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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
6
A report from Washington states the Abyssinian crisis prompted oil interests to refrain from immediate exploitation. The Economic Concession remained contested, with officials noting prior Ethiopian concessions and urging caution in European dealings amid pressure from various factions.
A fragmented wartime dispatch reports a labor led coalition urging governments to uphold collective security. It notes Britain France and allied nations seeking democratic cohesion against rising militarism. The piece mentions unions, defense councils, and shifts in international cooperation amid conflict.
The Times correspondent describes troops detrain at Daws for deployment toward Adowa. Soldiers advance in grim, shielded ranks while women weep as the column moves past the station. Royal ministers urge courage in the face of the looming conflict with Abyssinia.
A fragmented report notes MR CHERTOK and associates showing a concession bid tied to a 1,000,000 dollar offer with 6500.00 per acre terms. It mentions a London supplier and a request for funds before action, with Mr Becker’s company connected and Governor’s office involvement described.
An unconscious man lay on a roadway near Beenleigh as police and ambulance crews attended. Witnesses noted injuries and the exact cause remained unclear while investigators examined the scene and vehicle marks. The incident drew attention to public safety near the school building project site.
The article notes a rise in butter efficiency improving bread texture. It mentions Kingston and a daily Bee publication with a dated note on pricing and a ten percent increase in output.
Fragmentary report notes Weanneaay taa 'ouams-central and Womminet 'oimasiser discuss intervention. Wall Rad presents Aly's case against Abyennis no. dla Ueelon on the super hide of her place with no further comment.
A parliamentary report notes substantial pension and health scheme values with total commitments around 480 million pounds and long term investments estimated at 90040. Investment projections show high shares in Ireland and Wales. The plan discusses evolving pension liabilities and future funding arrangements as part of welfare reform.
Norman accepts invitation replacing Hey in the League Tour of New toe after Hey withdraws. The move shifts schedule and line up as Norman joins the tour roster with Queensland involvement noted.
Wool auction in Sydney total offerings reached 42 900 bales with strong competition and high prices. Japanese buyers led demand while Continental and American buyers also participated. Despite weathered conditions, many wools sold in good to fair quality amid a widening market, with totals for the week around 45 000 bales.
Campbell’s achievement at Blue Bird after a record 301 miles per hour run near London, with Lord Wavell praising the British reputation. The trial over 1183 miles featured the Mie Rint and a return journey to New York, highlighting the high-speed, risky auto record attempt.
London September report on Oppermans 460 mile trek described as a challenging ride with gusty winds and route along Hyde Park. The description notes a mist covered coast and enthusiastic crowds at key points, including a halt near Hyde Park corner before continuing through the city streets.
Dublin reports the Free State council vows a boycott of the Berlin Olympiad. The chaotic appeal urges unity and a firm stance against the Berlin event, signaling political tension and a defiant posture from Irish authorities.
Keen bidding for stock drove prices up at a Toowoomba sale as buyers from across the region competed for prime shares of livestock. The market opened with strong demand and multiple bidders pushing prices higher for cattle and sheep, though some vendors reported mixed results on the day.
In Alberta, concerns rise over a depleted treasury as officials including Premier and key ministers appeal to the federal government for assistance. The tangled political debate references social programs, budget gaps, and potential policy responses amid mounting fiscal strain.
A chaotic historical piece reports Australia and Japan forging a new pacific era through goodwill and cooperation. It highlights speeches at Parliament House, praise for leaders, frayed grammar, and optimistic bets on trade, culture, and regional alliance.
Mr Debuchi visits Canberra accompanying the foreign minister as the Japanese goodwill mission arrives. Debuchi and the delegation are hosted by the government in Canberra with talks at Parliament House and meetings with Prime Minister and Governor-General.
Fragments show a formal presentation of gifts to a Mr Debuchi with references to Commonwealth insignia and a ceremonial setting. The text is garbled but suggests a pageantry or official event with named participants and a date around late December.
Perth-Daly Waters air service leaders debate duplicating a proposed route. Melbourne report notes committee scrutiny of political and pastoralist figures connected to the proposal, with many moving parts across Darwin, Brisbane, and Sydney. The article mentions Gordon and connections to Commonwealth Parliament, amid early political maneuvering.
A garbled report records a 254 dividend for a 5/ holder in Adelaide on Wednesday. Mentions a winner at Berathainya and a payout of 1356/4/0. Other details indicate ticket holders, rates, and cheers at Tulare and Teo, with references to Yarra.
A fragmented account discusses Antarctic wind energy concepts and a hoped future power system. Professors from multiple universities address economic, geographic, and technological questions, including windmills, polar resources, and international trade implications.
The Prime Minister directs drafting of legislation to revive the Interstate Commission to balance powers and appoints a new inquiry with figures including Mr Butler and Mr Abbott named as potential members. The commission would address guidelines on relations between different branches and ministries.
In a chaotic naval dispatch aboard a vessel near the Atlantic, sailors tussle with a tense crew while 4000 gallons of paint are mentioned amid reports of duties, weather, and approaching hazards. The captain, Neald Nok, and officers like Vice-Admiral Jape frame actions as crews prepare lines, tenders, and preparations for a potentially decisive maneuver near the port bridge.
Fragmented account describes a violent clash with police and a dramatic scene involving Whiskard, alleged weaponry, and an arrest. It shifts to a discussion on imperial policy and emigration, citing Australian routes to London and remarks by Captain J. Motiatt Padre about passenger migration and Dominion capacity. The text interleaves fragmented names, places, and dates, reflecting a chaotic OCR of a multifactored report.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Canada national government play against smaller counties with garbled text and scattered names. Key terms include Canada, mini counties, London, and references to teams or fixtures, though specifics remain unclear due to damaged text.
Police report a case involving Sonali and Mika tied to a jetty incident. Details show a possible violation and investigation ongoing with local authorities.
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