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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1935
Page
5
The Times correspondent reports British advice on withholding an oil concession in Abyssinia is unlikely to be accepted. The piece argues the plan threatens Abyaninian integrity and risks destabilizing the region, with warnings that allied actions could undermine the foundation of British policy. The article cites tense exchanges and strategic concerns about intercontinental balance.
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A fragmentary report describes royal family attendance at the funeral rites with the Duke of Gloucester and the Duchess of York among attendees. It notes public interest in certifying goods and mentions a royal funeral procession route and attendees including bishops and nobility.
Fragmented OCR text references New Zealand settlers and exploratory scope, mentioning Wakefield and emigration subsidies. It appears to discuss a colonial migration push, costs, and potential company involvement, but the damaged source lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable individuals to confirm a specific item.
In Murgon district a grass fire spread across fields as residents scrambled to control the blaze. A car was burned on a farm while the owner joined efforts to fight the flames, and a bystander reported two additional incidents nearby.
A garbled 1920s style financial note reports rising state expenditure and revenue. It cites August and Auguste periods, mentions totals like £850,788 and 3,007,300, and references various accounts such as public sale funds and tax revenues. The entry names individuals and agencies in a confused ledger about fiscal activity.
A mass march planned in Canberra to protest unemployment is led by Hughes junior and expected to involve around 3000 marchers including men, women, and children. Police prepare for demonstrations as pensioners and representatives from local groups discuss potential action and government response.
A farmer named Thompson, of Rununopping in In, was savagely struck by a large iron object during a brutal assault. He is in critical condition at Sunonappin Hospital. The attacker fled as bystanders and a 13 year old daughter witnessed the incident and sought help. Further details and the attacker’s identity are not yet known.
A chaotic clipping reports price changes and actions by the Prices Commissioner Mr. Ferry affecting wine boots and cattle amid drought. It references Brisbane shoppers paying more and wholesale pricing shifts, with scattered mentions of auctions, stocks, and upcoming stock sales.
A high mass will be held at St Stephen's Cathedral at 10 o'clock in the morning for the Belgians. Reverend Arnou will deliver a panegyric. The event honors the memory of the late figures associated with the Belgian relief effort.
Fragmented OCR notes recount Tavua Goldfield bore tests and train travel at Uji area. Mentions Zenbon celebration, republic dates, loaders and construction details, with unclear sequence and mixed place names. Entities include Tavua, Zenbon, Uji, and references to mining and transport.
In Hobart on Monday a prisoner attack disrupted the governor and led to a protest by inmates. The incident escalated as guards restrained several prisoners, a water spray and scuffles reported, with a governor attended by staff and a security response underway.
The legendary cattle king Sidney Ayers and notable pastoralist Lead al bl tame were among figures tied to the vast Australian sheep operation. Reports describe Eyre as a prominent station owner with about 215,000 sheep, marking a peak in pastoral enterprise amid changing times.
A chaotic dispatch reports escalating labor unrest in northern districts. Industrial workers led by the Communist movement rally amid mass meetings at Tully and Mourilyan demanding wage and working condition concessions. Police and strike committees coordinate responses as meetings seek to avert broader disruption.
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Three men were rescued from a shark infested sea near Perth after clinging to a boat for seven hours. The divers managed to reach the vessel, remove a stingray, and bring the men aboard.
Fragmented OCR recounts rising costs and promotional pressure in fuel sales with payees and penalties mentioned. It notes a five maker petrol market and a wire chair reference, with timing at 3 pm and diners not in the petrol line.
A husband in Queensland faces murder charges after his wife’s death near Broket Hill Auckland Australia. The man, detained in Melbourne, allegedly killed his wife amid an inheritance dispute. Police allege proceeds from investments and royalties influenced the case as detectives pursue links to Sydney and Queensland.
A typist named Ken Lyfe died after a fatal incident at a Franklin Street residence. A woman, Lacie Touting, opened a doorway and, in a sudden movement, slipped into a well shaft, trapping her head and shoulders. She fell several feet, sustaining fatal injuries before bystanders could intervene.
A chaotic session discussed strike actions and enforcement. The record notes officials claim a decision to handle the situation with a firm approach was endorsed, while some attendees argued for caution and ongoing negotiations.
London reports show the price of gold at £1 0s 0d per ounce with the pound quoted at the day’s rate. A.W.U. strike and guarded sale notes appear in theierungen. market figures list gold at 7/0 and the dollar varied.
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