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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 13, 1936
Page
5
London report notes Britain wavers on League sanctions after Addis Ababa. Cabinet factions debate early abandonment while fear grows Europe’s future hinges on League action. Geneva talks and Italian delegation press for terms, with mixed signals from Whitehall and international figures on Abyssinia conflict and broader balance of power.
A garbled 1998 Melbourne hospital case describes a patient found unconscious after an apparent fight. After operations memory loss persisted and authorities investigated identity, with NZ connections and a potential compensation plan.
A compact report notes a recent development labeled mm vitae vip with references to new vt fate vit anu. It highlights key entities and suggests ongoing plans, though details remain unclear from the fragment.
A damaged report notes a German airship cross Atlantic attempt in 24 hours. Dr von Rekendt, commander, cites Roosevelt predictions and German American dirigible plans amid wartime context.
May 13 report from Geneva outlines tension as delegates from Tir Locum and Powers discuss European and Middle Eastern issues. A Lausanne meeting is planned with several nations including Germany and the Netherlands to seek a new peace approach, while words of "Your Majesty" and references to naval shifts imply unsettled alliances and ongoing diplomatic maneuvering.
Fragmented press text reports a Beidie incident involving Zane Grey, a magistrate strike, and a rotary hoe. The piece mentions London correspondence, May dates, and an event concerning farmers, rackets, and legal actions. Names and places appear garbled but hint at a legal dispute with threats of fines and orders to pay.
London dispatch reports King Edward approving a royal garden project and a series of ceremonial tasks. The note, though garbled, mentions garden work, public duties, and various court acknowledgments connected to royal horticulture and national ceremonies.
Queensland officials discuss country radio extensions and a proposed Brisbane A class station. A post office broadcast analysis questions reliable transmission, noting potential reach beyond Brisbane and public interest in improved wave service nationwide.
A prominent government figure indicates a planned Friday departure as discussions continue over Australasian governance. The interview touches on migration trends, future test policies, and potential implications for appointing an Australian governor general. Officials weigh constitutional precedents and the question of a colonial governor’s role.
London May 12 Thompson secretary for the colonies Mr J H Thomas will give evidence before the Judicial Tribunal of Inquiry into alleged leakages of budget secrets. The cabinet ministers and Attorney General confirmed the proceedings and noted prior memoranda. The witness described discussing receptional business with his partner but denied discussing budget specifics with Bates.
New Zealand faces a conversion loan arrangement totaling 4,000,000 with a 1,400,000 tied to securities and 130,000 for application costs, leaving about 1,300,000. The plan, backed by Reserve Bank officials, proceeds despite adverse market conditions as the loan undergoes underwriting.
Unclear OCR text outlines anticipated Australian matters in London and New Zealand dealings. Mentions repayments due July 4 and references to New South Wales and other Australian governance. Details are fragmented and names and places are partially garbled.
The wool market remains firm with a £400,000 city council approval anticipated. Sales to date show five bales priced, while officials expect formal approval before the council meets next week. The market faces lean demand from the Continent but higher loan costs may curb activity until officially opened.
Washington May 13 Bete Sarron won the featherweight championship by decision over Frodiy Majer in a 20 000 spectator bout. The match was even until the end with a decisive finish after the Linh Thumm fight. The crowd witnessed the first featherweight champion in the history of the warhing era and Sarron earned successive decisions over Billy Grime at Sydney Stadium and later defended the title in 1970.
The House of Representatives discusses whether the Commonwealth can compel states to cut water expenditure. Mr. Rurdak and Mr. Demag debate the scope and feasibility of reducing state spending by two thirds, with Mr. Caney questioned on advocacy for federal cuts. The exchange centers on whether the issue is premature.
A court decision may ban radio broadcasts from racecourses, ending broadcasting of racing information. The Harvester reports negotiations between racing bodies and Australian Broadcasting Commission. If the verdict favors clubs, radio commentators may be barred from the grounds.
In Turwai, lawmakers pressed to secure a reprieve for Edwin John Wiehey linked to the murder of Montague Menwood. Lang led a motion to abolish capital punishment by hanging, but the plan failed as a ministerial ally abstained. Government opponents argued for mercy amid debate on the law’s use.
Absent clear details the report notes Harold Thompson and his brother allegedly fled from nervous strain to Broken Hill after a search near Mastenbury River. Police, acting on tip lines, questioned motel staff and traced bookings under aliases as investigators pursue the case amid confusion and evolving statements by the Thompsons.
June report outlines manager of the National Mox ing Giuh planning to interview Ambrose G Pallmer and Carroll about Aever Inventions. It notes Palmer faces retirement and possible medical examination, with uncertainty if he will consent to cellum to Byetney for a special Ant evaluation.
A long, forthright message urges Brisbane citizens to back a united choir body led by Mr R Biordan and supported by W A Jolly. It calls for broad public and educational entertainment efforts, stressing cultural unity and collaboration among local musical groups to strengthen community life and the hospital service.
London reports preliminary talks indicate Allied signatories may allow Turkey to reinforce the Dardanelles under a wartime convention. A meeting of signatories including Dominions is expected to be convened to discuss restoring Turkey from new fortification commitments.
report details a chaotic street incident where Dolly Buski and Vultura Barret were struck along with Harold Loywe after a distant confrontation. The account describes injuries and disruption, with witnesses and a struggling crowd surrounding the scene.
A garbled report discusses tick control in Northern Rivers and a board inviting stock owners. It mentions London stock prices, a May date, and references to a primary fund and campaign activity. Names and places are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Fragmented OCR text reports a rescue incident near Sydney with a man named Seonne Washington or similar. He was hospitalized after a severe laceration to the head and another injury, details are unclear due to damaged source.
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