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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
17
A lengthy discussion on breed standards and type across horse, cattle, sheep, and dog breeds. The piece cites judges, entrants, and the evolving concept of the ideal breed type, noting tradition versus modern assessment and the influence of prior shows on current judging styles.
A fragmentary article discusses reactions to Shakespeare on contemporary stages. It cites critics and players including A G Gratsua and references to Love's Labour's Lost and other plays as illustrative examples of how modern production could alter reception.
Incomplete text fragment discusses various terms and phrases including a name like Phe Conlaneatte and references to items, feasts, broth, and a mix of scattered words. No clear event, person, or location can be established from the readable portion.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a shipping pact with Japan, mentioning nations, agreements, and bilateral terms in disjointed phrases. The readable bits reference maritime commerce and potential joint ventures but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple names and places with no clear story. It reads like a jumble of names such as Saul, Chetan, Backes, Roy, Toews, and city or team references. no coherent event or outcome is evident.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sale at Gat Cana with mentions of coin series and delays. It references Toowoomba, Winona, and Saran, with unclear actions and dates. Names and places appear inconsistently, limiting precise reconstruction.
An OCR fragment describes the Australian Memorial at an unknown location with references to the Paris War Memorial and a commemorative service. It mentions dignitaries, a procession, a reading of a memorial oration, and a ceremony with a formal address, touching on national memory and official involvement.
The article details stalled armament manufacturing plans with government oversight and industry resistance. It notes officials from the Amalgamated Engineering union pressing for progress, while private firms hesitate over defense needs and production ranking. Leaders cite industrial patience and regulatory hurdles delaying essential plant operations.
A fragmentary report cites an Acting Minister for Cantonis addressing wool output during a Wheat period. It notes estimates of raw wool value, domestic prices, and parliamentary committee discussions with mentions of New England and other regions.
Melbourne reports a weak wool sale with high clearance prices. Buyers show limited demand, while sellers struggle to move lots. Prices are described as uneven and below expected levels, with several lots withdrawn.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a wartime wire note from London on Yorkshire and Australian topics. It mentions warnings, estimates, and a clash of names with unclear context and several garbled terms.
The London wool exposition highlighted Parke fashions and current trends with displays of finished textiles. Models presented by London designers showcased tone setting lines while exhibitors from Adelaide and New Zealand attended, reporting bale totals around 10,000 with global exports.
Fragmentary report describes a sudden squall damaging a sailing vessel near Penang and threatening the crew. The ship listed and remained with its beam-end aloft as the storm raged, while rescuers or nearby ships prepared to assist.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a crossword list with scattered names and clues. It includes entries like Magnitieeric Piste and items such as Adlon Bonchin and Gitemmning Hujlew, suggesting a mixed, unreadable puzzle page with garbled proper nouns from various sources.
Canberra reports work will begin in two months on a new exchange at Rockhampton. Government ministers discuss policy as the Susimaster-General weighs options.
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