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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1937
Page
5
A heavy shower caused a Bondi Road tram collision near Denham Street injuring about 20 people. A driver and conductor were trapped and later freed with axes. Fire and ambulance crews aided, with victims taken to St Vincent’s Hospital as onlookers watched.
A. Du Toit, South African forward, is injured from the hatch against New South Wales and will miss the Springboks tour of Australia. Doctors warned he may require rest for weeks, with the injury described as a broken bone in the back.
A smash and grab at Millman Brom jewellers 169 Adelaide Street left the shop window smashed and goods including rings stolen or damaged. Police are investigating with patrols increased and inquiries ongoing.
Paris reports the Blum ministry resigned following a dispute with the Senate. Premier Blum, with Chautemps and supporters, sought to reconstruct the Popular Front but faced resistance. The Senate demanded financial powers, while attempts at compromise continued as the cabinet faced dissolution.
A jumble of OCR text indicates a historical item about seeking a higher basic wage. Names and places appear tangled, with references to streets, dates, and officials. The readable fragments suggest a municipal or labor action with claims for increased pay and organizational involvement.
A garbled note mentions waiting for issuance and a Sunday event. It references Port, ABATE, Erie, and an organizing plan with unclear dates and locations. No cohesive facts or identifiable entities beyond fragmented terms can be confirmed.
The Neptuna tows the disabled Macdhus off New Guinea's north-eastern coast after a fire incident. Passengers are transferred and repairs attempted. Rescue operations continue with the ship anchored and crew awaiting further guidance.
About 500 retail vendors attended a Brisbane association meeting to discuss possible increases in cold milk prices or delivery times. President Mr. Birchieu resigned as secretary and Mr. M Wedinnlee Wop was appointed interim. debate centered on starting time changes and whether to press for price hikes.
An inter capital air service between Adelaide and Brisbane operated by a DC2 variant faces scrutiny as reports detail alleged bribery attempts to ease crew passage. The situation, involving arrests and government actions, points to tensions surrounding Australian aviation amid wartime restrictions and carrier control.
One of two 18 year olds who fled Castlemaine prison farm on Thursday night gave himself up at Pentridge saying he would rather die in prison than sleep in the open. His companion remains at large. Both escaped in their shirts.
A fragile report notes a league team touring France and Prague facing famine constraints. It mentions a 210,000 franc aid package and diplomatic notes from the guard secretary to the English Rugby League, with uncertain details about guarantees and a security detail.
London June 21 Peelings in the recent Common loan opened at 10 discount in London late today. The market showed cautious activity with initial trading centered on the London issue. Analysts noted uneven demand and suggested further price adjustment may follow as dealers assess yield and liquidity.
A patrol commander reports that overseas workers and locals interfered with native women near Bourke Bay, leading to the arrest of an aboriginal girl and discussion of safeguarding across Arnhem Land. The incident spurred a government-backed review and potential stations for policing boats, with several Aborigines and settlers involved in the affair and bracing for further action.
Canberra reports outline a visit to Darwin by a minister focusing on Aboriginal welfare, water access, and regional development. The agenda includes cable infrastructure and potential expansion of local services as authorities seek improved regional planning.
A government report notes armed men aboard luggers patrolling territorial waters amid tensions over Japanese ships. Officials, including Interior Minister, assess the potential for incidents and the risk to maritime security, while describing warnings and possible actions.
Mackay reports the Outer Harbour quarry blast that released about 30,001 tons of stone from three holes averaging 120 tons each. The explosion, part of a commercial program, triggered safety concerns from pilots and officials at Aer Club about training and airfield use amid rising private aviation activity.
A fragmented report discusses aviation training conditions and equipment shortages. It mentions an official figure, Mr Pike, referencing limited machines, potential delays, and a five year horizon before changes. The Aerodrome is described as quiet with few operations and ongoing plans for pupil activity.
Government officials review sites for flying boat base with Rose Bay favored if no other suitable location is found. Public Works and Harbours committee hear reports on Botany Bay and Parramatta River options as work begins.
Police reported a chaotic scene as a prize chase and silage haul disrupted traffic on Kennedy Avenue. Prices for gold fluctuated with rumors of a sale and nearby racing events adding to confusion. Authorities investigated a car crash near 120 Road, while a Dr. Tor appeared amid the commotion.
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