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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1939
Page
20
Local brief notes teasing events at an unspecified venue with unclear names and dates. The fragmentary text lacks identifiable persons organizations or locations to form a coherent summary.
The readable fragments report a local event involving Sand Aula and Tyre Bh with a possible meeting or activity noted in theTransmission. Specific details are unclear but entities Sand Aula and Tyre Bh are present and tied to a community occurrence.
Missioner Colonel FJ Hines cites dangers of a Russian alliance to the Far East and Balboa States. He urges patience and warns that entanglement could draw nations into war. Local officials and leaders discuss potential repercussions and the need for cautious policy.
A damaged 1930s style report outlines tension between communist rule and religion in Russia. It notes forced restrictions on faith, state atheism, and alleged official campaigns against churches. The piece mentions punishment for religious practice and pressure on families, highlighting government actions affecting belief.
In Mackay, 28 year old Sampson allegedly said he killed his uncle during a quarrel with Darlius Heath by placing strychnine in a powder given to the uncle. He faced police court testimony linking the suspect to a fatal death of William Weinke and a plan to kill Isabelle Heath using the same poison.
A series of thefts were reported across the city, including a car theft from Filgoy Melbourne owned by Peter Denis Bennett, a vehicle stolen from Oleander Drive and recovered in Kandanga Town, and items taken from a broken into office at The Mitcham railway station. Police say inquiries are ongoing with the Criminal Investigation Branch.
The headmaster of a local grammar school, Mr. J. D. Colman Collings, is reported dead amid tributes from colleagues. He taught at Tarampa and Mungana and later led Toowoomba Park Avenue, Rockhampton, and Brisbane area schools. Survived by widow and three sons, including E. Collings at Canberra and Ene Collings now with a Tic unit. Officials praise his scrupulous conduct and dedication to instruction.
The Women by Claire Boothe finishes its run at His Majesty’s Theatre with no return performances. A final matinee is set for tomorrow at 2:15 PM, followed by a last night next Friday with the company concluding their run.
Probate has been granted for the ellis of the Waglends Spring Creek, with Arthur Alfred McGinn of Kenilworth as the heir. The estate valued at £2947, including death duties and debts, has not yet been fully settled or deducted.
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