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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 20, 1936
Page
5
Police case at Darwin relates to a hotel incident during football activities. Constables clashed with players and spectators near the hotel amid a broader melee involving officers. Several arrests and a later court appearance were noted as part of the disturbance.
J Ferrier claims a victory at St Andrews amid discussion of championship form. Report highlights Ferrier’s satisfying performance and a strong course showing as key rivals, including Bl Andrews, miss a final charge on the championship course.
The report describes a dig at Moleneam where immigrant groups preserved a fossil culture tied to a Weal heritage. Excavations show layered stone formations, burial remains, and a ceremonial site linked to a now-forgotten people. Professor Lyons and the Sydney University department lead the study, focusing on preservation and historical significance.
Fragmented draft describes mysterious Pacific tomb temples and rulers linking to Western Tang influences. Claims of hidden lists and privileged plates surface amid uncertain details about origins and authorities.
A garbled OCR report describes Beau Ham racing a mile in wet, windy conditions with split times and competing athletes such as Nan Meng Woh and Sian Alustih. It notes strong headwinds, mentions venues like Sit laane and Laue ley Bridge, and references a finish near a time around two minutes with various trackers and spectators.
Fragments describe a hurdle event with notable horses and riders, mentioning Par Full Chorey and Pom. The text references Fullerenes BN and other race participants in a muddled report with lapses in names and places. The tone mirrors a racing column highlighting suspenseful performances and expected clashes.
A report on two way radio lessons for isolated outback children aims to supplement teacher presence. The program would allow questions to be asked to Mel sflenchers and others, with medical sections guiding supportive services. Public instruction would reach many centers as communication experiments show broad listener interest.
A horse trainer was awarded a verdict in a criminal civil action over a racehorse dispute. The plaintiff claimed ownership and damages following a race club incident, naming William James McKechnies and Charley Leslie Thompson among others. The case centered on a horse bought for £300, alleged to be the trainer’s wife’s property, with further slander claims linked to events at racing clubs.
An inquest in Mooloolaba heard of a drowning near Apel 6 taal where Rita Woodrotter and another woman were swept from a breaker. Mr. Mitchell of the Mooloolaba Life-saving Club and Dr. Shae of Buderim testified, noting the rescuer swam to reach both women but only one survived after two hours of effort.
A Rome inquest heard testimony about a drowning near Sheep Bog where Mrs Woodrofte allegedly struggled in deep water. Constable L Mitchell stated the deceased entered the water and Warner and Warrier helped reach safety as breakers drove them. The inquiry was adjourned to a later date.
A woman gave birth to twins in an ambulance en route from Mackay to Cameron Pocket, with the mother and both babies later admitted to a district hospital. The twins, reported to be a girl and a girl, arrived shortly after the ambulance began the journey.
A Hobart incident on a Tuesday involved a level crossing collision near Garne linn Bay. Vernon Hi Gifford of Hobart rode in a motor car that was struck, with severe injuries including arm and rib damage and facial lacerations. A second vehicle, driven by Wain, was involved, causing additional bodily harm to Allen Linviell of Moanah. The horse carriage was destroyed and the horse injured in the aftermath.
Indian horses may race here as regional officials and the Federal Government discuss re opening horse racing. Wealthy owners push for permitted use of upturned stalls and racing stables in the Eastern Bubuche line, while customs minister Whites weighs the border disease risk and potential economic benefits.
The Commonwealth Statistician reports April price changes for food and groceries across regions. New South Wales rose by 2 percent while Victoria and Western Australia showed increases around 1 to 1.8 percent. Queensland and other areas also recorded modest gains, with rates varying by state.
The piece describes relief methods for ear pressure and buzzing noises as forerunners of deafness. It prescribes diluting granule crystals in water and drinking tablespoons four times daily. It also warns of nerve strain and potential nervous breakdown from persistent head noises.
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