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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1933
Page
8
New Zealand boxing and wrestling team manager Mr G Bush took the Speaker's chair in the Legislative Assembly after a reception at Parliament House. He is shown receiving hints from Speaker G Poller and Mines Minister Mr Stopford, with other officials nearby.
The next Gurnsiagd open curonehiy meeting postponed for a month to decide the venue. Queensland Golf likely chairs the selection but delegates from Brtelath Coy Cun seek to compel the committee to reconsider the Gooden Coach course for the championship.
Queensland will contribute 80 pounds toward next year’s visit of four British amateur golfers. The Queensland Golf Council heard that the Australian Golf Union seeks state co‑operation to cover tour costs from Lour to Fremantle with match admission charges. The council supports the visit and will refine tour arrangements. The North Queensland Golf Association seeks an extended international golf tour to its club.
Australian Press Association reports in Vienna Dollfuss rejects being called fascist arguing his cabinet follows Mussolini's cooperative state concept and seeks strong leadership. The piece notes arrests for Nazi and Communist activities and Archduke Otto’s exile letters hoping for Hapsburg restoration as church blessing ties linger.
Courses to be submitted to Whitten for consideration in the preparation of a report on the eligibility of Queensland links for national championships. State Core Council discusses possible venues including Indooroopilly and Phos. Mentioned entities include Yerrongpilly and Royal Queenalant.
At the open meeting of the Wire Bay and Pomuet Association delegates were elected with L P Power named as delegate and Morrow and Minter as secretary and treasurer. A county week finance plan was approved and a country week event slated with key officials in attendance.
A cryptic OCR fragment records a conference handicapping discussion, naming figures like Woo HR Boyce and others, with scattered references to teams, places, and officials. The legible bits imply a formal meeting about standings and potential outcomes, but most details are garbled.
Readable lines report semi final round at Nambour for the championship in September. Unable to extract full names, dates, or scores due to garbled OCR but preserves event and location.
President Roosevelt and key financial leaders discuss a program to expand credit without inciting inflation. They plan to reopen many closed banks, deploy funds from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and support rail and industrial loans while waiting for public works to accelerate recovery.
At Geneva on September 24, Herr Hitler in a radio broadcast suggested a rapprochement with Austria. He paid tribute to Dr. Dollfuss and noted that pressure from figures like Major Fey and Dr Waurein led the Austrian chancellor to veer from cooperation with Nazi Germany. The broadcaster claimed those deputies were expelled, opening a path for understanding between Dollfuss and Berlin.
Alderman F Lanham, Brisbane City Council works executive, pledged local resident preference for city jobs after receiving a resident’s letter. He noted NSW arrivals had secured tramway and coverage work while Brisbane's unemployed endured hardship. Further remarks followed.
A conference of parties to the fellmongerk dispute in Botany, convened by the Public Industrial Registrar, heard Terenti argue for resuming work. The union secretary will present the matter to the time to meet. If workers return, applications may be made to adjust the award and seek restoration of portions.
Dr Martin, honorary director at the Australian Institute of Industrial Psychology in Sydney, explains that depression does not dampen boys spirits and that modern vocational guidance uses standardized behavior testing rather than relying on supposed mental traits. He notes England and Australia developed testing to steer youths toward suitable trades and studies, with emphasis on resilience under hardship.
Mr G Steer general manager of the Tramways Department stated that the men improved by relaying the tram tracks in Queen Street were mostly silver former tramway met er railway workers and there were certainly no arrivals from the southern states among them.
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