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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 25, 1938
Page
1
Equal Share For Women In National Insurance Bill
In Canberra the Prime Minister announced plans to equalize pensions for men and women and to extend coverage to self employed groups such as farmers and small business people. He said reforms aim to improve unemployment protection and introduce voluntary basis provisions while cautioning against overreach that could threaten the scheme. The government intends to refine the bill and pursue additional improvements in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
House of Representatives
Lyons
Curtin
Contributory Pensions and Women's Pay Debate
A fragmentary report discusses contributory pensions and the wage gap between men and women. It notes proposed voluntary schemes and government aims to avoid compulsory contributions, with references to a 1877 base rate and ongoing parliamentary debate about equal pay and women’s work. Contined on Page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuigory
Fragmentary note hints at government aides and voluntary pay deals
An incomplete text discusses a government offer or allowance tied to a voluntary scheme. It mentions doctors, employers, and a plan affecting women, with references to a broader policy debate and potential financial arrangements. The readable lines imply debate over voluntary contributions versus mandated support.
Unveiling Of Memorial Delayed By Rain Next Friday
A memorial statue unveiling was postponed due to rain and rescheduled for Friday after a special meeting of memorial committees. Officials indicated the ceremony would include Premier, Governor, and Bronze won cavellrg participants. the event faced conflicts with a Diby Ball and other evening plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George Vo
Mary
Kolvin Groce
Genege
Notate
Leonsert
Ulwan
Kelvin “Grove
Vic
Cavellrg
Brndes
Gothsh
Ted Lacie Marwitney
Commissianer
Snowind
Bey
Bradman Denounced Focus On Him At Surrey Club Dinner
At a London dinner, Lord MacMillan praised Australian cricket’s strength but Bradman urged restraint. He warned against singling him out and noted Australia has many capable players including OReilly and Haslebens, stressing the team’s broad depth in Test cricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tord MacMilion
Surrey
London
Bradman
England
Himeel
Saad Eal
Biedman
Hawler
Oreilly
Balamen
Courier-Mull
Anscott
Definite Clue To Fate Of Kingsford Smith
Aeroplane wreckage found on the Burmese coast in May 1927 is positively identified as part of the late Sir Charles Kingsford Smiths machine. Burmese authorities continue the search for the remaining parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsford Smith
Canberra
Naheen
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith
Terrorists Busy in Jerusalem Amid Postwar Turmoil
Fragmented wartime dispatch reports terrorist activity in Jerusalem with claims of attacks on Jews and Arabs. The minister for defence and other officials discuss injuries and casualties as authorities assess ongoing security threats across the city.
Crisis not over Germans turn to Spain says Europe
London May 24 The Prague Czechoslovak crisis though eased is not over. Europe fears renewed German activity in Spain and possible aid to Japan in China. Reports say the Sudeten German leader Renjetl met with the Czech premier Hawey and may meet again, as Germany weighs actions linked to the Rome Berlin axis and potential war material moves to Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Spain
Germany
Japan
China
Lostley Whesotelel
Ie Newschronele
Prague
Trope Aducawa
Weer Renjetl
Howeay Ivesterday
Fila
Sydney Morning Morald
Geechoslovak Eis
Teoly
Bern
Silinin
Hones
Ruscha
Vna
Poland
Nares
Peanre
Italy
Germ Yan
Mallon
Angie Teallan
Spanian Government A9 the Wary Ban Beardlonpea
Yenomne
Sinal States
Geemeny
Bradman’s Move Scoreboard Surrey Innings Summary
Match details show Bradman’s Surrey innings with Gregory, Masel, O Reilly, and Holmes among others noted for dismissals by Ward and O’Reilly. Notable scores include Watts six and Brooks not out. Australia openers Bas and Badcock appear in the first innings with Badcock out to J Bennett and other entries incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Gregory
C. Masel
O Reilly
Fishlock
Barnett
Squeres
Grinchiy
Baruing
B. Ward” Holmes
Brown
O'Termy
Garland-Wells
Trown
O'Reilly
Gimeno Foo Berry
Ward Watts
Brooks
Gover
B. Oreilly
Australia
Badcock
Watts
B. Gregory
Jabnett
Australia Battles Surrey As Bradman Stirs Contention
May 24 reports recount Australia pressing to an outright win after Surrey’s dismissal. Bradman faced scrutiny for tactics amid a tense match, while teammates faced criticism over bowling and fielding errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
London
Brodin
Australia
Ater
Surrey
Aatr
Chippertiel
Wick Pym
Pion
Bradman
Ronan
Final Appeal By Mr Lyons In Canberra On Waterside Crisis
In an eleventh hour move to reverse government actions against loading of scrap for Japan, Prime Minister Lyons alleges Communists fomenting water front unrest. He warns the government must act under the Transport Workers Act or face widespread trouble across Sydney and other ports. He appeals to waterside workers to seek calm and support a moderate course, blaming opposition Labor party for agitation while urging vigilance as river levels rise and the crisis looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prackin
Idee Wiley
Sram ‘Atwan
Lyons
Charles Gingstond Smith
Outhcen Kg
Thorby
Tnt
Charlie Bingsford Smith
England
Alisirdlis
Navan
Wilo
Sen
Lambiere
Araby
Muwleria
Canberra
Japan
Sydney
Jou
Seherah
Gamenet
Britain
Eas Breas
Ceneral Europe
Ibn i
France
Yiler
Stenney River
Acer
TORIO
Gewardinar
Tani of
Iron
Wiltim Thomas
Toa
Ior Inca
Tanerteaesinn
Eerilany
Oerimant
Colleeten
Gastre
Acuip
Ataes
Film Competition Results Coming Tomorrow Feature Pa
Final checks on 15000 entries in The Cowrier Mall £50 competition are nearly complete. Readers will learn the voting results and prize winners for the 10 most popular screen sectors and actresses in tomorrow's special Film Feature Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowrier-Mall
Cheap air travel for wives under half fare plan
Australian National Airways announced half fare flights for wives traveling with husbands on Melbourne to Sydney and Adelaide routes. Rules include one man one wife per trip and both must fly on same plane, with Captain Ivan Holyman saying the plan aims to boost male travel despite wives’ reluctance.
Iron Mining Bounty and Double Charge of Murder
A 1935 report from Sydney notes a government bounty program for iron and related minerals, with a separate report of a double murder case. Details mention Gardiner and Marie Ginna amid discussions of security, taxation, and wartime measures affecting production and contracts. The piece references officials, contractors, and international concerns tied to the bounty scheme and the murder inquiry.
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