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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
7
The text is garbled OCR with partial names and terms such as falas ERK hlin and Pyros istre. Key entities and context are unreadable, yielding no clear event or outcome to summarize.
A Melbourne inquest into a bound and suffocated woman from Ormond details a complex murder investigation. Police questioned hundreds as lead suspect and actions by associates draw scrutiny amid a broad search involving multiple locations and witnesses.
A fragmented report on Art Gems for the City outlines exhibition plans at the National Art Gallery and AMP Building, with talks on loaning pieces from the Darnell collection. Unclear details mention unitary committee members and tensions over funding and display choices, amid conditions for public access.
Incoherent OCR fragment notes KENNY and Wirmaphail standings. Mentions offers from federal and South Wales governments, a clinic invitation, and a pledge to serve Queensland first under Home Secretary direction. No clear events or dates.
A chaotic report traces a dispute over a Brisbane clinic matter involving Sister Kenny and government figures. It notes attempts to relocate control to Brisbane officials, with references to a nurse’s statements and tensions around who oversees the clinic’s actions and funding.
Leaders of the New South Wales women rowers face internal conflict over fundraising and selection for a trip to Adelaide. Some officials warn the process risks disruption to other candidates, while others defend the effort as essential for national representation.
Board members Professor Cleland and Reverend Sexton discuss alleged retreatment in Gent AGUNA with Territary Mr Mount. Alice Sprigs accompanies, meeting May 21. Mr White remains in Astrid. Cleland says decision on public disclosure not yet made.
Amended polling details show majorities for candidates across regions including Plumkety, Wilkes, Brand, and Taylor with totals and voting figures from divisions such as Toowoomba, Maryborough, and Townsville. The notice lists elector rolls, announced majorities, and key contest results across multiple districts and polling locations.
A scattered news digest from Belary Ohio and Detroit covers Rotary Club remarks by District Governor Tom Acrnatsmng at a January convention in Detroit, a fire outbreak with a seven room house on Coa Yharaba Hill, and various local incidents. The report mentions a death of an athlete, city court actions, bus service talks, a land company credit, and a Cleveland project with tender details.
The Lord Mayor praised three aldermen for their service as they were named as chairs of committees and thanked them for their work with the Grisbaneity Council. Other officials echoed praise and noted seasoned leadership from Alderwoman and Aldermen during the recent sessions.
The Home Secretary rebutted an opposition claim about gerrymandering in the recent election results. He asserted the party would adapt district boundaries if Mr Tinwell could design a fair map, warning that party fortunes hinge on future polling.
Former soldiers in Queensland face tuberculosis issues discussed at a conference of the Federal Soldiers' Association in Alleynia. The speaker Mr. BR Loyd addressed postwar welfare, noting health weaknesses among veterans and urging support under the Invalid Pension Act.
The Brisbane health department discusses cancer work, noting improved facilities and funding. Officials cite growth in treatment capacity and staff, while stressing education and prompt care for patients. The report critiques public misperceptions and urges timely government program development.
In the Lower Burdekin and nearby districts mills are expected to commence operations by mid July. The Pioneer and Kalamia mills, along with others, are anticipated to begin crushing within the week, signaling the start of the sugar season.
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