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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
1
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Multiple figures including solicitor Brit Campbell and MLA William Lloyd Herbert were arrested on charges of conspiring to pervert the course of justice in Brisbane. Detectors Gene Buckley and Pete were involved as officers executed warrants at Campbell's office. Bail set at 4500 each, with Central Police Court appearance next morning.
The Wehest award, meritorious in ali vor sa Joesph Doni and posthumously to Jack Brinkley, will be conferred by the Surf Life-Saving Association of Australia at a ceremony on October 27 at a beach location. Details mention Norman Girvan and others, with accounts of participation and attendance by several figures including Jod Daalsan and Antler, noting a dozen fishermen and a collective effort.
A lengthy list from New South Wales and other states details military division recipients and civil honours. Names include officers and officials such as Lieutenant Caine, Wing-Commander Reling Group, Arthur Percival, and Thomas Jones among many with titles from MB, MBE, and various colonial positions. Presence of Tasmanian and South Australian recipients noted.
London reports word of international talks on a trade treaty amid disputes involving Ulster and Commonwealth buyers. Key figures include Sir Fuga and Speman outlining a proposed scheme linking Australia and Comoros with Britain under a shared framework.
In Canberra and Washington a Norwegian style note suggests no prolonged delay in trade talks with Britain. Lyons indicated progress and a cautious tone, while America and allies monitor developments as discussions resume with expectations of progress and no stall.
London reports list Hammond of Gloucestershire and Ameenlian among Gentlemen players in a selection note. The article references other players such as Wilcoe Chalkigen and Meyer with club affiliations and regional ties, hinting at a broader squad lineup and upcoming fixtures.
Federal Government agrees to amend the National Insurance to allow discounts or concessions for certain medical services and fees. Medical groups argue over pricing and access, with calls to reopen the debate on fees, anesthesia costs, and treatment charges. The issue features statements from doctors and officials as Parliament page 3 notes.
Prime Minister Mr Eyons plans a long tour of North Queensland next month. The itinerary covers northern Calray hinterland, Charters Towers, Winton, Longreach, and Burdekin regions with flights and steamship legs. The trip aims to strengthen ties with Queensland towns ahead of August return to Sydney.
An obituary notes Mrs. George Heteb of the King Country led a large family with 500 descendants, including a daughter and 22 children, in Auckland on a Wednesday. The notice records her age and status as a leading figure in the Vikeris community.
Report by Shangini correspondent cites total Japanese wartime losses, 750000 killed and 1751000 wounded on both sides. Describes heavy bombing by Japanese planes over coastal towns. civilians suffer. mentions bombardment of Christian institutions and hospitals. Notes Canton and Lingram University personnel among affected. British and American engineers mentioned with aerial attacks on waterworks.
Canberra report states Country Party member Padden told parliamentary authorities a 50 pound salary rise would not be accepted. She warned the move could affect her position and the validity of the conditions attached.
The Courier Mail prepares a special eight page supplement for the first Test coverage. It will fold into a handy eight page form and publish tomorrow with fame. Included are a noted winning page for each innings and pictures of the Australian and English teams.
A historic aviation event is declared by the governing body as a 1990 mile flight. The plan involves a rapid global route from Honolulu to Wake Island and beyond, aiming to test new internal air service capabilities and international cooperation.
Government considers abolishing surcharges on air mails carried via main trunk routes after persistent calls from ministerial supporters. A special cabinet meeting will review the policy and revise the scheme to set new rates for air sea arrangements and related services, with potential impacts on post offices and international mail costs.
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