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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
7
A garbled report describes a naked man diving into the surf and a boy seen nearby. A teacher, unemployed and living in Gadiey, is mentioned in a confusing passage about an incident and actions by other people.
Fragmented report from Cape York Peninsula describes a police hunt and a murder tied to Paddy. Investigators trace leads across Aboriginal communities near Coen and Archer River, with five suspects on the run or under escort as inquiries unfold over 18 months.
The piece discusses potential appointments in New York politics and a surprise travel sequence involving Sir F Stewart. It mentions Mr Herbert Soareants and Dow, with speculation on retirement and the likely filling of a vacancy by a trade representative from May 10 and a statement from the Prime Minister's Department.
Fragmentary text describes a complex incident with a wreckage site and casualties. It mentions names and dates, references to a warrant and a figure of six pounds, and notes a timetable around a disaster event. The readable content is scattered and largely unclear.
A derelict vessel drifted offshore amid rough seas while campers were stranded nearby. Rescue efforts followed as waves battered the hull and people endured dangerous conditions three miles from shore near Newcandy Marae.
A Canberra resident alleges a bizarre incident involving a controversial device. He claims a group called truancy tunermen used a lead line to target meat, while authorities and witnesses offer conflicting explanations about the event and its presumed outcomes. The report notes confusion over intent and local reactions.
Indignation ran through union ranks as Queensland Labour spokesmen clash over Central Executive orders. Alderman and MLA aligned factions sparked protests at forthcoming meetings while demands for a local wage and staffing overhaul ripple through Trades Hall.
Delegates from unions across Queensland met at the Trades and Labour Council and urged a shorter 40 hour week. The plan, backed by the Queensland Branch, aims to reduce hours without changing state industrial court powers and seeks support from employers.
The Mataorn tumbled at Geuler Quay as waves swept the vessel. Captain Prank A. John ordered repairs while crew fought to secure boats and prevent capsizing. Waves reached the highest deck, passengers and crew warned away from exposed areas amid gale force winds.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Mile Walk for Wager from Victoria to Cairns by two youths, aiming to raise about £200 for a Sydney work project. Text references 800 miles, travel hardships, and fluctuating gold prices amid uncertain details and garbled names.
The text lists several council leaders including Atcer ohn Brows, W. Poser, Bela, and A. J. Tapescal, described as chairmen of Brabann City Hall committees. It notes they were slated to serve until June 30 with questions about resignation or continuation unresolved.
A proposal to accelerate airmail service is discussed by ministerial figures and civil aviation officials. The plan would push air mail efficiency, with potential cabinet backing and widespread Commonwealth implications for future air transport development.
Sydney reporter details pursuit of aviation milestones as Mrs Mallinson, Miss Bradford, and Miss Siradford push to earn flight certificates. The piece notes a pioneering woman in Australia awaiting testing and potential victory in a forthcoming event.
A newspaper item details a father's fatal freight accident in New York involving a truck's cargo. The story notes a family tragedy, the father's death, and the impact on children, with mention of a small delivery business and the pursuit of compensation for losses.
London reports on proposals for an Anglo German naval accord. The British government, led by Mr Hoyt, weighs renewals and possible concessions as German and Japanese positions remain unsettled. Washington treaty powers face pressure to include Germany while debates over naval limits continue amid uncertainty about the conference’s scope.
London June 18 heavy rules saturate the match last night as the Test wicket at Nottingham yielded a moist pitch and play was abandoned in a draw. Agreement reached London June 16 understood the Anglo German naval tally today.
The coroner refused bail in the shark inquest as the inquiry adjourned amid a tense scene. Key figures faced questions about murder allegations and evidence, with passages delaying further proceedings until a later date. The court ordered continued remand for a prisoner while lawyers argued for or against bail.
fragmented minutes recount a heated session with Mr Moran urging attendance and party unity. Organisers note resignations, calls for a full August conference, and a long debate over leadership and strategy amid factional tensions.
Fragmented dialogue shows Moore as a recurring leader while unnamed writers question party designations and strategy. The text hints at council discussions, preparations for elections, and references to figures such as Russell Deer and ROM King in a tense political backdrop.
A factory fire at the Melbourne Murer Supply left a man with memory loss after flames and smoke disrupted his recall. He awoke to crackling sounds and later could not remember his actions or where he had been, while investigators traced the incident and sought witnesses.
An apparent accident at a sewer shaft ends in the deaths of Christopher Wilkon and an unnamed companion. The incident occurred near the river and involved a rescue attempt that could not recover the bodies. Investigators and officials descended to the shaft to secure the scene and review the circumstances.
A terse historical item notes a return of the low crowned hat in fashion. The piece references designers, materials, and regional millinery centers, mentioning New Park and Porte along with Loomaburen processes and fabric techniques, illustrating renewed interest and production details.
A garbled 19th century report discusses MacDonald’s potential involvement with the United States. It references naval matters and high level talks between U S leaders and various officials, hinting at collaboration or policy consideration. The fragment mentions MacDonald and Washington in a context of wartime or defense planning.
Pastoralists and the State plan drought discussions with Premier and government officials. A senior emergency declaration notes a proposed drought insurance scheme and provisional schemes to protect stock. Cabinet seeks to open institutions for discussion and set groundwork for a potential conference to address recurring dry periods and pastoral needs.
In Berlin on June 18, rhetoric argues for greater overseas holdings as vital to Germany's power. Talks reference the Treaty of Versailles and assert that former gains must be rebuilt, with officials urging expansion and warning of long-term consequences.
Fragmentary OCR text from a 2003 Adelaide item shows garbled names and phrases about the Tranentor General and statements by individuals such as Ed Wels. The readable portions indicate a public notice or archival report with unclear details and missing context.
A fragmented nontopic clipping places names like J. A and Mite W. Brand amid a jumble of phrases. It references Sydney and a list of individuals including Charice Mille and Tage Me hourne with unclear roles or actions.
London June 18 The pally Mall reports a petition for divorce filed by former Honourable Joan Yard Buller against her husband, reciting Prince Aly as co respondent. The case names Aga Khan's son in connection with the alleged affair. Officials and tabloids note the high society涉 involvement and political implications.
Fragmentary OCR record notes a mining issue tied to a peace context in London. The readable text references a large tonnage figure and mentions a person or entity connected to the event, but details are unclear and no definite outcome is stated.
The Logan rancor discusses electing a municipal by election candidate. Minutes show reluctance to enter Le Maintaine Nelet, preferring politics stay out of civic life. The branch council debates machine support, deferring action for a week amid factional conflict and Nationalist banner alignment.
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