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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
5
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In Rome on May 13 a cautious report notes that a trio of mediators has been selected to pursue humanitarian aims. The piece hints at possible departures for Africa and mentions tensions among participating groups.
The Times reports growing tensions as Italian transports increase and France and Britain consider joint representations. Analysts question the value of diplomacy and foresee Abyssinia facing escalation, with European powers debating intervention and expansion of military presence in East Africa.
Fragmented OCR text discusses shifting power in Poland, a looming Polish constitutional review, and a European balance of power involving Britain and France. Mentions Moschkd, Becker, and various foreign ministers, with references to colonial powers and pacific security concerns.
Paris and Moscow pursued talks on the ongoing crisis as France sought sympathy from allied powers. Prime Minister Laval discussed the death linked to the situation in Warsaw and the broader European response, amid Polish and European anxiety.
Grazier laments losses as sheep are transported by road amid poor conditions. He fears further deaths in Mullaburra and urges action to prevent more carcasses from piling up during the voyage.
Geneva May 13 protest notes from Abyssinia accuse Italy of preparing aggression. The item details tensions and warnings issued by Abyssinia, noting Italy’s military posture and a stance of opposition.
From Berlin to London reports discuss effects of Pilsudski’s death on Danzig elections and European tensions. The dispatch notes a large Nadia majority, German speculation, and shifts in leadership stance as the High Commissioner responds to the evolving crisis.
Report from Upper Werrego River to Marenos River describing a severe wild dog problem. Farmers recall packs attacking livestock, frightening journeys, and Aboriginal sources blaming interbreeding between dingoes and dogs. Residents fear widespread predation and risk to livestock near timbered country.
Report from Towneville dated May 1 notes 171000 sheep moved by rail as part of 1883 totals. Entries show January and March figures with March at 0.00 and other scattered data. The text records shipment totals and mentions seedings and payments in a terse diary style.
A garbled report from Munich says August Bahkrwidinta received a jail sentence for reading a newspaper during a public event. The item notes he quoted a Dublin newspaper during a session at the Reichstag, with the brief sentence appearing in a fragment of the coverage.
Sydney May 16 An actor aged 16 performed in The Looninsnt Box at the Criterion, marking his debut and likely farewell, after a recent return from Traaililan Biome patiest. Manager Sim to seek a new dummy-director role as the show plans further rehearsals.
A May 16 report discusses unlawful modern behavior and church critique in New South Wales. The piece cites unnamed public figures and clergymen condemning perceived female behavior, linking intoxication with social decline and moral danger.
Police arrested a woman after a disturbance at a residential area on Rommercial Road Bulimix. The suspect refused to cooperate and was taken to the Valley for processing.
Fragmented report notes protests over salary rises for Labour members amid campaign questioning. It cites political responses, party divisions, and proposals reportedly affecting funds from charitable and other bodies.
The report details a strained political scene in Rockhampton and surrounding centers as Labour supporters pressure the ministry. It notes meetings, court cases, and speculation on leadership, with Morgan and Fadden figures central and a possible early election path discussed.
Yorkshire traders warn wool prices may rise ahead of the Australian season due to continued heavy consumption. The piece notes imports from Germany and South Africa will affect supply, with Germany active in selling centers and South Africa expected to supply sufficient wool for approximately five months.
The acting controller of Chl Avine abies au thas Dy Clyde Ferien, known as the “fyi doctor,” was fired and suspended amid an air regulation breach dispute. The department aims to decide the breach as a court case proceeds, while a cave incident and a crash are described in fragmentary terms.
London May 1 Colonel T. R. Bhew known as Lawrence of Arabia was gravely injured in a motor accident in Dorsetshire and taken to Bovinton Camp hospital. Doctors report a compound skull fracture and severe head injuries. Relatives have been summoned.
Rain and hail interrupted Davis Cup action in Eastbourne causing a 30 minute delay as Crawford and Beall fought through a muddy court. Play resumed with strong rallies and Crawford and Beall taking the second set after a lengthy rally amid wet conditions.
In Townsville May Day, Mr. Fadden dismissed reports that Mirani had been stolen. He stated the electorate result was declared legitimately and criticised claims of government tampering. He insisted only small margins separated rivals and accused critics of misinformation.
The defeat signals a shift in the Australian federal leadership as Lang exits and Forgan Smith gains influence. Financial papers hail recovery and investor confidence while pundits note the impact on New South Wales and the Commonwealth's political balance.
A Detroit area report describes a dramatic reprieve for suspects tied to a mob scene involving toad nce of Utes and muspected violence. A showy confrontation revealed previously hidden details, while a fire destroyed the firm housing crucial files, leaving only one copy available for defense.
fragments describe a salvage operation on the Lusitania to recover passengers and valuables. references to the May date, the wreck location, the old sea bed at Rinvale, and mechanized hands indicate a coordinated effort with equipment and divers.
The article outlines Britain’s debate over widening loan programs for public works and the Commonwealth’s funding needs. It notes expected increases to about £12.5 million for works, with potential total involvement around £45 million, while current year allocations and debt conditions constrain further new issues. The Treasury faces pressure as the Public Works program requires careful scrutiny by the Cabinet.
A May 3 notice from Washington reports wartime stabilisation efforts linked to the Secretary of the Treasury. The piece notes disruptions and warnings affecting travel and currency policy, with references to motor cycles, speed limits, and military materiel. It mentions altered actions by individuals and organizations amid postwar economic considerations.
London May 13 The Post Master General indicated possible air delivery for empire mail but emphasized it may not proceed. The Air Ministry considered a proposed budget of 471000 pounds with uncertain allocations and potential delays affecting eastbound service.
The Home Secretary announced a draft for paralyzing illness treatment in Brisbane but Sister Kenny had not given permission for her method to be used there. The sole copy of the method existed in her presence and officials questioned its readiness and safety. Decisions affected observers, police, and medical staff as Townsville and Brisbane clinic plans moved forward amid disputes over authorization and personnel arrangements.
Report of a council meeting chaos over signing cheques, delays, and the dispute about the appointment of a key council member. Waters challenged the process, Aldermen deadlocked, and authorities sought further inquiry and a possible interview to resolve the matter. The discussion touched on access to documents and distribution of the book showing the meeting's agenda.
Reports from London indicate a flight of capital to the city as gold currencies across Europe show weakness. Traders note rising demand for sterling and concern over devaluation pressures in the Franco Swiss states and the Dutch guilder amid unsettled markets.
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