242000 Wharf Plan for Newstead
Approved plan to convert and build a double basin wharf at Newstead with land resumed at £48,000, creating berths for overseas vessels. Wharf length about 300 yards, fronting river ringing basin, involving demolition of residences and rail access, with associated schemes and objections from river authorities and companies.
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Newstead
Murty
Peirte Bight
Bali Mesa
Newfont
Hart
Ute Mailer
Chovernimeit
Keen Fee
Birt and Co
Buremahin
Companys
Lund
Ailypung
Ui Lsuine
Biexmatuy Company
Jena
Musgrave
Tito
Bryson Nate
Debates Over Deportation Policy and Wharf Leases
A fragmentary report outlines debate on racial policy and the possible removal of nonWhites, alongside contractual lease issues for the Mammon toland wharf. Details include rental figures, lease expirations, and government recoupment plans, with parliamentary discussion on council actions and future moves.
Canberra loan closes with $10,800,000 subscribed
The Acting Treasurer Mr Cammy announced subscriptions to become wealth about £12,600,000, with further conversions raising totals near £19,400,100. Applications exceeded 10,000 and the balance of about £1,700,000 would be taken up by the underwriters.
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Canberra
Cammy
Budget caution sparks empire wide budget talk
The Acting Federal Treasurer Mr R Sh Choe Hn warned on a national broadcast that Australia should tighten spending amid calls to maintain Commonwealth stability. He cited recent deficits and outlined steps to improve fiscal discipline to reduce the deficit burden on future budgets. He noted over £1,300,000 previously earmarked for Beales and other programs, urging restraint to ease near term obligations.
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Russia
Armtrallee i
Iranoe
R. Sh Choe
Commonwealth
Almont
Uae
Austratia
Cewall
Mali
Therm
Walter
Fark
Government orders Abyssinia evacuation by June deadline
Rome reports the government has ordered all Ethiopians to evacuate Abyssinia within ten days. Official denial notes that raw incidents in the region are being exaggerated by hostile parties.
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Rome
Han
Thaliane
Abyssinia
14 Dead in Plane Smash in Bogotá Flight Crash
Courier-Mail reports a tragic air collision near Bogotá involving two planes. One choked to fragments, a passenger recalls attempts to brake as the cabin window shattered. Authorities identify the disaster as a deadly accident with multiple fatalities and injured witnesses.
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Courier-Mail
Bogota
Cohumbiaq
Garda
Gardain Chartered
Diaiepinion
Ermesto, Ramer
Alimas
the Lindberg
Columbia
Tor Nimet
Touragk Bamber Coon
Fan Finn
Dardele
Deat Hae
oroNes
Sirois
Sugar strike prompts court conference in Mackay area
A court convened amid a cane industry dispute when cane workers were ordered to appear for a mandatory meeting. Industrial leaders and representatives from Western cane Growers and Australian Sugar Producers Association attended to pressure a return to work. A decisive session was expected to determine next steps as talks aimed at resuming cane harvesting and addressing wage board matters continued.
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Taylan Willy
Diatite Wen
Gane
Gunell
Aseria
Sndvatrie Salvation
Canesuston
le Ayr
Letrith Sxeaitine
Aboriginal Settlers Move to Treatment Facility
A police investigation centers on a 20 year old Aboriginal resident connected to a Thursday incident. Officials indicate the case involves health concerns and possible venereal disease, with the individual removed for treatment at Sansome Island facility and the matter tied to official actions by local authorities.
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Cnet
Thurs
Blond
Mabie
Bamie
Jasaight
Legat Pralartnr
McLeasy
Sansome Taland
Mireless Mission Station Addressed in Bathures Triana Text
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Mission Station and related figures like TESS and Parros, with references to ground, communication, and a planned event. The readable portion hints at a ceremony or tie involving Mocirath and a date near two days after.
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Tess
Triana “Mission
Mt Cap - Parros
Nolaion
Aya
Gaol for German Athlete
Berlin June 4 well known athlete Pettzer has been sentenced to imprisonment after an anticimmorality drive by the secret police. Roeth and the army officials were involved in the investigation.
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Berlin
Autiela Pettzer
Monte Imprignment
Une
Roeth
Peitarr
Tive Seerat Oliee
Yacht grounds near Wynnum channel prompts beacon demand
A yacht owned by Dr. W. J. Sek remains aground near Wynnum Creek after hitting a bank while entering the channel. The owner criticizes the lack of beacons and warns the tide may keep the vessel stranded until a safer passage is arranged.
