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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
5
A municipal commissioner pledges to prioritize job creation and housing while addressing ongoing forms and road repairs. The claim follows a weekend review of stalled projects and stalled delays in Fairfax area planning.
London June 4 The British cabinet will meet to appoint the new ministry within hours. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Chancellor Neville Chamberlain are among names circulated for key posts.
Fragmented text reports a Mexican storm causing heavy rain and flooding. Names, places, and exact impacts are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to city, people affected, and emergency response efforts is implied.
A flood disaster in the United States leaves 1500 families homeless along the Riverside area. Reports describe widespread damage and missing persons amid rising tides and swollen rivers. Local officials warn of continued risk as rescue teams search affected towns and farms for survivors and cattle losses are noted.
A garbled account from Auckland discusses a homicide inquiry with mention of a woman suspect, examination fees, and ongoing police procedures. The fragment references the absence of evidence and a tense public atmosphere surrounding the case.
London announces immediate work on a new television service with daily programming. Plans indicate a baton style rollout across districts, with a public test phase and potential expansion if successful, though radio continuity may persist.
A fragmented report notes safety measures for child play streets amid concerns about pedestrian fatalities and traffic. Officials study calm play areas while planning regulations and potential school teaching about road safety.
A man’s pyjamas caught fire during early morning flames in a Perth suburb. Neighbours heard screams for help as David George Willeman dashed about the yard, his wife attempting to smother the flames with a blanket before a constable and others arrived to extinguish the blaze.
Fragmented report outlines a meeting among party representatives from urban and regional branches discussing a sweeping reorganization and new leadership. The conference aimed to unite factions within the Tari and prepare for upcoming elections amid internal tension and calls for stronger management oversight.
A teenager implicated in the murder of a protégée and an attack case received the death penalty. Prosecutors described the crime as brutal and premeditated, with the court detailing sentencing considerations and the defendant's prior conduct.
The Journal notes a forthcoming sale of a rare rook volume by Pater Briscon and a crew member tied to Shaw. It recounts voyages and experiences with natives near Botany Bay and mentions a letter from the Royal Society to Sir Joseph Banks about Boar's death.
A Scottish aristocrat Mr J T Allenaver of Quacevie recalls the Bonnie Lad of Airlie, a long life of cheerful character and courtly manners. The tribute notes his loyalty to Australia family ties and the public esteem he enjoyed, with mentions of his York station birth and royal presentations.
Melbourne report notes the death of Mr F J Cato. He supported charitable invitations and donations during life. He led St Bartholomew stores and helped found a Methodist church foundation. Local figures, including St Barwellena, recall his public service and gifts to Good Works.
The Lavon steamer Labour delegates interview 452 men about unrest and reform. Mr Surge Builth departs for Brisbane as talks touch on Labour unity, leadership, and possible commissions from the Commons Office.
A court in Dublin district sentences Volney Davis to life for abducting Edward Bremer and directing a ransom to Broken Hill. Prosecutors say the crime involved a railway defense project and a gunfight after the arrest in Chicago. Bailiffs faced violence during detention and the case links to a broader rail system plan in New South Wales.
Fragmentary text reports a kidnapped German man freed around a London market scene. Mentions price of gold today and general market conditions. Names appear garbled, surrounding context unclear.
The Brisbane City Council considers a major sewerage reticulation scheme costing about £1,020,000. The plan aims to create two years of work with around 1,500 men employed, detailing extensions and new lines across multiple areas and corridors.
The notice outlines a new loan opening next week to fund current year works in the town. It lists amounts such as 11,750 and 1,000 with expected revenue sources and a timetable for availability by week’s end.
A worker, Michael Brody, 33, of Tempra Street, reportedly fell into a silo while cleaning at a site. He was submerged at the bottom and pulled free after a struggle as police and medics responded to the incident.
Mr Persia McMaster, chairman of Empire Airways, compares air service costs in a London report. He outlines price differences and potential efficiencies across routes and carriers, noting current fare structures and ongoing cost analyses.
Reports from NOME on June 5 describe two major border clashes between Abyssinian and Talian forces. An Abyssinian attack near Weeseebeli killed 310 Talian subjects and seized thousands of cattle. Earlier the same day Abyssinians attacked Qubil, ignoring a retreat order and exchanging fire with Teahen troops.
A Times front analysis notes German naval disarmament envoy Von Ribbentrop and other experts travel to Britain for preliminary talks. It suggests a potential German British understanding could alter balance and provoke parliamentary scrutiny. Summary cites discussions with Prime Minister and other leaders and mentions Allied responses.
In Darwin Police Court a case against Dodger G was heard for attempted suicide. Dr W S Kirkland testified the defendant’s mental condition hindered questioning and Dodger was discharged. The court considered transferring him to a naval facility for care after examination at One Paru ite Bay Gaol on May 17.
Fragmentary OCR describes a royal portrait unveiling attended by the Duke of Graiseaee and others. The King and court figures are mentioned along with hopes for a strong display at Buckingham Palace and royal duties.
Keen interest surrounds Aspro shares with Lona and parties in Anne, London and Annibala cited as potential applicants. The report notes exchange activity, preference shares and shifting market attention toward Aspro Lid amidst unclear details of offerings and valuations.
A lengthy church trial opens before the Clergy Offences Court of England at Male bourne with MP Hayes Wao adked by Archbishop Ifend to renounce an article by Mr Mayen. The judge may suspend or remove Hayes if found guilty. clerical and lay representatives attend as the case unfolds amid heated debate over church doctrine and press criticism.
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