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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1939
Page
20
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Germany Wants Food and Space in Outbursts
London dispatch reports Dr Goebbels and Signor Gayda lashing out while Sir Nevile Henderson, British ambassador to Germany, calls for mutual understanding and warns peace comes only when Britain can defend itself. Editorials question German claims of economic boom and motives in Europe.
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Courier Mail
London
Reich
Goebbels
Mussolini
Signor Gayda
Cologne
Nevile Henderson
Germany
Britain
Thaly Mail
Europe
South
Amietieg
Amia
Elly Peltprait
Amsiratian Anorinted
Wawa
Signor Cassa
Vonatin
Minnie
Fears for Gandhi Grow Amid Fast Hunger Strike
London reports rising fears for Mahatma Gandhi as his fast continues. Weight loss and blood pressure concerns escalate while activists debate intervention to avert a possible death. The situation sparks political maneuvering among Congress leaders and British authorities as pressure mounts to influence Gandhi's stance.
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London
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Daily
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Womibay
Othey
Mireavens
New Northern Territory Policy Aims Infrared Development
Policy to be launched by Administrator Mr Abbott and Interior Minister Mr McEwen within weeks. The plan, drawn from the Haybe-Pintehes report, emphasizes integrated road and rail transport, water supply, and land development to boost pastoral holdings and reduce shipping costs.
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Northern Territory
Abbott
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Adhrmr
Souintiie Pastoral Kale
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Lnmien
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English Girl Migrants Seek New Homes in Queenstown
Six English girls migrate to new settlements arriving in Queenstown aboard the Surathalan yearned for Ravensbor and Fowinville. The group, under a committee from Paris and England, will pursue names in their new community. Immigrants travel with Swiss and Austrian overtones. a migrant’s fridge dies in transit as workers, coat collectors, and merchants head to Quernalnne.
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Isis Shire Election One Contest Only For Chairman
Election notices show a single contest deems chairman candidates including Noskes Por No.1 Baldwin W Goteman and others. Balloting details list division numbers and names like Thompson Pie and George Melts with unclear party references and candidate labels.
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F. Noskes
Af Baldwin
W. Goteman
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Thompson Pie
George Melts
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Toe Welch
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Television in cinemas controversy stirs London scene
Fragmented OCR text shows a debate over television in cinemas in London with references to a government committee, the BBC broadcasting plans, and potential alliances between television and cinema. The Daily Telegraph notes legal wrangles and calls for clarity as discussions continue about regulation and public access.
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Jewish Lawyer Sentence The Hamburg court case and wartime espionage links
The Hamburg People's Court has sentenced a lawyer to death in a wartime case tied to Aryan victims and Communist espionage. Reports describe a broad collision of Jewish persecution, naval sabotage plots, and tensions around passenger ships with unclear lines of allegiance and large wartime casualties aboard ships in the Indies.
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London
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Tie Tinkes
Hamburg People’s Court
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Cartagena Revolt Ended in Treason Deaths and Arrests
Reported suppression of a Cartagena revolt led to high treason charges. Naval and land units detained suspects, with executions and trials noted. The uprising involved the Republica fleet and garrisons at Cartagena, and officials ordered rigorous punishment for participants.
German Fortifications Employ 500000 Workers Report
BERLIN, March 1. Dr Todt, the German architect, states that 500000 workers are employed on western fortifications and 1000 cement mixers have produced 800000 tons of concrete. He adds that by end of September the work had progressed to the point that no enemy could significantly smash the line.
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Berlin
Todt
Vane Mletlof
Germany
Hope of Resde Revival Markets for Wheat Trade
Canberra reports officials expect Australia may benefit from a revival in trade relations with Spain and other European partners. Exchange volatility and import demand influence wheat prices as Australian producers face adjustments in export patterns and policy.
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Canberra
Reparmentis
Australia
Spain
Pope Shaken by Fall Yet Works 21 Hours Daily
Rome correspondent reports the Pope declined doctors orders to rest, continuing a heavy workload. He met with Vatican and lay workers amid admiration, while state department figures discuss appointments and diplomacy as authorities seek a solution to the papal workload.
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German Air Force Officers Inspect Wreckage Off Balearic Island
The Times correspondent reports German air force officers identified remains from a vessel wrecked near Barcelona on Feb 2. Monks and letters from a German firm serving with Franco’s army were found aboard. Authorities suspect a commercial liner was involved, with debris and blown bodies recovered in the Lawer Alpe area.
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Terrorists' Rifles And Explosives Seized
In Jerusalem authorities report seizures of rifles and explosives including 2000 cartridges 00 xUERS of Gellgnite 300 detonators and other items. The raid targeted a terrorist cell and recovered weapons and materials indicating planned attacks.
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Riots in Benares Claim 35 Lives in March Turmoil
Reported clashes between Muslims and Hindus in Benares erupt into deadly riots. Casualties tallied at 35 with reports of widespread violence and property damage. Police deployed to restore order as authorities investigate the causes and seek calm amid communal strife.
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Loan to China contemplated in British policy debate
London reports indicate the government may contemplate a loan to China ranging from 3 million to 65 million pounds. The move aims to forestall Japan’s maneuvers and stabilize the Chinese currency, with Britain seeking cooperation with friendly powers to maintain peace and limit disruption to essential Japanese exports.
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Comedian Herbert Mundin Killed In Auto Crash
Hollywood reports comedian Herbert Mundin aged 41 died instantly when his car collided at a front intersection. Mundin, who appeared in stage and film, was thrown from the plane and into the street. Others in the car were uninjured. He spent years on stage in London and Eastbourne before moving to American tours and films. He was married with one daughter.
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Mundin
Australia
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London
British Flying Boat Base Plans Its Expansion
Courier Mail special reports from London on March 6 describe a government program to expand flying boat bases for Empire air routes. The article notes shifts in locations like Bognor and Pether, and mentions reclaiming marshland to increase seabound operations and reduce crowding in shipping lanes.
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Courier Mail
London
Empire
Seeley
APB
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Autogyros for British Army report and events
Fragmented OCR text notes autogyro related matters for the British Army. Mentions London dates March 4 and Army Staff College with unclear references to meetings or presentations. Details are garbled and some items appear as stray notes or misreads.
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Melbourne Solicitors Death In Melbourne Feature
Melbourne Monday report states solicitor Michel Mornane died in Melbourne. He advised counsel for the late Pope Pius XI in the Lawler Will suit and was closely connected with Roman Catholic charities. He served as an estate broker for community works and was remembered in the Wathvine and Moonee Valley areas.
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Melbourne
Aong Hines
Michel Mornane
Mornane
Pius XI
Lawler
Wathvine
Moonee Valley
Roma Gutholle
Pru Corporation
Fall from building at Mercantile Wharf reported
A man fell from a building at Mercantile Wharf yesterday afternoon. He was assisted by bystanders and taken to the General Hospital for treatment.
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Neville Tee
Tatlon
Recognition of Franco and International Peace Efforts
The report describes a 1919 world peace conference idea led by Franco and allied leaders. It envisions a unified world order through international activity and labor power, aiming to preserve rights and promote democracy. Names and places referenced include Prague, Geneva, and Austria.
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