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Jean
Waltengi
Ervie
Wensum Crewe
W. J. Sek
Wynnum
Price of Gold and Market Notes From London
The report from London notes fluctuating gold prices with ounces quoted around 4.0 and 10 pounds per ounce and references to market movements on June dates. It mentions figures like 70/318 and names of places and entities, though the text is partially garbled.
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Walldaudl
Wien
London
Abe
Incr
Bourne
de Gellar
Abyssinia as Colony Plan Sparks International Debate
The June dispatch from PAMIR reports Mussolini’s economic and political strategy to end the Abyssinia dispute. The Home correspondent cites unnamed officials and a proposed settlement through the League of Nations, offering potential gifts and concessions to secure peace.
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Mussolini
Pamir
Newapboet
Agruce Economique Et Muahieteee
Baertrish
Mary
Death Sting from Shell Near Cannon Valley
Charney Garbult of AE was stung by a shellfish at a Whitsunday coast location. He died after ambulance transport to Cannon Valley hospital. Garrutt, son of Townsville residents, was known among local sailors and friends.
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Proserfone
Charney Garbult
Amliah al Sharman Taland
Cannon Valley
Garrutt
Mtr
Gurbutt
Townsville
Whitsunday
Alumber
Dispute Over Fight Sparks Betting and Scheduling Confusion
A chaotic fight promotion scene surrounds Primo Carnera and Joe Seis as venues, odds, and dates falter amid disputed permits and shifting plans. Delays and rumors ripple through promoters, with officials denying view rights and fans awaiting a definitive, safe outcome for the scheduled bout.
Timber-Getters Ordeal on Upper Richmond Trail
A timber worker trapped while forking alone in the mountains near Terrace Creek, Upper Richmond. After a long hike and a rope rescue, rescuers found him 30 yards from a prior point, then carried him down the slope to a base camp.
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BN Comensus
Nis
St Ronge
Terrace Creek
Richmond
Malcolm Ciranant
Graham
Alrick By
Eninksera
Northern Murders Unidentified Across 12 Months
A fragmented report details a string of murders over twelve months in Queensland, Australia. It cites a cottage blast at Ingham, a mutilated victim found in a district, and a separate shooting at a farm near Bearcat, with investigations hampered by a wall of silence and ongoing police inquiries.
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Glumpplin Bachvilla
Ian
Ingham
Wiliam Mickle
Charters Towers
Dominicy Bexrcella
Rane River
Dito
Bearcat
Xhd Hin
Eho
Fromm Trgham
Fragmentary OCR: unclear notes on Carbut death case
Garbled text records a damaged note about a death tied to Carbuit and a court or authority action. Readable entities include no clear date or place. The fragment hints at a legal or investigatory context but lacks concrete facts.
London meat talks make progress toward a deal
London reports progress in negotiations between Fay Wah and AUDTA representatives on terms and ongoing details of the agreement. Further talks with Tawlah and Argentinian representatives are needed before the outline is complete, but a week-end target remains plausible.
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London
Fay Wah
Audtal
Tawliah
Bookmakers Fall on Evil Times at Randdeloe Meeting
A turbulent review of the Randwick betting scene notes bookmakers facing reduced business and reorganized operations. Plans discuss removal of senior figures, tightening of access, and pivots to adapt to a tighter market. The piece cites racing meetings in the metropolitan area and mentions several unnamed executives in flux.
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Seweminy Sumcudi
Randdeloe
Racine
Flelaern
Andwick Ajemoe
Pudeyta
Punter
Metropoliten
Tavo Uriian
Uccessful
Eaann
Norbury
Randwick
New Air Mail Plans Report For Cabinet
Melbourne reports tentative plans to push new air mail service between capitals. A cabinet committee chaired by the Minister for Transport will study preliminary expenditures, meteorological stations to be included, and readiness by 1839. Public funds and tender timings to be announced next month.
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Melbourne
Ian Yi
Oreratiol
Betutur
Luchtan
Pauloman
Bot Imatas
Six New Australian Air Force Squadrons Planned
Melbourne reports the Federal Government plans to raise six more squadrons over the next two years. Existing units in Western Australia and Victoria will expand, with one squadron at Laverton, another at Richmond, and a third at Essendon. The fourth squadron is slated for Laverton early next year, while overall manpower and officer numbers will rise as enlistments proceed.
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Melbourne
Ticinar
Irioeurte
New
Victuria
Rienmend
Averton
Victoriur
Laverton
Air ForestBerain
Hawker
Aircrafra i
Royal Air Force
Britain plans non stop air attack record in 1916
The Air Ministry considered building an air machine to fly nonstop, a concept tied to a proposed air cooled valve engine by the BMAtol Weropiaie Company. They claimed capability to run at high efficiency with reduced petrol use, targeting long range commercial flights rather than high performance.
