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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered weather notes and temperatures. It mentions capitals, a temperature near 88 degrees, and references to locations like Milbourne and Boe. The garbled text limits precise details but indicates a warm day with variable conditions and planned forecasts.
Reads as a jumble of mail notices, court references, routes, dates, and place names. readable fragments mention Northern Sale, courts, days, and travel forecasts, but most content is indecipherable and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
The readable parts reference dates in June and Monday events, with scattered names like Garner and Bin Toy Bh, plus mentions of places such as Pirkemen. The excerpt is fragmented OCR with unclear structure and lacks a coherent news item or outcome.
A fragmented OCR based guide lists numerous theatres and play titles with unclear spellings and partial names. It mentions Cremorne and Royal and includes references to productions such as Time Buys Playsey and The Rose, along with various other acts and venues.
A special Jourier representative outlines the dangers of continued relief taxation in Australia, warning that extended unemployment support harms workers’ health and morale. He notes rising taxes, economic strain, and increased fraud, arguing most relief workers seek regular jobs and that the system weakens families and society.
Geneva backed a proposed 40 hour week moving toward a universal standard but faces a long, uncertain path. The draft moves to committees for a two thirds vote. ratification depends on national governments and employer support, with Australia pursuing constitutional feasibility and states’ consent.
An irregular fragment describes debate over maintaining a relief tax. The text references a meeting at Stu Beecutine Cay with figures like Brabane and Labour Council, and mentions attempts to support a government stance while addressing public reaction and ministerial positions during a heated session.
The report notes a bright outlook for the day with a generally mild season, though a late-month cold snap is possible. A notable weather shift in New South Wales sparked movement across forecasts as a low-pressure system influenced the central regions, bringing variable winds, showers, and frosts, with higher rain chances in some areas.
A Brisbane analysis highlights a surge in workless youth, noting 7 million under 25 unemployed globally per ILO. Australian figures show 14 to 21 year olds entering the job market each year, with many older teens unable to find positions as factories shed workers. Rural work and apprenticeships are urged as alternatives to city employment, while government programs report modest placements and ongoing concerns about long-term job prospects for youths.
The report outlines rural training schemes linked to the Juvenile Employment Service. It notes 876 youths placed in jobs in 1935 under schemes run by farms and central church committees. Trainees under 18 earned four shillings weekly for ten months, and ten shillings weekly for the second ten months, while those 18 and over received ten shillings weekly for the full year. The program required a minimum twelve month period with wages set by mutual agreement and church approval. Results were not encouraging due to a lack of job offers and other difficulties.
The government training farm aids youths by offering full time supervised training in wood, leather, sheet metal, and car repair at Brisbane and nearby centers including Bundaberg, Charlton Towers, Ipswich, and Packhampton. The program ends June 30 and aims to keep boys from idle lives by teaching skills and providing permanent employment opportunities.
A fractured OCR jumble mentions mayoral candidacy and a push for a lordly style in city government. It references committees, council members, and figures like Mr Ninon-Simuth and Madam Betas, with notes on service, commerce, and a historical line of public figures. The fragmentary text hints at reform debates and long-standing political roles.
A garbled OCR style passage mentions political themes around Labour aims, with references to Premier figures, places, and events. It hints at discussions of policy and governance, but the fragmentary text obscures clear facts, names, dates, or outcomes. The item reads like a stray clipping summary with multiple distortions and no verifiable details.
The passage references disarmament debates and the aim to prevent war, mentioning moral considerations, international cost, and notable figures. It appears as a garbled, OCR style excerpt with scattered names and events, including references to April 3, 1999 and various national actors, indicating a discussion on global arms policy and peace efforts.
The Government Party of Bar Inment Horse restoracy held a 60 alderation meeting with Acting Premier Penset presiding. The session, focused on loans and the Works programme, also heard branches of the Auc Latour Party and others, concluding with plans for a July 3 proceeding.
A proposed sewerage reticulation scheme at Annerley is set to cost 19,767 pounds. The plan covers areas including Juliette, Rally, Aurea, Gowrie, Edward Allie, Ivanhoe Greet, Victoria Road and adjacent terraces, with work to be executed under the council’s schem e during the coming year. Revenue estimates and timing are to be advised as authorities confirm details and labor plans.
A fragmented historical record details place names such as OConnell Creek a tributary of the Flinders River named after Willfaxe Landsborough and Olinga etc. It references Mauret Maurice Charles and George Dalrymple with scattered notes about the naming origin for several local features including Olinda Entrance and a Great Barrier River area.
Aviation manager Peeth Wadnaedar reports a meteorite near Mackbenton on June 13 raised questions about crashes. Mr D M Woods of Miller Aviation noted a bright trail and the object’s path as an inquiry focuses on whether meteorites can cause aircraft damage and wrecks.
The Wig liner Normandie owners report the ship will return to the regular Atlantic schedule. They cite zero vibration and perfect stability after overhaul as evidence of improved performance. The vessel will maintain its normal 4 day, 34 hour cycle.
The article offers gardening guidance on sowing beds with carrots cabbages peas and beans and advises on staking techniques and timing for optimal growth. It mentions crops like fennel turnips and artichokes and notes general care steps for maturity and pod production.
Judge Thompson sentenced a youth involved in an armed hold up to three years in prison. The court noted the seriousness of armed robbery by youths and the threat posed by firearms. The defendant participated with accomplices, one armed, in a rambling assault on unnamed victims, with details limited by the damaged transcription.
Fragmentary report recalls Melea Sam in early days at Grafton Theatre with mentions of performances by actors including Sir Heng Tarkes and Sir arom, along with a background note on Lord Currtuslin and a newly named governor of New South Wales.
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