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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 08, 1934
Page
3
Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Obscured Local Note
The readable fragments reference a local event or notice with unclear names and places. The garbled text suggests a public or community matter, possibly a meeting or announcement, but key entities and specifics are not recoverable from the provided OCR snippet.
Bradman Bowled For 65 In Midixture Match Report
Leicestershire powered past Australia in a long first innings, as George Geary bowled the star Bradman for 65. The stroke filled session saw Kippax and Mecabe contribute key late runs, while Geary troubled several others with steady medium pace. After lunch, McCabe and Brown anchored a total around 181 for four, as McCabe later reached 210 minutes at the crease before Bradman fell. The fielding and bowling changes kept pressure on Australia, with brace of wickets and tight catches.
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Leicratar
Dridman
Leicestershire
George Geary
Chapman
Ils Brulaan
Mn Lnte Inpwinger
Bede
Brown
Dati
Kippax
Qpaamodie
Neevy
Warricks
Hiv
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Ike Wickel
Sir Rae
Tigris
Sory Ukiow
Neven & Ater
Kipp
Bradman
Tinsuralls
Mae
Janae
Jons
Junot
Aken
Imit
Pineda
Louenine
McCabe
Tna
Ute
Tree Men Bane
Hive
Ree
Woedtul Gs Hla
Navertheleas
Ars
Radman
Hekamen
Bradmats
Dewey
Wei
Sagather Renlury
Smaer
Geary
Wimax
Werryine
Darling
Wee Tring
Fyumn
Ehots
Ainge Lindy
Rem Otter
Ornca
Lelenater Tokat
UBB
Bini
Butter export to Britain faces reduced quotas
Australian Dairy Produce Export Board discussed cutting the 39 per cent export quota to Britain from June 1. Aimed at limiting butter and cheese shipments, the board plans negotiations with shipping lines and Swearaminee companies to set new rates and a three to four year policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Dominion
Threat to South Australian Railways in Adelaide
May 7 a plate wide threat of a railway workers strike loomed as the South Australian Railways faced demands over wages and engine maintenance. Union officials rejected the reply, prompting two mornings of meetings with authorities and a call to place the dispute before the Commonwealth Arbitration Court. Affected locomotives and crew reforms were under review amid long-standing equipment overdue for updates and new model propulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Railwaymoen& Chreatened
Ty. Anderoon
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Ancenon
Steamer Surbacen Runs Aground Off Mambyora Point
Anxiety surrounds a 12 man crew after the Albion steamer Surbacen ran ashore near the Mouth entrance to Mambyora River. Rescue attempts by pilots and tugs failed in darkness, with crews forced to abandon hope until morning as rough seas and uncertain currents threatened safety.
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Stoney
Surbacen
Auerpoon
Sam Maces
Scores From The Leicester Innings Collapse And Close Play
A garbled cricket report cites innings totals, batsmen like Dawson and Shipman, and a close contest between Australia and England. It notes Bowler performance, fielding errors, and crowd reactions with fragmented phrases and inconsistent names.
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Leicester
Dawson
Rowlexg
Stralia
Shipman
Ake
Mye
le ‘Sunder
Ae EA
Melbourne Loan Proposal Sparks Cabinet Debate
Melbourne reports on a suggested internal loan of about £10,090,000 for refinery work. The Prime Minister Lyon says no ruth in the matter, while the Federal Cabinet weighs the week’s loan details and the loan’s implication for upcoming meetings in Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Lyon
Ruth
Renalder Ibis
Pegeral Sabinet
Adelaide
Towns beer seized in police action across districts
In Sydney on May 7 authorities seized the town's beer amid a broad excise operation. About 4000 bottles were confiscated as part of a long running probe into a suspected distribution scheme linked to James Backes and others. Police allege barrels and cash were delivered to Lathe Row, prompting further inquiries into suspected trafficking.
British Proposals Urge Urgent Dairy Stabilisation Plan
A British dairy meeting urged acceptance of Mr Bruce’s advice to convene a stabilisation committee to discuss rationing and continued supply to Britain. The motion, supported by Ye Wide May Dairy Association, was referred to the board of directors after the chairman declined to put it at a sparse gathering.
