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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1935
Page
5
An Addis Ababa communique reports Italian troop movements across Eritrean fronts as Italy presses a wide offensive. Officials note a broadened front and heightened military activity, with high-level leadership signaling strategic operations.
A bizarre ruse disrupts press readers as jokes target reporters and editors. Amid tangled names and garbled lines, references point to political figures and overseas leaders, with scattered dates and places creating a chaotic, late era newspaper parody tone.
A garbled AP report describes a crowded session with military and political figures. The piece mentions a pale moon event, references to Greek and Italian transports, and notes delays and anxieties affecting travel and wartime logistics.
Sequel to a party scandal, Provost Murray is expelled by the Free Presbyterian Church after a season of controversy. The outspoken figure faced opposition. his retirement coincides with his daughter’s note of apology. About 105 attendees observed the service amid tense atmosphere.
Unclear OCR text describes a local sale action with scattered fragments. Names, dates, and specifics are illegible, but the fragment hints at an official notice of sale or property action from a municipal source.
Heavy rainfall triggers overflow across Charleville area. Creeks and dams threaten Bradley’s Gulls district while outdoor work halts. Reports note significant rain with warnings of further risk. authorities monitor central stations as towns brace for rising waters.
The government outlines sixty new dromes and weather stations in Melbourne and other cities as part of a nationwide internal air aid program. More than 80 enjoined air routes will be established with emergency lending grounds, online links, and special employment measures. The plan includes central weather data systems for all service sectors and a push to develop domestic aviation and manufacturing capabilities.
Baton Rouge reports a chaotic scene surrounding Huey Long and a shark incident as authorities recount a wounded man found near a lighter and tangled with a shark. The event involves local officials, maritime workers, and a suspect linked to the Marine Bureau in a complex sequence of actions. Police investigations continue amid speculation on motives and the broader political tension in Mackay.
Doctors at a hospital fought to save a patient after a severe brain injury from a gun attack. In a dramatic struggle, respiration was assisted by artificial means as medical teams worked to sustain life and counter brain damage, with the outcome uncertain. A separate incident report noted a gunman’s tremors and a failed attempt to kill a public figure, leaving a suspect wounded and under guard.
Fragmented reads describe a schedule for town visits and a public event with references to Bremaning, Ray Of Rickhampton, and local officials. The text mentions a timetable, observances, and potential disturbances during a period of unrest. Names and places are scattered, with unclear dates and outcomes.
A Canberra meeting on September 26 prepares a national Labour conference inviting New South Wales Labour and federal party leaders. Deputy leaders and regional representatives discuss preliminaries to unite the party, amid divisions and leadership speculation affecting the Reders succession and future strategy.
A fragmentary article notes a convict ship transporting hundreds of prisoners to Devil's Island. It mentions Armenian and Polish prisoners among others and hints at rigors of transport, a large blaze, and security measures during the voyage.
A lengthy historical discourse details a governorship bid, corruption accusations, and power struggles. It notes reform efforts, the influence of a prominent leader, and the push and pull between state authorities and independent interests. The narrative references figures like Long and associations with national debates on governance and wealth distribution.
Desperate bid shapes up as unionists press for demands with workers at Goondi under police and military protection. Reports say 100 police and guards move in near mills while talks with special representative Mr. PM Innibe stall and preparations for potential seizure of operations proceed.
Farmers of Movilven faced disruption as cane cutters refused to harvest under the Sugar Industry Award. The decision to cancel the agreements followed a meeting and calls for a formal Industrial Commission ruling to avoid future legal challenges. The court case, led by a panel including T A Perty and W D Riore, weighed the impact on harvests and the potential for wider labor action.
The exchange decided not to call or reevaluate gold warrants and mining stakes amid unofficial trading activity. The move follows the government information board announcement and does not proclaim mining areas or grant new licenses, leaving existing holdings unchanged.
A public servant from Adelaide was found dead on his wedding day in a rural setting near Butte, as a search for a missing child and a recovery operation unfolded. A large rescue effort involved a team from Maryborough and local trackers who located the body after a prolonged hunt in bushland. family members and authorities awaited formal confirmation.
An 11 year old boy disappeared after leaving Foust Avenue area Friday. Neighbors recall the boy saying he planned to walk toward Marburg with a woman at Forest Mill and another man. He later returned home and ate, then went to bed, while authorities search for further clues.
Market notes show gold priced at a specific level per ounce with quotations. Analysts cite demand and inflation concerns influencing bullion values while investors watch currency movements and regional trade data for further shifts.
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