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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
4
A damaged text weather summary lists scattered forecasts and temperatures for Melbourne and surrounding districts. It mentions wind conditions, rain chances, and localized advisories with multiple unclear dates and misspelled place names, creating an incomplete regional forecast snapshot.
The page delivers an air route forecast and celestial data for September, detailing sun and moon times, tides, and dates. It lists lunar phases, moon illumination, high and low tides, and mentions specific locations and observers for the forecast period.
Fragmentary OCR describes a public event or attraction attracting interest from speculators and attendees. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text, but the piece centers on a fifty year milestone and related activities at a local venue. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
A century-old analysis notes European nations expanding armaments and rehearsing large scale maneuvers. France Germany Italy and Austria prepare for potential conflict while Russia displays military strength in Moscow. Geneva prepares to curb war as Italo Abyssinian tensions rise amid wartime rhetoric.
Mr Casey promoted to Commonwealth treasurership amid praise for his industrious apprenticeship in federal politics. In under four years since entering Parliament his talents marked him for reform and ministerial duty. His background includes war service and international affairs experience. Born in Brisbane, he holds Victorian education and a virtuous political record.
The document outlines Britain’s push to influence Geneva on collective peace, the League’s struggle between a weaker system and a stronger Italy, and France’s fear of choosing between a weakened League or Italy’s new power. Germany’s threat dominates, with Italy, Abyssinia, and Japan shaping East and Central Europe as major powers seek security and balance. The piece frames Geneva as a cauldron where nations weigh parity, colonial aims, and potential war with Europe-wide consequences.
In Parliament yesterday the Premier avoided the key question on the sugar strike and asserted the Arbitration Court holds jurisdiction. Reports from North Queensland say ASPA and Q.G.G.A. want to defer to the A.W. while cane farmers press for a resumption and risk industrial trouble as strike breakers loom.
Australian exporters praise a new process to ship chilled beef to England while opponents warn of price, wage, and demand shifts. Observers cite Argentina as a rival, with English buyers cautious about higher costs and quality concerns amid fluctuating storage and export policies.
A fragmented reminiscence traces Sir Sidney Kidman’s life, noting his bushman roots, ventures, and immense wealth. The passage highlights his vast cattle operations, the people who worked with him, and his wife, portraying a world of frontier labor, cattle camps, and early Australian enterprise. It emphasizes his influence and the country’s regard for his ventures.
The report indicates showers likely today with mild temperatures around average for the year and a mix of cloudiness. A cyclone event near the Tasman Sea is mentioned with possible thunder showers and sporadic rain moving across the region from the Gulf of Carpentaria toward Sila end Twamani, foretelling variable conditions across western coastal areas.
A government arranged pleasure trip for Labour visitors was discussed. Premier indicated entertainment and conference activities would accompany the visit. The outcome hinted at support for broader engagement and potential benefits from such tours.
A heated party meeting at Parliament House considered cutting relief tax by nearly zero the proposal faced objections claiming it would be inadequate and worsen farm debts as farmers struggle with labour and debt relief schemes. The discussions reflected tensions over funding for unemployment relief and farm debt adjustments amid national economic strain.
The article discusses a projected £50 million wool clip and price levels, estimating a yearly wool income around £80 to £90 million and a potential rise in exports. It considers the impact on Australia’s balance of payments, overseas obligations, and domestic bank reserves, noting that a substantial surplus could support financial recovery and national income at last year’s level.
A damaged readable line reports an airwoman with a first passenger in Archerfield yesterday afternoon. The note mentions a caper or incident with a crew and a required number of minutes, though many words are unclear. Further details remain unreadable in the fragment.
Hobart reports Acting Premier E Dwyes suggests deferring the selection of a new leader for the Australian Labour Party until unity talks progress. He notes negotiations among Labour factions in Canberra and the federal parliament may push the decision back.
A dense, damaged OCR fragment shows scattered references to political figures, campaigns, and public figures. Names like Maxwell, J.T. Bevin, and references to a premier suggest a mid 20th century parliamentary or colonial governance context. The passage wanders through critiques of labour movements, government spending, and public policy with oblique mentions of barouna power and taxation.
Delegates from the Labour movement across the Commonwealth will discuss purse wait and related concerns at a forthcoming meeting of the Federal executive. The report notes plans outlined by representatives including Py wars and O. G. Fallon.
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