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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
5
The Times reports a grave dilemma over Abyssinia as mediators seek a solution. Britain presses for restraint while other powers debate sanctions and possible war material controls amid tension, with Foreign Secretary statements urging careful diplomacy.
A fragmented report covers a contempt application before Full Court Justices Maxwell and others. Patrick Brady, solicitor Laila says Brady rented Thursday. case relates to a satire publication in Truth newspaper on May 18. The matter centers on alleged defamation or contempt and possible restraint.
In Charleville on May 21 the Ryan case charging George Philp Ryan with a shooting near Brisbane was adjourned after jurors failed to agree. The prisoner was moved to a police station for escort to Brisbane, with a court noting the historic difficulty of the trial.
A troubled account details a vanished passenger aboard the Ormiston bound for Bquiney. Officials report no sign of the traveler after the ship sailed, with investigators tracing the voyage and questioning crew and firms connected to the vessel and port offices.
A fragmented article fragment discusses whether women should be allowed to enter religious ministry. It references deaconess orders and vows, with debates over church policy and gender roles within the ministry. The text is garbled but shows ongoing tensions about women’s eligibility and church authority.
A garbled early 20th century public notice references emergency taxation burdens, a secretary, and the Commonwealth Government. mentions a 3.90 figure, proposed expenditures, and calls for action by state authorities. The text is fragmented but centers on tax measures and government response.
A report from October 1933 details Kingsford Amity and Broadbent’s aviation feats from England to Australia and back. A recent rough flight involved a forced landing due to low cloud with repairs and a plan to continue toward Melbourne.
In Abt’s presentation he states Germany will not pursue war and will seek naval and race policies, will participate in efforts to limit armament, will abstain from universal military service, and plans to negotiate with other powers for an appeasement accord while striving to craft a cooperation pact.
An OCR fragment recounts a fight involving named entities such as Bathurst and West Africa. The readable portions mention Natal and Mantaocaeier with dates around May and March in a distant context, but key details, participants, and outcomes are unclear. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and does not yield a coherent event.
A garbled late era obituary notes Jane Addams recognized as a major social reformer. The fragment mentions public health, peace efforts, and city leadership, with references to Beamer, Aneleni and various scattered locations.
Sydney May 22 A lamteekes man, Benty Harts of North Wales, was attacked by a cattle dog. His index finger of the right hand was severed and he sustained lacerations to the face. The dog attacked during tethering and fled after being driven off. A neighbor aided, the dog retreated, and the man received hospital care.
Fragmented text describes a Labour Council action urging quashing related to youth matters. Mentions union, women secretary, aviation, and a building project with unclear context and scattered names. Unable to identify specific events or entities due to garbled source text.
A Sydney traveler is reported missing after leaving home in a car on Tuesday. Authorities say he was last seen in Waverley and have launched a search. No further details on identity or motive are available.
A British basis outlines a full settlement with Germany, seeking revision of Versailles terms and possible League of Nations adjustments. Reports from Berlin describe Hitler’s stance on arming and frontiers, with Cabinet discussions on timing for moves toward European peace and co operation.
The report surveys European press sentiment on Mr Hiller’s speech and Britain’s wartime stance. Echo de Bevisi and other papers debate appeasement, German aims, and the potential for a broader alliance while editors weigh the impact on public opinion and future policy.
The Sydney University student representative council decided to withdraw a published song book after a portion was deemed vulgar. Officers attempted alternative programmes for the commemoration revels, while the committee sought to preserve the event’s spirit amid growing controversy. The day’s schedule will use a royal jubilee theme.
A garbled report from Melbourne references a 1919 debate on labour shortages and the Finanos Bill. It notes unemployment nearing 40 percent, trade revival under Chamberlain, and concerns over import duties and train travel in wartime Britain.
Delegates at the Geneva Labour Conference backed a 40 hour work week as part of the labor reform agenda. The move aims to standardize hours, reduce fatigue, and improve productivity across industries.
Rockhampton May 2 A man pleaded guilty to criminal damage on the railway line between Marmier and Malena on May 1. The court heard a crowbar attempt to obstruct trains and threats to halt services. Witnesses described stones placed to damage a culvert, with danger to passengers and the harbour authority’s property. The defendant claimed intent to stop trains and to impede railway operation. The prosecution noted the danger to life and property. the case proceeds to determine penalties.
A report from Mackay details Judge Brennan admonishing defendant Ockmpton in a 1925 case over an injunction by the Supreme Court. The matter concerns a fruiter and re a grocer business and a proposed new bridge replacing an aging structure to connect Ipswich with a nearby town, with construction plans and financing discussed amidst court actions. The proceedings reference the Prune King and Dever as officers, and note debate on design, scale, and safety, including concrete decking and steel reinforcements.
Fragmentary OCR record from South Aberdeen mentions political party labels and individuals. Names and roles are unclear, with garbled phrases such as Conservative and Labour references, and date or place not recoverable. The readable bits show party labels, a candidate or official, and a local political context.
A fragmented OCR style notice from Melbourne market pages references the stock exchange with mentions of barrier stocks and trainer commentary. It notes limited performance indicators and lists several unclear financial terms and figures, reflecting a snapshot of activity without coherent detail.
Reports from Stoney May 22 describe an official inquiry into Thane's Creek gold developments near the Dorado mine. The committee, led by Wing Commander Harrison, considers dewatering costs and early plant readiness for modern operations as it examines future returns and government expenditures amid public hearings.
The Presbyterian General Assembly of New South Wales revived the Angus controversy by adopting a Judicial Commission report. It upholds core Presbyterian doctrine while reserving civil and ceremonial matters for the appellants and aims to ensure adherence to the faith, with calls for continued examination of theological teaching.
A chaotic incident near Millthorpe involved three miners and a bull named Gelignite after a bear treed the animal. The event ended with the bear restrained, 28 items recovered, and no serious injuries reported as workers calmed the scene and awaited further assessment.
Striking Belgian workers occupy two collieries and halt mining in a London era report. London rallies plan to curb Sunday boxing amid wage protests with demonstrations tied to stadium notices and police actions. The strike action disrupts coal output and fuels entertainment bans, while London fears broader unrest.
Fragmentary notes reference a film contract involving Jean Battens and names like Tawnnw and Melly Pima. The readable text mentions union involvement, payment, and a trial of terms, but specifics are unclear. The item reads as an archival notice or contract snippet with many garbled terms and missing context.
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