Field in Redex motor trial reduced in Brisbane
Brisbane August 31 The field in the 6500 mile Redex Motor Trial has been cut to 180 cars as the fleet reached Brisbane from Sydney by Sunday light. Of 192 nominated, 186 left Sydney. four failed to pass Newcastle, the final contact before Brisbane. Two were out of action en route to Brisbane a Chrysler driven by E Hamey of New South Wales with a broken differential at Warwick and a Fiat 1900 driven by J Lamb of New South Wales. By 8 30 tonight, 12 hours after arrival, the next stage heads to Rockhampton with a 129 hour drive ahead. a time check to be taken at Bundaberg.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Brisbenne
Chrysler
E. Hamey
New South Wales
Warwick
J. Lamb
Rockhampton
Bamdaberz
Late Arrivals at Track Meet Feature Thelen and Gounod
Several late arrivals shake up the event as Leah Thelen driving Mocra leads the field in the c celebration. Gounod and Redex also figure among the contenders, adding intrigue to the race.
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Euteer
Leah Thelen
Mocra
Eteres
Redex
Italian Arshatred Anewee to Jwooslavis Tamar ROME
Italian incident report references a Tamar ROME event with Sm. 38 and ALE, noting a fleeting dispute and unclear outcome. The fragment mentions observers and a possible connection to Sof Trine, but details are sparse and definitions are uncertain.
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Rome
Eeapers
Salvage of US Freighter Afloat Near Plymouth
A damaged vessel, identified as the US freighter, was salvaged and rolled over before sinking near Plymouth. Officials reported a salvage bid secrecy amid confusion as crews search for valuables and sunken remains. A pilot described the event and noted British authorities know details at Plymouth.
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Senk
Tweed Cutters May Strike Over Cane Issue
A revived dispute among cane cutters in New South Wales threatens a May strike over the cane issue. Union leaders report talks with growers failed to reach agreement, with threats of action if demands are not met.
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TWEED
Joe Soppancher
Barua
Astras
Trimie
J Bukow
Wil
New South Land
Tom
Palmer
Nien
Olbeer
Prisoners Released After Carded De Aire Te Ml
Prisoners released amid a carded situation involving officials from Fapuusion Aig 7 (AAP) and Pore Austrations. Authorities stated the action aimed to stabilize the area as investigators continue reviewing the case.
Four suspects tied to Sydney escape and cemetery attack
An OCR damaged report details an escape and a fatal incident near Sydney. It mentions four individuals involved in a robbery operation and a group of men linked to a cemetery crime. The fragment references a police response and possible trial context.
Conference On Free Medicine Scheme Terms Accepted
A conference between Mr Townley and chemists guild representatives discussed the free medicine scheme. The minister promised to communicate decisions to chemists by letter and to withdraw from the Pensioners' scheme if anomalies persisted.
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Cammnenwraimn
Ghee
Hwa
Leitey
Townley
Rees
Bowen Steelworks rise backed by federation official
A federation official supported establishing Bowen Bowes steelworks in Brisbane on Sunday. The Beate Minister for Mines B J Riordan announced the talk, as workers gathered at the site.
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Treaworker "Federation
Bir
L. Share
Bowes
Mines
J, Riordan
Peninsular cattle arrive in Cairns for northern industry start
In Cairns the first shipment of Peninsula cattle arrived by morning transport, marking the start of a new era for northern industry. The arrival signifies an ongoing effort to boost local agriculture and related enterprise.
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Peninsula
Cairns
Wewak
Toowoomba Aldermen mull salary rise amid Labour support
Aldermen discussed a salary increase likely at least 210 pounds with a possible 28 10 00 cap. The inner executive signaled no directive to raise pay abruptly, while remaining within Parliamentarian levels. The council backed Lord Mayor Alderman Rovarta and Labor discipline, with Bennett elected briefly as Labour Paris leader. Liberal candidates urged not to accept salary increases without independent tribunal approval. The Sydney court actions involved injunctions against newspapers over share issues and Associated News papers Ltd. decisions.
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Lab- Sur Sidermen
Aldner
Ald
Frank Rovarta
Labour
Bennett
Baucur
Paris
Alderman Holite
Arouty
Mary of
Allowancs
cane_umions
Queensland
English Tour at Cairns Sidelined by Poor Play
Fragmentary OCR describes an English tour in Brisbane with chaotic phrasing and unclear details. Readable parts indicate tension around a match at Cairns and a critique of the English team, mentioning affiliated figures and questionable performance.
Fragmentary 1930s report from Australia on crime and penalties
Fragmentary OCR text describes a jail sentence, a murder or assault context, and references to overland area notes. It mentions Spee and Chae Peninatul and an overland remnant, with unclear dates or precise events. The readable bits suggest a court or police case and punishment, but details are obscured.
Debated Air Travel Fees Reduce Charges Today
The new air travel rules cut fees effective today, impacting Gerard Usher and families with changes noted. Officials promise streamlined payments and lower overall costs as carriers adjust fare structures.
Peninsula survey urges state improvements for water and cattle
A fragmented report notes demand for measures to control cattle pests and improve water transport. Officials discuss timing and funding for peninsular projects affecting cattle growth, water, and transport. Coastal communities consider minimal, cost effective developments to spur economic activity.
Masters seek share of pilot fees amid inter state shipping disruption
Shipping masters of interstate vessels claim one third of pilot fees for offshore ships and want part of the pilots' charges. A conference with the Merchant Service Guild failed last week, prompting concerns of ships queuing outside Australian ports.
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Eee
Pilate
Merchamt Service Guild
Monk
State's potato shortage hits Brisbane in August
The state faces a potato shortage as 7000 base supply arrives from Western areas but is insufficient for southern Queensland. Retail prices await landed costs. Peters Marketing Boss Moriarty notes a spring crop is expected early December, with substantial deliveries not until November.
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Brisbane
Peters Marketing Bosta
Ar Moriarty
Bulles
Comets Record Delayed Dispatch For Autumn Crop Growers
The board will send out records to growers who delivered their autumn crop. The message names the bemed as chaleman 3r and notes the delay planned for Friday.
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