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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
5
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Australia clinched the Davis Cup tie in Paris as Crawford defeated Bouvsun and McGrath fought Mortis Howes, delivering a 3-1 lead after Crawford’s late win in a marathon fifth set. The match lasted two and a half hours amid tense exchanges and crowd energy.
Merlin beat Metis BtoS-7 as the meeting rejected the chairman appointed by the onion af fieins. Mr. CO Clerkin addressed tensions with AWIT, outlining plans for farmer settlement and worker representation. Conflicts over strike action and farm labor discipline sparked heated exchanges, with talks to reframe the AWL structure and empower CSV sector leadership through new committee roles.
The report notes Japanese authorities pressing the Chinese Central Government to abolish the Pine border policy and to dissolve military divisions of the National Army. It claims Tokyo seeks withdrawal from Hoel of the Tiny and tighter suppression of opposition, while asserting China is reportedly complying with some demands.
Provincial troops withdraw amid confusion as Japanese and local authorities dispute control in Bl oper province. Reports say central government and allied forces plan to reorganize provincial militias while tensions rise over future governance and security in the region.
In Edinburgh on June 10 Protestant Action Society staged a disruption at the Usher Hall ceremony granting freedom to Mr Lyons. Scuffles broke out as protesters shouted against papery protests, prompting the removal of ushers and police intervention. The Lord Provost apologised for the disturbance while Lyons received support from the crowd.
A brutal shooting at Scarvella Farm details a reloaded gun used to kill Domenico Scarceily. Witnesses recall two shots fired at close range then a third aimed at Bearcelli, with shells removed. Neighbors describe a man and a woman seen fleeing as investigators mount inquiries.
Fragmented OCR text discusses government loans for public works in Australia, aiming to keep unemployed people employed and support primary and secondary industries. Mentions treasurer, Casey, and public response to loan investments, highlighting reliance on major institutions and concerns about financing and welfare.
Fragmented OCR text discusses agricultural roles and production quality. It mentions ministers, producers, and supply details, with unclear references to butter and tomato production, payment practices, and supply restraint. Entities are ambiguous due to garbled text.
A chaotic scene unfolded as union leaders expressed no surprise over a kidnapping plot linked to a gunman. Police traced the suspect to Salt Lake City where a dramatic call to authorities followed a staged crime. Investigators noted ties to Communist influence in the alleged perpetrators and a broader labor dispute surrounding pay, contracts, and arbitration rules.
A fragmented report from the Ausiliary Producers Association describes cane cutting work in the Burdekin and North Queensland areas. It notes wage differences under the award and mentions a special rate for cape cutters, with reference to a contract and separate schedules.
Melbourne reports the government will abolish dole in Victoria by a large scale relief program. It allocates 1 million pounds to create 20 000 jobs with a mix of daily wage and rationed work. An additional 10 500 unemployed will get rationed relief, married men 44 hours weekly at set rates, single men 24 hours weekly, and existing relief work to be phased out. The plan aims to run into 1985 88 with 400 900 available for ongoing relief.
Melbourne notes reveal costs for the Centenary celebration with items including advertising at 14,000 pounds and decorations at 1,000 pounds. Receipts total 98 pounds with government allocations around 20,000 pounds and other expenditures listed for various departments and officials.
A banquet of the Medical Association in Amiens, France, June 16 left about 150 doctors poisoned and many near death. Authorities suspect foul play and call for police investigation. Widespread disruption included babies born without medical aid amid chaos. medical students offered relief.
Athens reports a sweeping government win with 52480 votes, as monarchists lose ground to the republican opposition. The Athens correspondent notes clashes at a public statue unveiling in Galway City, where a scuffle on stage interrupted proceedings and minor injuries occurred to a figure resembling Mr De Valera.
A damaged OCR fragment references God providing for needs, mentions Sydney and Western Australia, and includes garbled phrases about faith, money, and service. The legible bits quote a religious speaker noting reliance on God for provision and trust during times of lack.
The report notes rising air mail demand prompts expanded freight and passenger space on the Gantas Empire airline fleet. Executives announce planes will carry less tonnage per flight as bookings rise, with several officials and engineers arriving to discuss service expansion. A Brisbane-bound service update and Melbourne negotiations are mentioned, alongside a memorial event in Rockhampton and educational examination changes affecting intermediate and high school entry.
A Sunday afternoon bush fire on a two mine front near The Dams and a kiosk threatened structures and a crowd as wind shifted. Fire crews worked to prevent spread across gullies and brush while locals watched, one death noted and residents evacuated if needed. Firefighters battled for hours with tanks and water, aided by forest rangers and relatives of a victim present at the scene.
Rainfall in the Mallee regions over the past weeks brought relief to parched wheat fields. The showers improved soil moisture, boosted germination prospects, and lifted farmer expectations after a dry spell. Further rain is hoped to consolidate gains and support early growth.
Reported progress at Mackay as breakwater construction starts amid active earthworks and heavy equipment deployment. Local officials note initial alignment and material placement underway, with crews focusing on foundational fills and coastal protection measures.
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