Australian Mutual Provident Society figures for 1935 income
ABLP records show the Australian Mutual Provident Society reporting gains and revenue figures for 1935 across New South Wales Victoria Queensland and Tasmania. Industrial department contributions and a listed total of £24 022 500 are noted with various rate adjustments and distributions across states.
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Australian Mutual Provident Society
AMP
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Tusmania
New Year Special Results and Prize Draw Confusion
A garbled report notes winners in a New Year lottery with 25 000 pounds first prize. It mentions 14 major prizes, few won by Maltway members, and scattered figures about caskets, tickets, and odds. The text hints at ticket purchases and perceived fairness without clear names or dates.
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Rick Mumbers
Uchets
Apparent Corpse Trial Reports A Painful Anesthetic Death
A doctor conducted an operation after a patron suffered a heart and lung condition during an attempted appendectomy. The patient, George Hewett, 42, a delivery driver from Putlington, died from cerebral embolism during anesthesia. The coroner found the death caused by the anesthesia and the operation, noting the procedure was considered necessary and attempted to save the patient.
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Ape
Petabeltin
Hewett
Putdington
2 Corp
Bentine
Robery Puivertat
Corumer
Ingoby Uvedie
Wleadcae
Cette Alee
Ancient church window sold for a song at auction
An ancient church window once housed in an abbey near Cambridge was auctioned after decades in storage. The 24 stained glass panels, depicting scenes from the Virgin’s life, were found inside a wooden case and described as a priceless relic with rich blue, gold, red, and green hues. The sale prompted a restoration plan as Sotheby’s advised conservation, while bidders observed the dramatic retrieval by four strong men and a careful reassembly after the box was opened.
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A. CR
Teylor Ma
Daily Telegraph
Ridder
Mae
Mr. Ithlee
Sotheby
Lash and punishment spark debate in South Africa
A controversial court case details a white man punished by lashings and confinement for violence against four natives. The jury’s verdict, public editorials, and foreign press reaction reveal a widening moral debate on punishment, colonial justice, and racial tensions in South Africa.
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Poe Netutar
Creme
Witesars
Cao
Phoubi
Doug Blord
Amd
Southfrican
Johannesburs “Star
Cape Times
South Africa
Night Engine Collides With Camel Caravan Fatalities
A Santo-Bagdad night express derailed after striking a camel caravan, causing 17 fatalities as the surrounding fund flooded the area. No blame assigned. authorities investigating cause and safety compliance.
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Santo-Bagdad
Nature at Work Insect Parasites Study by New Zealand Scientist
A New Zealand scientist studies beneficial insects to combat plant pests. Dr Miller has examined two Chilean parasite species and notes potential merit for local Domiston farmers, aiming to control pests with natural enemies.
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New Zealand
Tie. Mit
Domiston
Dr. Miller
Chile
Record of long distance air travel in early Qantas service
The article notes Mr. MF McKew achieving the greatest mileage in early Qantas Empire Airway operations, flying frequent legs between Darwin, Evans, Deakin and other points. It records a total travel distance of 22,600 miles across multiple years and mentions Fred Tewidie and Kale as contemporaries in the pioneering era of international flights post 1930s.
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Qantas Empire Airway
MF. McKew
Evans, Deakin
Darwin
McKew
Sears
Fred Tewidie
Clameraryseatas
Neleimal Qantar
Newey
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