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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1939
Page
19
Advertisements and mail service announcements list
A fragmented OCR text shows various newspaper names and notices about special course services in London and other mail cable services. It includes brands like The News Chronicle The Daily Mail The Guardian and The Daily Herald, plus references to United Prom and World Centres. The readable content is scattered and partial.
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the News Chronicle
the Daily Mail
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Teleceph Contra
New New York
Tiawe North American
Newsy ’Alliance and Prow
Raising the School Age Debate in Queensland Policy
The Queensland Country Party opposes raising the compulsory school age from 14 to 15 arguing many families rely on adolescent wages. Proponents cite British precedent, potential long term benefits, and expanded vocational guidance. Official analysis estimates a net drop in juvenile employment and shifts in the labor market under the proposed reform.
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Country Party
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Great Britain
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Queensland Country Party
Troubles of the AS and the Automobile Club of Queens
Fragmented OCR text hints at a debate over the Automobile Club of Queens land as a private citizen venture and its growing public responsibilities. The passage frames internal troubles as a domestic concern while noting the club’s expanding duties affecting a large body of people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of Queensland
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Legend of Tutankhamen Draws World Attention in Cairo
A distorted account recalls Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon seeing Tutankhamen’s tomb, notes the extraordinary artifacts found, including a golden coffin and gold sheet covered woodwork, and reflects on the ancient king’s fame stretching across millennia.
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Egypt
Museum of Antiquities
Cairo
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Orgin
Tutankhamen
D. E. Derry
Lim
Carter
Pulantaenen
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Howerd Carter
Carnarvon
Shorea
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Nk Earfea
Leaders Contd Deputation Seeks Club Reforms
An extended club controversy prompts a deputation to the Premier asking the club to settle internal disputes. A special committee investigated election practices and recommended changes which the council has not fully accepted, risking continued division. A general vote among all members could end the dispute and restore stability to the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tounel
Learned men stunned by Tutankhamen discovery story
The article recalls Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon uncovering Tutankhamen in 1929 after years of excavation in Thebes. It notes Carter as Egyptologist, his training, and the moment the tomb doors were opened, marking a landmark in archaeological history.
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Howard Carter
Lord Carnarvon
Carter
Famules
John ‘Garver
Lord Ameherat
Hackney
Frofemoty Petre
Griffith
Nagile
Biesalon Maspero
Tome
Howard
Cate Narvon
Vanny- Lange
Tutankhamen
Cairo
Monard Carter
Girhts
Stoutly Denied Desecration in Egypt Excavation Shock
Fragmented report notes controversy around Lord Carnarvon and Mr. Carter amid Egyptian excavation pressures. Worn phrases reference government actions, financial stakes, and tense reactions as works continued despite disputes. Names and places are garbled, yet imply a royal or noble sponsorship and a pivotal expedition context.
Brisbane Diary: Governor tours Hamilton course in rain
The Governor Sir Lenlie Wilton visited the Hamilton golf links on a rainy Saturday. The event drew the attention of officials and residents as he inspected the course while local observers noted weather and infrastructure issues in Brisbane.
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Lenlie Wilton
Hamilton Golf Lnka
Muride
Willer
Jake Windermere
Hamilton
W Thernyard
Len King
RLAQG
Keing Ayeaumous
Cours
King
Political Beef and Rail Beginnings in Clureville Debates
Fragmentary report shows HE Pudi Works Communion departing for Clureville on a lengthy stage run. Chairman J O Keife MLA and ministerial figures are noted, including A Gledson and A Atherton, with references to cabinet prospects and agricultural affairs. Mentions March 1880 context and wool payments tied to regional politics.
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Seversl
Chaimen
J. O'Keife
Ama
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A. ‘Gledson
Porstono
Muintriey of Agriculture
Chillagoe
A. Atherton
Devieras
Maren
New Insurance Suggestion Echoes In Courier Mail Letter
Gavihorne MJ Smith urges Sir Walter Feil nene to consider an all sections community scheme for family medical service. He cites Hansard page references and supports a TAS amendment, arguing wage-earner protection and broader insurance coverage.
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CourierMail
J. Brown
The
Courier-Mail
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Hansard
Curtin
Walter Fei
Nene
Nuon
Wetnaria
MJ Smith
Council Call for RACQ Board Resignations Sparks Debate
A fragmentary council debate advocates resignations amid calls to realign leadership. Richard Galley and officers question the timing and method of retirement plans while urging members to study the Select Committee report before action.
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Richard Galley
Local Library Hours Cut. Fines Loom
A brief item notes reduced library hours and extended fines amid ongoing schedule changes. Officials cite staffing and budget limits, urging patrons to plan visits accordingly and comply with updated fines policy.
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