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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1938
Page
8
A local medical practitioner faced a traffic breach charge that was dismissed after testimonies described the incident at the scene and questioned the enforcement. Witnesses, including a mayoral office official, discussed speeds, timing, and the doctor’s travel during a funeral procession.
A coroner's inquest opened into the death of 13 year old James Hmet at Cumnansulla on May 2. Witnesses described hearing shots fired and the youth collapsing near a doorway. The inquiry, led by Coroner Leaky Potler Magutrete, adjourned after testimonies suggested the boy died from a bullet wound. Firearm details, path and timing were discussed by witnesses including Alfred Streee and others, with differing accounts of distance and the shooter’s intent. The inquest continues as investigators seek clearer evidence and the circumstances of the fatal incident near Morven.
An OCR fragment outlines a campaign plan for a national highway corridor from Litagow through Biwilgor Condon to Charleville LooxJonett, with mention of Go emeting and Go emeting personnel. It references J Sealy as Litho Darwin Association president and lists several officials and observers, including Mr Weserford, Mr Frontice r arnsiers, and AM McGreaer as mayor. The text also recounts a vehicular accident and an extended discussion with Dr Schunexy about witness testimony and a car chase, mentioning McWha and a radio announcer named Frederick Grimmane. The fragment is garbled and contains unclear names and places.
Fragmentary notice reports the death of Rev Cecil Holmes DAO MLA in Charleville. The item references recognitions and a ceremony related to a Bush Breatherkool award, with unclear dates and involved committees.
The article fragment notes Mis Marie Pare A plows led the rows of spulipie at Haale, with Alle Marjarie Pearson and Gaucher of 34r ane dive Parson involved. It mentions a hospital visit and attendance by a popular member of Ube Wad of Coruanes, plus frisbee participation and a 30 toss activity.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a personal incident involving a two year old and a person or place named St. Genrse. Details are unclear but suggest contact and public respect.
Fragmentary obituary notes Mrs Mary Sands aged about 64 died at Charterhouse Hospital around 1:16 pm on Westpemiag Lane. She was born in Lasers Dowss and lived in Tamboural, married to RE Sanders. Relatives and Reverend Tusshand attended.
A fragmented report outlines a political melee linked to medical and public health concerns. It mentions Patrick Kennedy and others amid a dramatic scene on a Pacific Highway incident, detailing a sequence of arrests, examinations, and testimonies, with focus on the procedures and outcomes of the inquiry and the tense atmosphere surrounding elections and public safety.
Maher and HL Carter show mixed baling form with attempts at scoring and crew changes. The report mentions efforts by Maher, Carter, and others including Watner and Barry Crier, detailing attempts, scores, and late-stage substitutions in a terse, veteran style.
Fragmented OCR reveals a sports style record from Wetlands on a Sunday event with numerous player names and scores. It mentions G Turner and R Statham among others, with partial results and date-like markings, but many words are garbled.
The readable text shows scattered fragments including names and references to a person or place, with no clear event or action. It resembles a damaged OCR snippet from a local page, offering limited credible details to form a full headline or summary.
Fragmentary report notes Tet suet vary wet and signs of Walsh having disappeared. Authorities seek clues as conditions worsen and residents report strange sightings near the river.
A fragmented note mentions Morven and unresolved public talks about a local court or facility. Details are sparse but indicate ongoing discussion and concern from residents. No clear dates or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR item describes a street, committee, and local actions with many garbled phrases. It mentions Corya, Lincoln, Akgninede, and Cavanagh Street area, plus plants and a person named Mr G Cate. Reading is mostly indecipherable. key facts and dates are not recoverable.
A garbled OCR passage lists partial names and titles from several figures, mentioning Australia, theology, Basle Brothers, and a Brotherhood member. The unreadable text hints at affiliations without clear context or complete identifiers, making precise identification and reporting difficult.
Longtime Lae station veteran Valery Lbprevemity announces retirement after decades of service. Farewell event on May 10 at Norley venue features Mr. and Mire PD, with staff remarks and a final broadcast. Colleagues Br. and lew Kigwarde are noted as departing, while Robe leads a brief commemorative program.
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