the event.
A judge labels the defendant a callous human being during sentencing. The case involves Ernest dates Non Same 4 un Tour cure perial nerv for buamy ab whe guapes and Detective DelM Setertbed M4entnave, with officers noting the suspect’s arrest and association with a convicted criminal and a company.
British films for Australia attract attention as Turnbull discusses agreements with David Eater and Zone Me amid a shift toward Skila pictures, reflecting a preference for British cinema over other nations.
Harry Costello recalls the perilous crossing of the Billoo River near Trililngmindah during a droving party voyage from Bourke. With a 30 person caravan stranded, the team faced miles of water as flood waters swept away gear and risked lives, yet courage and raiding knowhow enabled the cattle drive to reach the Dullop channel and safety.
A parliamentary inquiry into alleged leaks and private gains cites Sir Alfred Sith and others. It accuses Thomas and Bates of falsifying and suppressing the truth, noting income tax as a topic and asserting improper revelations. The findings lean toward accusations of confidential leakage and mishandling of state information.
A wartime mobilization plan outlines government use of resources and military services, with Congress and the President weighing a universal service system. The document hints at reallocating agricultural and industrial capacities to national defense while delaying final position.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Mr Charles Rosenthal 18 MLC in NSW with unclear events. Mentions Major General Sir Caran Rosenthal and a death reference, alongside invitations to a meeting or event in the Legislative Council. Uncertain details and names remain garbled.
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