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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 21, 1936
Page
5
City Count Debt Under Scrutiny Over City Borrowing
The Lord Mayor faces questions as the Greater Stiuane city tally shows several millions borrowed since inception. At council, concerns rise over missteps and the role of the Labours and Goundht groups as the city moves toward later repayments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menor
Gounell
Stiuane
Heahey
Aiterinat
Millaney
Cuelier
Beliwine
Mebane
Tueray
Connel
Regio Nali
Exclusion From Austral Boxing Debate in Canberra
In Canberra discussion on excluding coloured boxers from Austral boxing gains attention. Mr Lane notes a recent Australian injury case caused by an American minister for interior matters. The interior administration offered donations to Australia to regulate deportation timing and safe periods for boxers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austral
Canberra
Astralin
Lane
Wirrcon
Australia
Dali
Dar
Teor
Ex-detective Britt Marvearoush Pleads Guilty to Housebreaking
In Melbourne, ex-detective Britt Marveaorish pleads guilty to four counts of housebreaking and related thefts. A heated council session follows as aldermen clash over proceedings, with the mayor and Alderman O Kelly involved in a volatile dispute ending with council approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jokn Smith
Melistrivae
Melbourne
Britt Marveoroush
le Gisrating
Beth
Tm Talece Y
Ain
Malvern
Paris Ain
Wangeene Paral Bay
IBC Zaboue Cit Council
Ax ‘John
Demaine
Lyon
C. F. O'Kelly
Brian Hugh Cavanagh
Eleo
Rely Miden
Gange Biellmach
C. Tub
Bielllmach
Ion
ABC to relay Brisbane programs under new national schedule
Queensland ABC officials announced plans to relay Brisbane productions across all states as part of a new national schedule. Ed Laws said only one network feature will be shared nightly with regional relays tied to capital city broadcasts. The scheme aims to raise inter-state standards and may push for a permanent Brisbane symphony orchestra with reorganized staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brishans
Tearianis
Staten
Angweal
el East
Brisbane
ABC
Aruisia
Queensland Usteners
Queenslang
Laws
Yeaerday
Qlisensland
Yatloun
Lund Uy
Othey
Lewis
Australia
Bridane
W. J Gleaty
Mananer
G.moses
Towmaville Radio Station May Boost Listeners
In Queensland the deputy director notes profits may fall and balance sheets show tightening. The Towmaville station, built and to be expanded, could raise radio seances and attract new listeners despite ongoing congestion and revenue concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation Radio “Narvice
Queensland
Corbett
Towraville Rad
Iate
Towmavilla
Mike Helmrich to Sing at Brisbane on June 21
Soprano Dorothy Helmrich in a royal engagement with the Australian Broadcasting Commission for a concert tour across Hobart Melbourne Adelaide and Perth. The engagement begins Sunday June 31 with further personal appearances in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Helmrich
Brisbane
Melbourne
Dorothy “Helmrich
Yoors
Aus
Teliay
Broadcasting Commission
Willitetiake A Maur
Lone Wobart
Adelaide
Perth
Unclear fragmentary report at Presbyterian assembly
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Presbyterian assembly discussion touching on casket and sale of comtreceptives, mentioning Rev Mr Pearaat and unnamed individuals, with garbled names and meeting timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearaat
Ie ‘Presbyterian
Lemperasee
Old World Morals Clash As Women Seek Equal Roles
A 1937 discourse notes a push against saloon power and contraception debates. Clergy voices call for liquor restraint and social reform while praising women joining business and professional fields despite traditional constraints.
City Planner Blames Flat Life for Falling Birth Rate
A distant, garbled report cites a city official blaming overcrowded housing and modern living for a declining birth rate. The text references housing, food security, and speculative policies, with scattered phrases about England and Brisbane conditions and temporary measures.
Governor laments rubbish in wool exports to Japan
The Governor Sir Lelie Wilson criticised careless dumping of rubbish in wool bales sent to Japan. He cited a letter and a photo showing items such as a rat, a chicken foot, and a box of miniatures found in wool packs. He urged accountability to prevent repeats and protect Australia’s export industry and population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelie Wilson
Courier-Mail
Bates
Wnol
Japan
Australia
Ipewich
Grazing Farm Sold Amid Varied Local News
The sale of Mathalia grazing farm to Tallan for £20,600 is reported along with notes on new police cadet appointments, Mount Coot-tha homeless camp talks, Education Department objections, and various regional updates from Brisbane and beyond.
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Dunkerry
Mount Coot-tha
Hanlot
Brisbane ‘City
Nome
Lima
Victoria Park
Bundaberg
Vleke Bhooling
Mare
D. Relsenielter
Meadow Bank
Phyllis Ag
Relsenielter
Queensland
Astoplane Induatr
Wackett
Masests
Harrison
Murphy
New York
Wer
War Department
Baker
England
Tn Formational @tores
Britain
Ban On Horses From India Affects Trade and Health Rules
Health officials announce a ban on horses from India due to fears of disease. The measure aims to prevent spread to nearby lands and waters, with authorities seeking to halt imports and enforce restrictions immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ein
Ania
Doctors Mystified By Sydney Van Vision Recovery
Doctors in Brisbane express confusion over Roy Wendrick who recovered his sight after months of blindness following injuries. The case puzzles experts at the General Hospital and raises questions about brain or eye trauma and potential structural issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Bydney
Roy Wendrick
Shayng
Prime Minister cites 27 percent for 40 hour week shift
Mr Lyons told the Australian House of Representatives that about 27 percent of Commonwealth employers not classified as professional or clerical had a 1 hour weekly gain, with some officers exceeding 40 hours but performing light duties. He said no constitutional barrier blocks extending the 40 hour week to Commonwealth servants and a general statement would be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mughes
Acre
Reid
Yanoun
Union OF Churches
W. G. Radcliffe
O& Ghia
Han Unity
Rom
Bates
Ike
Beawley
Redport
Redport On the Conferenice At Rock Champion In September Lest Waa
Gus
J Simmons
Af Montpeter
M. Martins Fe
Clayheid
Reon Ohing
Ann
Rav
Millar
Briebane
Elemenes
Federal Service
Simmons
Poe
Abe
Finn
Cauper
Mr. Lyons
Blackburn
Vic
House of Representatives
Lyons
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Sermonia
Acting Premier Pease Heads to Loan Council Meeting
The Acting Premier Mr Pease and accompanying officers return to Melbourne by steamer Barrabos from Calberra after a visit to the Carpentaria coast. They head to Brisbane for a housing hold, with New Zealand railway officers also departing south by train for the South East form Giutrlet conference and Mackay for the RabitaLa annual conference.
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Pease
Calberra
Mpl
Carpentaria
Melbourne
Barrabos
Brisbane
Sears
Mats Fren
Duiegate
Mackay
Math Tri
Macktay
P. W
Gourt
Longresch
Gnd
Widten
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Kyogle
Eavier
Onotes
Dred
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Sandy
Finnays
Finneys
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