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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
3
A cryptic cipher of phrases hints at a sudden gathering near Wain and a local group called Yor Ugha. Citizens mobilize as odd chatter circulates about an upcoming fencing demonstration and a cryptic street performance.
Fragmentary court record outlines witnesses in a double divorce petition from Maryborough area. It notes testimonies about separations and absence, with references to Leonard Immonds and Maryborough residents, plus actions by police and coroner. The stream of evidence mentions alimony, marriage in Sydney, and a December hearing amidst dispute over the settlement.
Puzzle note from Courier-Mail lists a crossword entry for number 70, crediting B Billansdowe in Tan and Birr with the solution to No 69. Snippet suggests puzzle solution details and attribution.
The defendant Henry Russel appeared before Mr Stewart Serger BM and was committed to stand trial by the Supreme Court on duly after evidence was concluded. The case involved money received by the accused and applied in the pursuit of a specified operation.
A court detailed the case against Stewart Berar and others as detectives outline the charges in a police inquiry. The defendant faced a 314 month sentence proposal with terms tied to alleged offences in Gympie.
A milk vendor from Beara Powell of Prich met a commission where a commission court found understated income and assessed a total tax shortfall. The verdict noted the defendant underpaid income tax for multiple years and imposed a fine of fifty pounds after inquiries into revenue discrepancies and assessments for the ended June 30, 132.
A disputed proposal seeks a 40 hour workweek exemption affecting construction and maintenance projects. The measure would allow longer hours for certain workers, sparking debate over safety, wages, and overall efficiency. Industry leaders and labor unions clash over health, pay, and job conditions as officials weigh the economic impact.
The Police Court heard a costly joy ride case involving Danaia Anderson labourer who faced a fine of E2 or one month imprisonment, with the vehicle valued at £38 and a camera found in the boot. Witnesses described the events, the camera’s seizure, and the accused's alleged involvement in possession and transfer of the parcel, while officers testified about the commotion and actions taken at New Park and Arm Street.
Readings show temperatures rising slightly from yesterday with Brisbane minimum around 3.3 C and a mean near 38.4 C for May. Records note frost risk in parts, while statewide winds eased and overall weather remained typical for the month. The day saw 226 cases listed for some center as winds moderated along the coast.
The Rev Norman G. Oimuing appeals under the supervision of Rev HM Whellty for men to secure improved clothing and footwear. He urges fifty men to participate, enhance confidence, and provide warm garments for youths and women of the community, with donations to aid those in need during winter.
Florence Austral is set to sing with the Die Hall organ accompanied by five musicians in a May tea event. The concert, described in garbled text, indicates a public performance with plans to be held at a prominent venue, featuring intricate arrangements and notable collaborators.
The Executive Council approved several advances including funds for government works at Wide Creek roll Welicoy and for sewerage at Yurake. Entries show payments such as £180 for Bettie yan casting and other misc credits supporting council projects and public works programs.
The article describes peak hour train service from Ashgroyve to nearby areas with noted delays and schedule irregularities. It highlights Manny A and Breen A as key staff and mentions frequent minor disruptions during the morning and evening rush. Local riders voice concerns about punctuality and crowding.
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