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Oymele
Dairy Association
Fattel
M. Bruce
Briabana
Bruce
Butler
Prindiolh Bates Witte
Jelpowmls
Britain
Ute Chalmman
D. Cwulley
Dominion Navies Out of Date in Sydney May 7
Report from Sydney noting naval concerns as a modern squadron from New Zealand and Britain, led by Ras Ral and others, faces delays and calls for renewed funding and speed. Officials in London jawab busy with broader naval reviews and strategic adjustments while Sydney debates upcoming measures.
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Sydney
Wain
Yeading Wigs
New Zealad
Ras Ral
New Zealand
Taney BA
Modern Naval Squadron
Biel
Wreckage Details From the Kobenhayn Incident
Melbourne May 4 reports slide confusion over wreckage from the Kobenhayn. A naval vessel and training ship were involved, with a wireless message from Norway cited. The scene and rescue efforts are described in scattered, garbled notes, but the key fact remains a maritime event with ships named Kobenhayn and Osh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Rapatt Mnal
Outland Sound
Expedition to Greenland Delayed Aboard the Gertruda May Day
Report from the Greenland expedition aboard the Gertruda on May 1 describes heavy seas and delays as the ship nears a route 80 miles north of Greveaminde. Winds reach high angles and sailors struggle with waves and spray while preparing for further course adjustments.
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Zunre
Gertruda Han
Norma
Alton
Sythe Govind
Greveaminde
Ais
Trade Talks Advance With Allies On Foreign Deals
Government officials report progress in negotiations with allied nations on foreign trade agreements. Mr Stewart and Minister Eckardt held talks with Mr White of the Customs Ministry as discussions widen to include Germany Poland Sweden Japan and other partners. A favorable outcome is anticipated if talks succeed.
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Oan I
Stewart
Sune
White
Eckardt
Comronnwealthy
Italy
Cana
Belgiuen
Germany
Poland
Sweden
Japan
Rams Die From Poisonous Weed Suspect Named
A fiery incident involving stud ram deaths linked to a poisonous weed was reported. Investigators traced possible culprits after a truck journey and unusual events at Houston, with a small group of owners and witnesses arriving to note the scene.
British air service leads world, says wartime progress
The report from London on May 4 describes Royal Air Force demonstrations at Wendling in June, with thousands of men and 30,000 workers supporting the effort. It notes plans for planes and a broader air defense development as part of a global military build-up.
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London
Royal Air Force Wuptay
Wendin
Titan
Unclear OCR Index Entry Remains Public Notice Style
Fragmentary text appears as an index style listing with stray capitalized phrases and misread names. No coherent event or identifiable entities are determined from the readable portion, leaving only scattered words and partial titles.
Gunmen's Outrage Hurts War Memorial Plot Foiled
In London on May 1 the Evening News reports gunmen attempted to blow up a war memorial in Armagh Bay. Before daybreak they drove a car with two bombs to the scene near the wood, but the plan failed as they were intercepted while seeking a lookout.
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London
Evening News
Pavehat Gta
War Memorial
Armagh Bay
Frontier Ina
Jor Woods
Fragmented Civil War Telegraph Story Emerges
A damaged OCR fragment describes a failed explosive event and a partial communication attempt. It mentions a hero's victory delay and ongoing wire line issues, with reference to isolation amid distant signals and broken communications. several garbled words obscure precise details.
Free State's Best Customer Mystery Ad Baffles Readers
Local shoppers report unclear free state ad text with partial phrases about customer service. Fragmentary OCR from a court or business notice yields stray letters and garbled names, leaving readers unsure of the product or brand involved.
Irish Loyalists Appeal Report Incoherent Section
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Irish loyalists, a referenced appeal, and unclear names and places. The readable portions suggest a political notice or report but lack coherent details, entities, dates, or outcomes to form a clear summary.
Federal Labour Aspirants and Nominating Details
Report lists Labour Party candidates and officials involved in pre selection and nominations, including Carroll as secretary of the Amblanmiated group and Nashain returning officer. It notes nominations for the federal Labour ticket, mentions Embleton, Lewin, Blake, Oxley, Fernan, and local union figures, with party figures eyeing retirements and potential endorsements in Moreton and surrounding divisions.
