Hyenas in council clash stirs salary debate
Residents watch as Aldermanic quarrel over pay rises surfaces in Lansur. Mayoral support clashes with finance committee, urging restraint while council weighs salary changes amid politics.
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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
6
Residents watch as Aldermanic quarrel over pay rises surfaces in Lansur. Mayoral support clashes with finance committee, urging restraint while council weighs salary changes amid politics.
London May 13 The Aradock meat dispute stalls as the Finmah and Australians Ministers resume deliberations for two hours without progress. They leave the scene still divided while officials press for a prompt settlement amid stalled system and transport concerns.
In Sydney the witness cried during cross examination as details emerged about a deceased claimant and alleged mistreatment. Police testified of fragile conditions and a pattern of abuse awareness while authorities described attempts to provide care and adherence to procedures.
A disrupted Kingsport style notice reports the Woolworth heiress divorce and subsequent marriage plans in Vancouver. It mentions a nobleman and confidence in a lavish social wedding with linked events and a valet report, though many OCR fragments remain unclear and fragmented.
A fragmented report outlines the transport crisis with overloaded services and debates over central requirements. It notes federal party dynamics, candidate movements, and electoral preparations across multiple electorates as Labour and United Australia push positions, while counting votes and absentee ballots in key districts.
Sir Thomas Henley, veteran parliament member and former minister, perished after a ferry accident near Burwood. Eyewitness reports say he fell overboard near Barrenlong, with swift rescue attempts failing. He had served since 1920 and held Works portfolio, later knighted. medical issues preceded his death.
A settlement was announced in the Supreme Court for seven cases arising from a 1933 police raid and warrant. The terms specify payments of a year each to the plaintiffs and a verdict amount linked to the police action, with stipulations about settlements and related charges.
Fragmentary text references an extension of the franchise and a fall theater venue linked to names resembling Parvinace and Bram. The readable material is too incomplete to identify full entities, events, or outcomes.
Articles outline Brisbane Jubilee celebrations with a detailed timetable and security measures. Officials expect demonstrations, parades, speeches, and loyalty rallies across venues including Parliament House and Rangaroa Point. Police records note arrests for leaflet distribution by a Republican Safety Committee.
Report describes tight security as the Duke of Gloucester travels to Namie amid high alert. Detailing royal escort and protective measures, the scene centers on royal attendance and described safety arrangements at a public event in Londonderry.
Vague OCR text describes a London May 14 event with crowds and a Jubilee celebration. It mentions a parade or road journey from Belfast to London, a 16 mile route, veterans of the South African War, and a large audience. however details are garbled and some proper nouns are unclear.
The king inaugurated a new medical school at Buckingham Palace in a royal ceremony. The event highlighted training for physicians and surgeons with students and faculty from the university, reflecting ongoing reforms in medical education and public health.
Governor and secretary plan distribution of 72 Jubilee medals by mail to Queenslanders who served the Empire under royal reign. Medals will be posted with no individual presenter. delivery via government channel ends May 1944. Hardware indicates dates and ceremony details, with recipients advised on eligibility and distribution schedule.
A bomb exploded during a Dublin theatre celebration injuring and damaging property. Constables and police faced courtroom restrictions as James Pullerton and another man faced inquiries. The inquiry chairman promised a formal, public process with details to be revealed later at Allee Springs.
Surgeons at a joint Australia New Zealand cancer conference discuss closer cooperation between Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and Australian College of Physicians. Key talks favor forming an independent Commonwealth Cancer Commission to improve treatment, publicity, and research funding.
Dr Page outlines a federal scheme to adjust farm debts with a 12 million pound fund. He notes immediate needs require interim aid while assembling credit and emphasizes approval by Parliament and authorities to carry the plan forward. He adds that only certain states may be affected and stresses the bill’s preparation and timing.
A Victoria Jubilee dinner featured government figures and notable attendees. The Prime Minister and key officials were present, marking a significant ceremonial event. The gathering highlighted commemorations and political showcases in a formal Parlian setting.
A chaotic transcript describes Bec Ames Tate facing trial with a jury. The document names an arrest, allegations of fraud, and a police court proceeding. It notes a witness and pending questions about intent and fraud charges.
A fragmented report details a fatal incident involving a person named Keele and others at a location described as paddons. The account references a deadly outcome, with uncertain surrounding events and identities due to the damaged text.
London May 13 moving eliminations set Hew Best and Australia’s Davies Cup team to battle in Paris and Wimbledon. The sweep includes doubles pairings for Porte Crewford and Gist, mixed doubles with Granford, and Italian Valerio joining Preon in the men’s doubles. NZ contenders Hawmany, Hopman, and Crawford show sharp form as Britain eyes the title.
A garbled historical notice mentions Quist performing on May 18 with references to a ceremony and possible awards. The readable phrases name Quist and Enna and suggest a dramatic demonstration or production with implied roles and a priestly or ceremonial context.
Buyers from France and Japan drove strong demand at the Brisbane wool sale yesterday with widely higher values. Prices rose about five to seven percent, and overall descriptions showed firming futures. The average price is expected to lift for the rest of the week as higher lots are catalogued, with Japanese activity noted as comparatively quiet but offerings steady.
Fragmented report describes a cricket match featuring Siedle and Nourse for South Africa with persistent batting by Publock and Wade Treely. It notes bowling efforts by Waite, shifts in bowling, and a luncheon by The Burrey Club. includes unclear player mentions and scattered scores and names from the Australian jour nals.
Empire Trade Week edition reports on British public involvement and a statement from Lar Wood about moderation. The page also lists county cricket scores with Nottinghamshire Gloucestershire and Leicestershire results, including notable wickets and figures across matches.
A partial OCR fragment references a Victoria event with a fronton theme and a mention of a person or group. The legible bits suggest an informal program or record from a sports or cultural gathering, but critical names and specifics are unreadable.
A female cyclist defeats a prominent Beamer rider in a regional event. The surprising finish headlines the meet as spectators watch the standings and prize details unfold at the city road course. Local clubs praised the rider for strategic moves and endurance.
The readable fragments mention a girl and a state of confusion with partial phrases about a name and possible actions. No coherent event or details could be established from the damaged OCR snippet.
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