Mechanic claims 2000 damages in court
Court proceedings reveal a mechanic seeking about £2000 in damages amid alleged false imprisonment. The accused denies the charge and the case is adjourned as police and investigators review the incident.
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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 18, 1937
Page
4
Barnes Divorce Trial Hears Allege Misconduct
Local divorce case unfolds with allegations against Barnes and Allan Lynn. Testimony details claims of misconduct by Barnes and earlier denials by Mrs Barnes. Court adjourns with defense stating marital breakdown and potential reconciliation issues.
Fragmentary criminal docket fragment on speeding charges
A garbled OCR fragment references repeated speeding charges and a court setting. It mentions names and dates in unclear form and hints at penalties or sentencing but provides no coherent details or outcomes. The readable portions indicate a legal proceeding or docket entry with minimal usable facts.
RHEUM QUESTIONS EVER SHOULD ASK
A garbled text discusses rheumatic symptoms and patient concerns about diagnosis and treatment. It mentions joint pain, tenderness, fatigue, muscle aches, and the idea of seeking information on causes and effective remedies. The passage reads like lay guidance on recognizing inflammatory signs and the need for medical evaluation.
Three Months For False Pretences
A man named Charles Anderson was sentenced to three months for false pretences after pleading guilty in court. He obtained money by deceit and claimed to send it to the complainant, but the funds were never delivered. The case involved investigations by local detectives and intense questioning before sentencing.
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Charles Anderson
Aiyeniets
Petore My
Stewart Berarem
Poulos
Binal
Bebdane
Fran Bove Taveis
Sheener
Drtevliye Seven TV
Maroy
Anton
Juan
Stancy
David Sant
Wim
Mfr
Borge
Labourer Fined After Stole Watch and Chain Incident
A labourer was fined after being charged with stealing a watch and chain at Efelland Park. The alleged theft involved property claimed by Meney and McMahon. Police tracked the case through January reports and identified activity around a locker incident near the park.
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Tye Hee Plexes
Gut Ketone
Blewart Berge
PSL
Deniaty
Efelland Park
Toler
Ed Locker
Che
Meney Anesy McMaon
Visi Blah
Ortverwise
Bellageraiel
Vee Munlch
Impli
Mermeunt
W. Marassala
Daring
Telis
Ian
Man to Stand Trial on Theft Charge in Court
Police court yesterday heard Thomas William Maguire charged with stealing a leather wallet containing private papers from JowA Get PRTAgNY. The alleged offence occurred between April 16 and May, with Maguire reportedly booked and held on related counts.
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J Stewar Berge
P.M
Thomas William
BF Jowa
J. Wanchap
Eso
Maguire
Marla
Mal Maguire
Udeasious
Fareakars
Howe
Railway pay dispute fuels aftermath over eight hour day
In Australia a wage row erupts as railway workers demand higher pay and eight hour standards. Hearings reveal tensions between unions led by figures like Moroney and O’Malley. Affected staff include carriage cleaners, with calls for special uplift and study of aging wage structures. The session adjourned, awaiting next Tuesday’s proceedings.
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Motobey
O'Malley
Aubufane
Clatow Wal i
Emmy
Faniway Hun
Dettech Ayr
Mloiaynet
ST Atsanlye
Unclear crossword snippet with mixed characters
Fragment from a Courier Mail crossword page shows garbled entries and stray numbers. Content is unreadable in parts and lacks coherent events or names to summarize into a valid news item.
Divorce Granted After Adultery Allegations In Townsville
The Acting Chief Justice granted a divorce to Veierie Daymar Hare of Mackay from Joan Gordon Ware of New Perm Brisbane after confirming the marriage on June 9, 1625. The defendant was found to have committed misconduct with a woman known to the petitioner at New Park on February 20. The judge ordered dissolution three months after, with the defendant to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macleasany
Daymar Hare
Mackay
Joan Gordon Ware
New Perm Brisbane
Townsville
Tha Hare
New Para
New Park
HMC
Genourae
Milk prices seen rising with consumer burden likely
A disrupted supply chain signals higher costs as wholesale milk prices edge up. Consumers may face steeper quart pricing once new rules take effect, with producers forecasting shortages and tighter stock across regions. Industry officials cite pasture, feed costs, and regulatory shifts as key drivers.
Goondiwindi Gaming Charge Fines Reported
In Goondiwindi police court Allan Lambert pleaded to conducting a gaming house and was fined 30 pounds. Other defendants faced charges in a separate matter with fines of 30 pounds each for being in a common jam house or related offenses. Four others were discharged.
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Fodualsial Magistrale
Gt Brewchex
George Sheel
Betvbatie
Huy Wu
Tach
Dougtay
Sige
Fara
William “Bethune
Nitior
Mnistanier
Warsilly Daly Fears
Masnrn
George Slice
Ita
David
Thonis
Tarown Retail Rover
Huewelt
Willian Francis
Walker
Goondiwindi
Allan Lambert
Cuming
Howe
Wadley
Brisbane
Olun
Steatwe
Hotel Licences Granted Amid Turbulent Turndown
A garbled OCR segment hints at hotel licences being granted amid regulatory shifts. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving the core action as licences approved by a municipal authority with ongoing industry debate and rate considerations.
Union Urges End of Relief Tax Debate
The union calls to end the relief tax and shift the financial burden from workers. It urges Building Trades to request support from government ministers and party branches to remove the tax from the economy and direct relief actions to those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Latourers Union
Tevelile
Building ‘Trades
Motorist Forfeits £10 Bail in Local Case
A motorist forfeited a ten pound bail after appearing on charges following a touring incident. The defendant, aged 38, faced legal proceedings and paid the amount to secure release while awaiting further action. The court declined further details in today’s brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McBean
Rane Proieinen
Ra Eam Peel
Wile
Council considers ordinance variation on residentia trespass case
Public council action centers on a proposed ordinance variation connected to a trespass dispute. The document outlines proceedings, notices, and potential remedies under municipal authority. Names and specific locations are partially legible, with emphasis on legal procedures and council oversight.
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Charlotte
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Chatleynie Plains
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Allan Lynn
Uae
Teudon
Boel
Denise
Gandgate
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Morton
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Mallan
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Taonovan Dam
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Australia
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Uilon
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T. A
Perry God
Ielurden
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Une
Mir Baie
Jali
Ivor
Ulan
Ainters
Wurde
Oulier Railway Syatet
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Jinenvinnid
Mure Fongerou
Yacundey
Wnlog
Qhorga
Moroney
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Hasan
O”Maley
Alice
Tucan
Omalley
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Ana
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Annan
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Hilliard
Marker
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