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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 15, 1934
Page
3
A fragmentary report notes a theft incident involving socks, with unclear details about location and individuals. Police are examining a damaged page to identify suspects and motive, urging witnesses to come forward.
In a lengthy hearing Justice Hart discussed the divorce petition of Mrs Mimi and Mr Jordan. The court considered wife custody claims, alimony, and the couple’s finances, including a loan from relatives. The judge directed further adjournment for final determination of costs and the petition, with the dissolution expected to proceed after further statements from both sides.
Fragmented OCR text presents scattered names and terms including legal and financial phrases. The readable elements mention individuals and entities like Preston and Victor, with incomplete context about appeals, bankruptcy, and notices. The passage lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear summary.
A court case discusses restitution, imprisonment terms, and charges against a treasurer and others connected to a German Club. Details reference a bank funds misappropriation, falsifying money, and alleged plotting, with sentences including three months imprisonment. The report mentions individuals and a firm involved.
A damaged excerpt reports theft charges against three individuals in Abtalil. The incident involves property on Me Road, with a court date at Bolter Court and a sale of affected items. Authorities note ongoing investigation and a possible further hearing in May.
The text reports a corporate capital reduction involving a company named Ay Uranar, detailing share structure changes and the division into smaller shares. It notes percentages and outstanding shares, with references to EBC and a board or committee overseeing the process.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a default on a property value, reference to Island Government, and a court proceeding. It is unreadable in parts but indicates a foreclosure or legal process and a stated value of 22 127% of the property. Further details are not clear from the fragment.
Report from the Police Court detailing the first arrests under new powers dated April 1. Accused include Shree youtiin and others charged with offenses related to property damage and intoxication. The hearing before Mr. P.M. Vishon FM noted alleged acts, with evidence about a manager and department damages referenced.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a betting case with numerous individuals named Leslie Raber Noel Waldsem and Kenneth Colemati among others. It references charges involving theft or unlawful activity, penalties including imprisonment and fines, and mentions a May 42 date and various local officials. The legible portions indicate a series of co defendants facing penalties for illicit gambling or related offenses.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a legal matter with a black eye charge and potential plaintiff or defendant names. It references a court or chamber setting and a public notice style punctuation. Details are unclear due to garbled phrasing.
A police court yesterday fined a gold buyer after a confusing incident at 340 Walles Street. The court heard arguments about a seizure and suspected illegal activity tied to a dealer in the area. Officers testified about a suspicious boat and a shipment, while the defendant claimed ignorance of the provisions cited by the police.
A chaotic early 20th century style notice reports a daughter contesting her mother's will amid surprising declarations. Names and details appear garbled yet indicate legal action from family members, with references to a widower and local figures. The fragmented text suggests a probate dispute and related inquiries.
A draft award application references multiple entities including Barvl Miata and Beryl Alendy Limited. It mentions Rowen AMEA and a Water Police direction to conte for a case involving Magnor and Tet shat Rigpreene. The text is garbled but points to a proposed award process linked to a maritime workers’ union or association and a police inquiry.
A fragmentary notice refers to applicants and a departing party in a union context. No clear names or dates are readable, but the text mentions Waterune Wormers Prévrevion and a transition during proceedings. Further details are not decipherable from the legible portion.
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