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Britain
London
Australie
Air Ministry
Weropiaie Company
ormAtice
Armed Guard Escort for Lyons Travel to Milan Border
An armed guard accompanies Mr and Mrs Lyons on a journey from Lausanne to Milan via Lake Geneva and the Rhone Valley. They travel with a security detail through the Alps, past villagers and police, pausing at Sorridon as police aid increases. The party remains under guard for the final approach to the border town of Milan before continuing south.
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Milan
Teallan
Bimplon
Ifm
Mix Lyon
Aryigorik
Ena Mare
Lyon i
binekahlHa
Milen
Halt
Marty Lenveo
Venter
A W L Remains Neutral on Faction Fight in Sydney
The executive council of Une AusSeL lan Workers Union debated labor faction lines in New South Wales. It urged restraint while noting union caution on alliances and potential moves to support a Labour Party shift at the annual convention. Delegates discussed auctioning hours and unity against wage and industrial pressure from competing groups.
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Sydney
Une AusSeLlan Workers” Union
Tostiny Ta Allon
Eure
Abe Aneto
New South Wales
Tate Keeneh
Ise
Lary Labour Party
Unior
Australian goods display in Japan opens in Adelaide
Australian trade delegates including Longheld Loyd arrive in Adelaide for a planned exhibition of Australian products in Japan. The event aims to boost Commonwealth exports, with Lord Hs invited to open the exhibition. Trade officials anticipated strong interest in new markets and a decisive step in postwar commerce.
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Japan
Adelaide
Bout
Jedu Secies
I Bee
Masaesy
Soura
Dichiey
Longheld Loyd
Amirailas
Ue Commonwealth
Longfield
Quetta Relief Fund Appeal Sparks Generosity Across Regions
A fragmented report notes donations to the Quetta relief fund from multiple areas and individuals. It references Ausalla and Maia supporting the effort, highlighting immediate responses and regional generosity amid urgency.
Uniform Tax Proposals for Federal Parliament
Cabinet discussed a bill on tax uniformity for the federal parliament. Acting minister and the treasurer considered regulations and recommendations from the commissioners meeting weekly in the capital.
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Unite
Puget
Parrliament
Death sentence to stand in murder trial plea
A crowded court heard plea for mercy as Mrs. Aime Victorin and husband George Prey faced a murder case. Counsel argued abolition of the death penalty amid tense proceedings, while the courtroom buzzed with heckling and high emotion. Maudabby was acquitted and later reportedly suicided.
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George Prey
Aime Victorin
Hewart
Imire van der BM
Bonne Counseel
Maudabby
France and Britain discuss naval pact amid German threat
The report outlines Britain and France seeking mutual security assurances against Germany in the event of any naval accord. Officials hint at joint steps to deter German aggression and protect Atlantic trade, with emphasis on restraint and alliance options pending formal agreement.
Three Power Pact discussed by Ribbentrop interview
Paris correspondent reports German Foreign Minister Ribbentrop discussing a three power pact among Britain France and Germany as a path to lasting peace. He says the nations should cooperate on naval questions and other issues while avoiding one dominant alliance.
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Paris
Manchester
Fitay
Joy Ribbentrop
Diarmament
Beltein
France
Gersenany
Europe
Danies
Ug Unis
Germany
Butter prices advance to highest since February
A garbled notice reports butter prices rising to a high level not seen since February. The text references dairy authorities and a board, with unclear figures and locations, making the exact rise and context difficult to confirm.
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Ondon
Outley
Iutratian
Dairy Produce Board
Rimyeit Wan
Aus ‘Allan
Lee
Middie
Starved Himself to Death in Melbourne Inquest
The inquest into the death of Charles Ghrletien Tanney at Gosford and Melbourne details reveal extreme exhaustion and starvation linked to appetite loss. Witnesses describe his refusal to eat, concern for his family, and a postmortem by Government Medical Officers concluding death from extreme exhaustion with starvation related to a deteriorating condition.
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Charles Ghrletien Tanney
Gosford
Riley Street
Hyanny
William ME
Bacutdas
Koike
Deloitien
Ford
Sarver
Linley
Glen Thas
County cricketer's trial ends with Pearce win
London reports a county cricketer's trial where TN Pearce scored 105 to win while his wife lay unconscious after an operation for appendicitis. Pearce arrived at a private hospital entrance near Shephard Ground as the match continued. observers noted the distressing scene as the wicket fell and the clock showed eight minutes remaining.
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London
TN Pearce
Prarce
Ang
Pearce
Shebnaford Crisuel Ground
Ant
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