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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
9
Reports from Vancouver describe a hurricane sweeping Central America, causing widespread destruction. The floodwaters washed away villages and severed rail lines, with thousands homeless and authorities warning of further losses. Provinces along the coast face massive damage as relief efforts mobilize and search for survivors continue.
June 11 dispatch discusses imperial marketing strategy with Mr Eccles and Mr J A Campbell. Brown to oversee a shift toward avoiding overlapping regions and refining distribution ahead of Wednesday meeting.
J Guthrie won the Junior Tourist Trophy on a Norton at a record pace of TH.16 mph. J Simpson finished nine seconds behind with an average of 9 10 mph. Nott on Husqvarna hit 10.98 mph. Guthrie also broke the second round top record with an average speed of 8.11 mph.
The passage describes widespread health fears among women and men about a mysterious condition tied to malnutrition and stomach distress. It promotes a treatment marketed as a universal cure, claiming dramatic improvements from a home remedy and urging readers to ask their chemist about it.
A fragmentary dispatch from Capetown dated June 11 describes a rumoured death of a Kennedy son, with mentions of Dame Cun Bit and Salisbury Rhodesia. The report alleges the deceased, wounded in the head, appeared unsettled before dying, and notes Dame Clare Butt receiving word after a request to the king.
A fragmentary Yugoslav front report notes four people killed at Belgrade and a wide toll from shelling this year. The accounts describe destruction along coastal areas and homes, with many casualties among civilians and soldiers.
The article analyzes August wool sales with private buying likely amid consensus at auction. It notes forthcoming bids and allotment for large bale movements, shifts in demand from German and Belgian buyers, and the influence of international trade tensions on Australia’s wool exports. It discusses Germany’s import controls, Belgium’s protest over barley imports, and calls for balanced exchange with Japan and Italy in the broader trade context.
Bradford's fear centers on a market breach with Saree products sent to UE amid inquiries. Officials report no injuries as reviews of trade and safety measures proceed.
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