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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
5
The Sydney Morning Herald reports on Police Dog Tess whose training for crime arresting has raised concerns. The dog reportedly attacked a trainer during a preparatory exercise for an upcoming Central District police carnival, with the scene described as a heavy struggle on the ground.
A fashion expert notes a chaotic wedding scene involving Mr CM Sennen and Sofola gracier with delays at a creek crossing after two passing cars. The report adds a sensational line about Dr. Bohraim Brows of Michigan, twice married and now with a young wife and twins, amid fragmented recollections.
Veteran aviator MIT aL Yom piloted the City of Sydney, an Avro Tem monoplane, on a long test flight surpassing 1 000 hours in a single machine. The craft, powered by Siddeley Lynx 216 hp engines, carried over 10 000 passengers in demonstration and testing, proving reliability and efficiency for subcontinent travel.
Australian motoring groups press for tax relief as the Federal Aid Roads Agreement nears expiry. The scheme imposes a petrol tax, with funds split for road construction and maintenance, but critics warn motorists gain little. In 1977 77 the Commonwealth collected £5,757,599 with only £2,9128 returned to states, raising calls for a targeted and clearly beneficial use of funds.
A teacher at Thera pary Stair School discussed pupil vocations, finding 95 percent wish to be motor mechanics, with many expressing desire to be mothers or postmasters, while a minority choose soldiers, bakers, or bookkeepers. remarks touched on future careers and influence of exhibitions.
Imperial Airways continues its night flights between London and Paris with over 1000 passengers having used the service this winter. Shell Company of Australia notes the trend, suggesting a bright future for night air travel as mail and passenger speeds improve with the new schedules.
A vault under Stockinch Church near Westminster was opened to examine a centuries old coffins linked to the Bloody Mary era. A mummy-like body with no inscription was found. local tradition claims it may be Inge Jettrere or tied to a Tower of London incident. Church records offer no decisive identify.
McDonald at 72 Ann St advertises Prime Fresh Fruit with a new mix facet after a long time. The notice promises satisfaction to West residents and claims improved options and quality from the fruit seller.
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