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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 19, 1936
Page
5
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The fragmentary text offers minimal readable items, mentioning only blurred phrases and no clear events, names, dates, or places. Without coherent facts, a concise newspaper card cannot be formed.
A crowded burial at a miner Albert Perry’s grave follows a Western mine disaster. Mourners, including relatives and a minister, gather at the cemetery as the service proceeds with religious rites and interment amid the wreckage.
Warden and four miners narrate a perilous incident at a facility near Fort area. The group describes a harrowing escape from a dangerous environment, detailing a windy, treacherous journey and steps taken to reach safety.
A Victorian era report notes government debate over ruthless tree destruction. Officials discuss telegraph and cable service disruption, urging caution and considering public authority interventions tied to postal and forest departments.
Fragmentary dispatch from Buenos Aires reports Bolivia's government toppled by a group of army officers. A junta reportedly assumed power after the palace takeover and immediate demand for the president's resignation. The piece notes constitutional extensions and reforms discussed in ensuing periods.
Jerusalem correspondent reports worst disorders since the war as mobs clash with authorities. Violent incidents include arson, looting, and assaults as Jews and Arabs face heightened tension. Military patrols and a new battalion are deployed to restore order amid a fragile, dangerous city.
A distorted clipping reports a troubling ending to a local pageant or performance titled Happy Is the Day. It notes confusion and abrupt moments in the Jewish quarter as attendees react to a violent outcome. Names and precise places are obscured in the damaged text.
A writ against stipendiary steward Matrick Gavin of the Barn of mr Hotel Toowoomba seeks 627 pounds for board. The case, noted in the Toowoomba Supreme Court, alleges the claim relates to an agreement for board compensation tied to a count of 280 weeks, with the respondent named as Toowoomba stipendiary court official in the matter.
London discusses at ministerial talks whether to revise the League of Nations or form defensive alliances. Key issues include the Italo Abyssinian settlement, a projected Mediterranean pact, and Russia naval parity, with emphasis on British influence at Geneva and reactions to German and Italian moves.
A historic document outlines a major defence plan for Capetown with Britain and the Union of South Africa coordinating to fortify the Southern Hemisphere. The proposal envisions expanded naval work and state facilities, detailing accommodation for warships and related infrastructure.
A chaotic incident reports two youths firing on attacking dogs during a sheep killer event. One dog died instantly. the second dog was wounded but later killed by locals. The injured animal and slain sheep were found in a paddock near Talner. Police and witnesses described the sequence as menacing, with claims of the offenders fleeing as bystanders pursued.
The clipped item references Lord Allenby’s funeral and a ceremonial wreath from allies. It notes currency quotes for gold and sterling, with mentions of official communications and price movements during a period of political uncertainty.
A shortened legal note reports that condemned youths face reprieve during appellate review. The Crimonal Appeal Court considered motions and directed new inquiries as Harold Janes Muroney and others await further rulings.
A chaotic excerpt details a controversy over wool bales labeled Museum exported from Australia to Japan. It cites mislabeling, race implications, and possible manipulation of the wool trade, with authorities investigating the incident as public unrest grows in Australia and Japan.
Fragmented OCR text references resignation and national party struggles. Mentions Lord Allen and Abyssinia context intertwined with Labour Party discussions. Readers should note unclear names and missing dates.
A Brisbane council push to secure Commonwealth Bank underwriting for a 22,000,090 loan to fund the water and sewerage works program faces market delays. The plan aims to begin by midyear with council and government negotiations continuing, including possible state and federal backing and budgeting considerations.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled report on a Peeping Tom incident at New Farm. Names, dates, and places are obscured, but hints of legal action, investigations, and a public nuisance case surface amid distorted phrases and stray terms.
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