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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a venue arena and several names or terms including ages and times. It reads like a diary or event log with scattered references to numbers, places, and possible personal names, but it lacks coherent context or a clear event description.
A damaged OCR item references a grant and related actions with scattered phrases. The readable portions mention a grant decision and a dispute process, but the full context and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
A partial OCR fragment hints at the rationale behind retirement age policies. The readable words reference age limits and possible justifications, but details are incomplete, leaving the exact stance unclear. Further text would clarify the argument, dates, and sources involved.
The government announces a record year for state loan funded construction with many new buildings planned. Projects include site changes for police headquarters at Willan Street, removal of the police fore, and the expansion of public works with a £12,600,000 loan to fund road and building schemes. The plan envisions several new facilities, including a hospital site purchase and the redevelopment of cultural and civic structures, with allocations to roads and public institutions.
A Melbourne parliamentary relief committee notes an insistent employers stance on industrial matters and salary questions. The report links the issue to “shooter worship” week and the Commonwealth Arbitration Court. Officials indicate evidence will be examined to determine conduct and possible sanctions.
Darwin police hunt after two prisoners escaped from the local infirmary. Clive Robert Stewart and another inmate, held for burglary and related offenses, vanished at dawn. A girl’s clothing and a bag were found near the jail as officers widened a search from Darwin toward the harbour and a road toward Berwin. Police say the men may be traveling together.
Perth report notes Cabinet backing a September bill to unify and simplify Australian taxation. It targets equitable apportionment of net profits earned in multiple states and opposes high state rates. Officials warn cooperation is essential, with a conference to align Commonwealth and state approaches pending further recommendations.
The Times London reports a 1984 editorial about the Inter State Commission and the Commonwealth authority for smaller states. It notes Cabinet debate on whether the commission should handle inquiries and its potential fit with the Commonwealth Crown. Discussion references federal travel to Perth and planned cabinet meetings in Adelaide and Melbourne.
An Emerald dentist, Alan Tumey, died when his car left a rebuilt section of road and overturned. Reports say Joely Gop Tend escaped with injuries while Cunningham, matron of Veerongpily, and Mrs. Cunningham were charged in a related incident as the remains of the deceased were moved to Brabane. Parents of the deceased are grieving at Ridavord and expected to survive.
A fishing launch struck a reef edge a quarter mile south of NouRe light at 148 a.m. Sunday, foundered with three men aboard. The crew reached Low Island by raft in a dinehy. Deputy Dinsetor of Navigation on site reported two others missing or rescued.
An obituary notice appears with fragmented lines naming a deceased person and relatives. The readable text suggests a late funeral notice from a local channel or parish but lacks clear identifiers, dates, or places.
A fragmentary sale record describes stud ram offerings and bidding including prices around 14 pounds. Details mention Craving Atile Tardry and Haddon, with multiple rams offered and spirited competition.
Fragmented OCR text discusses fostering trade with the Far East and mentions a reception led by Prime Minister. It references government focus on expanding eastern trade, tax policies, and market figures in Britain and India, with unclear dates and names due to garbled source material.
An unclear report notes a drifting bottle possibly reaching Honolulu and Sydney with fragmented place names and dates. The text mentions Nowra and Shoalhaven areas, hints at a task or event in a coastal setting, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Police reinforcements remain at Ayr to maintain order during a contentious conference. Officials report tension as workers and employers discuss awards and harvesting duties. industrial court action looms ahead. Crushing begins at Ingham Victoria mill with cane supply steady at 230 loads.
Unclear text reports a disruption at Lower Burdekin with workers on strike. Mentions labour office, payments, and unemployment while funds and routine operations are affected. Names of cutters on strike noted, but details are fragmented and incomplete.
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