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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
7
A damaged newspaper fragment references a local event or notice with unreadable names and details, offering only partial readable text and no clear dates or actions. The piece hints at a community notice involving specific individuals or groups but lacks concrete facts to determine scope or outcome.
London report details Commons debate on police powers at public meetings. Article notes arrests and potential penalties, with references to fascist influence and the balance between order and civil liberties. Public safety and lawful assembly are foregrounded amid political contention.
London dispatch describes a chaotic Commons debate on fascism with PM MacDonald and opposition leaders clashing over policy, police powers, and constitutional limits. Reports mention proposed increases in state authority, wartime measures, and warnings about civil liberties, with plans for further sessions at White City.
Fragmented OCR text mentions seizure of estates and legal actions involving Lumwen Joe I Toe Amatey and others. References to court motions, hearings, and examinations appear tangled with improper names and phrases, implying a pending examination or review in a foreign or contested matter.
A fragmented report discusses the forty hour week convention in London. The text references terms about hours versus wages and mentions individuals like Middare and Padre Sa in unclear context. The readable parts indicate a focus on wage considerations and regulatory proposals amid tense proceedings.
New York June 12 reports from Buenos Aires say Argentina effectively scrapped the World wheat agreement. Agriculture Minister Dr. Duhau gave no export quota for the period ending August and sources note 92,000,000 bushels remain exportable unofficially. Government allies say crop failures and tight North Hemisphere supplies pushed the move.
A June report notes 80 vessels chartered last week with only 14 Greek and Italian ships. The fleet includes many old British steamers acquired as scrap, indicating a shift in buying patterns and ownership in the maritime charter market.
A garbled report discusses Germany and currency policy, noting German actions on the mark, possible deflation, and implications for wages and exports. It mentions the Reichsbank and a denial from Berlin, with unclear details about interventions or obligations affecting exchange rates.
The Times reports Germany suspends special clearing agreements with foreign nations for two weeks, hindering import and export payments. The government bans export of unwrought copper due to raw material shortages, nullifying contracts where German firms sold copper ore.
A scrambled report outlines a government stance on a Mareeba tobacco farm agreement, with references to commonwealth function and agricultural arrangements. The text notes attempts to resolve a protest or dispute, mentions parliamentary or government bodies, and cites delays and consideration of disease and public welfare in tobacco farming policy.
A motor accident case is before Baliga Court involving Henry Thurgate of Wardell Giro Te. He is alleged to have caused a fatal collision. The proceedings proceed toward Ballina Hospital treatment records.
Thieves broke in through a window and emptied the tabernacle of rubies emeralds and gold items valued at about £1000. The sanctuaries doors were damaged. sacraments remained untouched. archdiocese officials vow reconsecration and repair.
Local brief notes report Professor J Goddard addressing the constitutional debate at The Gren Barrier lecture. Also covered are rail delays on the North Coast, Rotary Club activities, Wynnum railway line progress, and Tasmanian coal developments with Brentfield field data.
A fragmented clipping reports on Lord Cottesloe presenting a pair of his great inclements to Western Australia Parliament. It notes a Bay Mill strike's easing and anticipated resumption of work by weekend. Other items mention Professor Rickerton's release, Okano ofena, and French cinema updates in a scattered world-news collage.
Jane I Tie lee of Gonelle Ola Jewellery lodged a complaint at the Mint about a price inquiry. The case concerns a ten shilling per item charge and a fine imposed for a prior period, with details partially obscured in the report.
Melbourne June 14 an improved demand net in shorter dated Australian Consolidated Joana on the stock exchange. Investment and base metal stocks experienced a quiet day. Gold mining shares saw buoyant market exit though premiums payable tomorrow. Trade covered a wide range of stocks.
A woman was attacked near her home and a youth was brought to court on charges of assault. The incident, described as a frightened scene with the neighbor and attackers, led to the youth’s arraignment on the specified day.
June 12 reports a petrol market row in South Melbourne as Neptune Co and rivals slash prices across Terrain country districts. Agents reduced fuel costs to below others, causing traders to drop prices for Shell and Texaco products while Neptune’s director denied knowledge of cuts. Local outlets from Albury to Timaru indicate a coordinated effort to corner trade and protect Neptune’s market.
Yremantle June 1 Captain J. A. Cowiana of the Anglican Church Army travels from Fremantle to Newcastle to aid evangelical training for young people. He is to join the Australian Church Army in Australia, with a small train to be sent and work that follows a formal committee plan.
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