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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1936
Page
5
Reports describe discovery of wreckage along the North Island coast near Porangatan River. Observations note a possible lifelike object on the shore, oil traces, and a square wooden drum found near the beach. Authorities and mariners pursue further investigations while relations with Australia discuss air service plans.
A tentative itinerary for the Prime Minister's visit to Queensland was approved by Mr Lyons and his party. The plan includes train travel to Chabiile, public meetings in Toowoomba Warwick Dalty Bundaberg and Gympie, with addresses and cabinet meetings noted. The trip targets Rockhampton Brisbane Mackay and August 7 Canberra with potential charity travel.
A protest plan to oppose the proposed Ashgrove hotel was started by local groups including Welegatas Team and Ashgrove Progress Association with Queensland Temperance League official Mr Toombes. The meeting, held at the Ashgrove Progress Hall, aimed to mobilize residents and predict strong opposition, citing space concerns and local impact.
Alexander Puesell aged 27 of Rat Haircot Richmond died at Alfred Hospital after an explosion. Department Greentreet Richmond reported the incident on June 1. The casualty was severely burned and succumbed early today.
The Australian newspaper reports Dr Page retires from American duties and the Royal Navy plans a renewal of peace efforts. A delegation travels to Amsterdam to discuss air power and possible support for Australia amid ongoing tensions.
In Bucharest a grand stand collapsed causing over 200 injuries and possible deaths. Observers report numerous women and children among the injured as authorities and aid workers respond. King Cefol aided in evacuations while officials review the incident and seek survivors.
A water accident is described where a man in Moreton May, aged about 18, was pulled into a dinghy. He struggled briefly, then ceased, with a description of his mouth and head positioning as his body remained submerged in about four feet of water. Local witness Ward recalls the incident and the sequence of events.
Fragmented notes describe a chaotic scene as explorers, riders, and crews traverse a vast region. Mentions of Utes protests, weather, and a sequence of bearings lead to a tense winter landscape. The text hints at sales, shares, and land deals amid unsettled conditions and shifting camps as groups chase elusive gains across distant creeks and ridges.
An unclear report mentions a fight involving a person named Charrer Body Pound on Monday near Woodatoth. The fragmentary text references a boy from Jota Beanbrask Vidund Wethe and a supposed cure, with local names like 90 salle frogs Baartavis appearing in a disjointed sequence.
An distressed trapper, facing severe drought wrecking his paddocks, killed two men who refused to accept cattle for salvage. He had offered cattle for nothing and then poisoned the others who would not help him save his herd. The case details reveal desperation and vigilante action amid harsh desert conditions.
A violent incident in the Northern Territory near the Bitzmagries River and Bathurst Island mission areas leads to a deadly source of spear wounds and a deadly attack on Aboriginal people. Police and missionaries report a brutal scene as investigations begin.
Reports of alleged leaks stir scrutiny in London and Washington as lawmakers pressure inquiries. The British Parliament and American press face questions over the handling of sensitive information amid calls for investigation into the breach and its possible motives.
In a sweeping report the north France coal miners strike spreads to the Dunkirk harbor locking ships while widespread unrest in Australia Tasmania and Hobart reflects economic pressure. Workers consult unions as governments consider decisive action amid a proposed national response to inflation and labor friction.
London reports royal donations to the George V memorial fund with gifts from Queen Mary and various dukedoms. Notable amounts include £1000 from Queen Mary and 250 from the Duke and Duchess of York, with further contributions from the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and others.
Experts from the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research and Department of Agriculture discuss inspecting Gulf cattle at Tully. Plans to supplement pastures and control cattle movement are under review with officials in Canberra and Towneville, aiming for July implementation.
Queensland's rugby squad to face England was announced last night. The team will assemble at Keating Motel and depart tomorrow, with players including W. Santipewtet, Mabon, Teague, and captain Siymhon. Their preparation, weather, and lineup details are given, highlighting losses and anticipated performance at the Brisbane Cricket Ground.
A chaotic report details Lang's defeat on two fronts amid financial disputes and rector actions. Officials claimed postponements and capital changes while trade hall proceedings pivoted around municipal governance and a key plan.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference sailors' leave being cancelled, with scattered mentions of Canton and Nanking contexts, U.S. and Japanese relations, and hints at government actions impacting maritime movements and international tensions.
Odd OCR fragment outlines currency tensions as Russia and China weigh gold influence. Mentions the dollar, pound sterling, and exchange concerns amid wartime finance, with unclear figures and dates.
A chaotic police report describes a man named Jamie Wannerested charged with attempted theft and tied to events leading to confinement in a leper hospital. The narrative mentions a Darwin police incident, a capture after a car chase, and a dramatic escape overboard during a harbor pursuit.
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