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Feds
Aight
Renate
Nowinuon
Carroll
Amcretary
Amblanmiated -Ehelieenng Unior
Nashain
Labour
Federsi Plablecien Tc Senstand
Ravan
Caerotte
Bente
Courier-Mal
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Jang Geniral
UM. Lewin
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Blake
PM. J
Water
Aitar Oxley
Asnihey Iguiinet
Vina
Ye Labour Party
Nine
Rumi
A. J . Fernan
Aubie. Stlulchter
Nice
Bernvane
Stectiany
Quervat
Touriat Buea
Moreton
Lablet
Sisciate Ea
Ow Manecay
McMurray
Turner
Ashgrove-Jubline
Petty Aid Greanise
Storemen and Parkers’ Union
Bouttipgrea
Pervelt
A'W.u
Germany buys well at wool sales in Brisbane
Germany led brisk buying at Brisbane wool auctions while Japanese demand lagged. About 12,273 bales offered, with total sales near £280,000, average prices around 6 to 6s 10d per bale for scoured wool, and 21d per lb for greasy. German buyers largely dominated, aided by strong European competition, as quality wool showed better lengths despite some price easing.
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Germany
Japan
Brisbane
Krowera
Japadras
Tourhias
Ile Wadleae
Suirerland
Wales
Lou
Thashn Ory
Mineve Beer
Te Australian
Maroun- Wie
Laodang Finianew Co. Ltd
Dalgety and Co, Ltd
Ues
USA
Famous Street Musician Rigden a London Legend
A historic street performer named Arthur Willem Rigden captivated London crowds with harmoniums and melodies. His tale spans wartimes and a streetside injury, shaping a life of resilience as he sought support for wounds while entertaining passersby.
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Wonper
London
Austian
Arthur Willem’ Rigden
el Petrawainl
Rigdet
Tryden
Commeree
Albert Wuaness
Chins
Duke's Entry to Melbourne Pageantry and Guards at Defence Depot
A fragmented report discusses Duke's entry to Melbourne with details on a ceremonial pageant. It mentions wallaby chargers at the Defence Compartment remount depot and references officials and royal procession spectators, with speculation on enhancing the event by using carriages for major figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seroma
Melbourne
Blair Sarls
Comeonaus
Dike Colours Scarlet and Royal Blue Declared
The Premier's Department reports from Bondon that the Dike colours are scarlet and royal blue. The Duke's coat of arms is described, with the space area provided for a vision county emblem.
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Melbourne
Bondon
Wis
Visit by Ulster figures sparks Northern Ireland links
A visit plan includes engagements by Ulster and Abeecarn leaders during a northern tour. Luncheon hosted by Prince Greigsvens on May 2 and a new exhibits opening are featured events. The Dike will attend naval society events in June and a party in Bly nanour is noted.
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Reland
Duevesh
Uiner
Prinatar Cord Greigsvens
Tabasco
Imo
Naval Uber Aprievilira Society
Ilvor Ot Eaivast
Air Survey of N Australia Geophysical Wire
An official notice from Camberma May 7 outlines a nationwide geophysical air survey of northern Australia by the Commonwealth. The project aims to map North and Northwest regions, with an executive body to coordinate operations under the State Survey Committee and Commonwealth minister oversight. The survey seeks to establish central links for future railway and pipeline planning, signaling potential economic gains for Western Australia and Central Australia.
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Camberma
Camoonerie
Geophysical Wire Vey
North
Senrak
Will Bomage
T9 Ormaise
Tale State Survey Committee
Wyte
I Shavue
Benatoe Fehaclians
Willem Held
Meparurig
One Day Flight From Sydney to Longreach
Fragmentary report notes a Sydney to Longreach flight and references persons such as Mr Surman Bagwell. Mentions Misaen teeth and 26490 Cay, with unclear times and locations. Observations include a Longreach act at 925 gm and a reference to Westworth Blue Mountains with limited visibility due to mink.
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Sydney
Warner
Surman Bagwell
Phot Rwin
Westworth Blue Mountains
Mink
States' care of aborigines discussed in Canberra report
Canberra dispatch outlines how states handle Aboriginal welfare, noting figures from Western Australia and Tasmania. Focuses on education and social services, withCommission recommendations and ongoing administrative debates amid population concerns.
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