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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1935
Page
6
A fragmented passage discusses youthful speculation about a teen group or sport path, referencing names like Mewael, Ba Saree, and Winbtedse. It hints at expectations, disappointments, and comparisons to rivals such as Alts, Mealy, and Top mama, with an unclear timeline and outcomes.
In London on March 3 the columnist weighs a late night with notes on teams and players. The piece hints at tensions, changes, and underscoring shifts in the game and audience, describing a scene with local rivals and emerging talents.
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Fragmented account notes Britain's stance on Germany's rearmament and Allied responses. France wary of Tealy talks, Versailles flaws, and European fears of a revisionist shift as Hitler solidifies power and armed strength.
Reporting on ongoing Franco-German discussions, officials say the door remains open for renewed talks to ease tensions and move toward a settlement. France pushes for a firm policy stance while seeking broader European security assurances amid indirect East West tensions.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a motorcycle cycling club event with unnamed riders and results. It mentions a day of racing, hints at different heats and performances, and references names and locations in a garbled form. The piece lacks clear standings or identifi able outcomes.
Fragmented report outlines football events in Brisbane and New South Wales involving Ridley Farall and Racefire mores. It mentions players, upcoming Saturday fixtures, and unspecified measurements of discipline or strategy, but the text is garbled and many names are unclear.
Report shows deficit down to £64,611 with railway receipts £77,200 above estimate. Railway activity expanded, expenses rose by £574 over forecast while revenue exceeded costs by £1,000. Other gains came from land, licenses, and stamps totaling £58,010. Tax receipts reached £5,456,000. railways £20,099,985. Public debt expenditure compared with £1,499,636. Assistant Treasurer notes improved finances reflecting easier conditions and hopes for a balanced budget.
Sydney officials report the Newcastle Turf Club seeking government protection from illegal betting and tax support. If not granted, the club may suspend racing at month’s end. The effort follows prior attempts to curb bookmaker activity in the Newcastle district and protect attendees.
Melbourne obituary notes Sir Harrison Moore a leading figure in Australian law and dean of the Faculty of Law at Melbourne University from 1892. He influenced the legal profession through constitutional work, international delegations, and scholarly writings on law and hospital care for children.
Innisfail July meeting presided by Mr G I Crowley with E Venables J T Roberson and others present. Board approved 50 advance against the precept and decided nine volunteers to undergo naval medical tests. Wire to Home Secretary to confirm secretary or superintendent positions and consider part time secretary for chief officer. Copies of boundary details to insurance companies per Acts 1920-30. Press to be notified of future meeting dates.
Washington June 30 As Congress nears July the administration and leaders plan a concentrated drive to push key bills. Observers predict a long session with high drama as Senate and House weigh major issues and potential conflicts.
Confused text reports that efforts to stabilize industry rely on cooperative agreements between workers and mine owners. The article notes scrutiny by leaders as plans to address unrest face resistance from several owners.
In London on June 30 a three day prayer meeting for the ailing Maharajah of Patiala ended at a private home. Attended by 230 Sikhs men women and children, the event featured a relay of six readers reading Sikh scriptures from start to finish. The Maharajah earlier suffered a heart attack in London during Jubilee celebrations.
In Peiping on June 24 authorities raised guard levels as about 3000 armed forces and extra police bolster public areas and stations. Foreign legations increased protection while detectives scan railway hubs and inns for threats. The local garrison grew to 30,000 with an added division from Ubahara province. Rebels attacked a restaurant, killing five and wounding others as the city remained tense.
London informs a Royal Air Force promotion naming an Australian officer as Air Vice-Marshal. The report notes his command in the Far East and a long aviation career, detailing assignments and expected duties upon advancement.
June 29 Inn is fail area viewed as a malaria risk and obstacle to tourism. The marsh near Touisiail railway station has persisted for years, prompting calls from the Chamber of Commerce and John Strong Stores for drainage and reclamation. Efforts elsewhere show land reclamation is possible. officials urge action to reduce malaria mosquito breeding and improve visitor impressions.
GEO KIERNAN appeals to authorities in Cairns over council traffic rules and public order. He cites curb limits, night parking, heavy vehicles, and gambling concerns, urging up to date laws and proper administration while defending his movement and identity.
The state government approved an extensive road and bridge construction programme to improve traffic and settlement. An expenditure of £3000 on country roads and bridges is planned for the year. A new Hawkenbury River bridge near Kangaron Point is considered to ease the Pacite Highway’s north coast bottleneck currently served by punt crossings.
Hobart reports revenue rise totaling 2,872,146 pounds for the year, with income tax up 126,160 pounds. The revenue exceeded the estimate by 131,000 pounds, and the municipal deficit is about 150,000 pounds versus an estimated 207,900 pounds.
A June Moscow report describes six miners from the Ural Mountains executed and nine others given long prison terms after a trial tied to a historical mine dispute. Two more defendants received lighter sentences.
Robert Graham narrowly escaped injury in North Fitzrovia when a heavy tank being lowered along Viiwlers Lane began to tilt. He leaped toward a ledge above a first floor window but fell short as the rope frayed and the tank crashed into a motor truck, its driver leaping free.
Paris reports air doubts about Italy's aims in Abyssinia with speculation on mandates and mobilization. The correspondent notes uncertain prospects for 4 mandates, cites a 350,000 to 381,000 figures and a potential 13 to 40 day mobilization period.
London July 1 The Telegraph reports a world record for overland communication by ultrashort waves. Douglas Walters, a noted radio expert, achieved a range of 25 to 30 miles transmitting from the Gamma Station. Two-way communication followed, with clear reception at distant points.
Detroit police linked the fatal shooting of Howard Dickinson to William Schreitner, an underworld figure, after Dickinson and several women acquaintances attended a home drinking party. Schweitzer initially claimed self defense but investigators say the motive was money and a planned press charge.
Australian Cable Service dispatch from London notes The New Zealand Loan was oversubscribed as cash lists opened, with bellam and other figures mentioned. The brief summary records the item with emphasis on the overseas financial move and public reaction.
Donvale Ratepayers Association members and occupiers in Gordonvale are advised by advertisement of a meeting tonight Tuesday July 2 to discuss matters of interest to members. All members are welcome and current attendees are expected to attend.
On Friday and Saturday at Walkers Ball the Qordouvale Eisteddfod features barat entrants and performances. Gerdoneal levers of tmasie will be regaled with items as judges and organizers prepare. The event, led by secretary Ree Era Jabnom, aims to showcase talent with detailed planning and a capable presen fiche Wveesed in attendance.
WeowskssNGTOM June 29 report says miners seek a four hour cut to 34 hours per week and a 10 percent pay increase. action hinges on talks with management and union representatives.
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