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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
7
The Admiralty outlines that salvage is unviable for submarines and approves the use of a submarine escape apparatus. It describes the escape sequence from a submerged vessel and warns crews against awaiting salvage. The First Lord notes no hope of saving life by salvage and emphasizes safety over delay.
A London report notes Australia’s war effort impact with substantial cost savings and allocations across states. The piece cites a total moving amount of £2,233,000 and interest saving of £1,326,000, with shares distributed among Commonwealth and states. In a separate court note, young foreign women were fined five shillings each for offensive behavior in King's Cross Court.
Charleville native Mr Morman Geran led a droving party from Cloncurry to Adelaide covering about 1400 miles. He and partners faced rough outback routes, river floods, and sandstorms while guiding 100 to 1500 head of stock. Geran expects to repeat the feat, improving logistics and reducing saddle days in the next drive.
The text reads as a garbled OCR fragment about a gift to a London boarding school pupil, with unclear references to a father and potential people named Tara and Jove. Details are unreadable, leaving the exact sender, recipient, and context uncertain.
A fragmentary wartime tribute recalls a British serviceman who died in France and whose burial symbolized collective sacrifice. It notes that bodies were recovered near Ypres Arras and Cambrai, and laid in a soldiers hut with Union Jack draped, ending with the Unknown Warrior ceremony.
An English and Welsh demographic note reports a small uptick in birth rates with figures around 580,300 births and a death rate near 124 per 1000, while the population stands about 4.368 million. Experts forecast long term shifts, including potential declines in France's population.
A 16 year old girl identified as Mama Loman in Moarespna sustained multiple leg fractures after a fall while being transported from a dhal to the focal hospital. She had been recovering from accident No. 17 and previously injured both legs.
Fragmentary OCR presents a list of prizes and numbers with names or initials, including multiple prize amounts such as 100, 50, and 40 pounds, alongside scattered codes and identifiers. The readable portions suggest a catalog of awards or entries within a historical event or ledger.
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