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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
8
Reported mobilization details show Great Italian forces assembling for the Abyssinia invasion. Supply trains include tens of thousands of motor lorries mules and camels. General De Bono’s army is supported by large logistics, while new production and wireless plant groundwork is described by officials.
The A.M.L. Co. Ltd reports sales and consignments across multiple districts. Names like Chapman Guestline Gallagher and Tre re ved hint at bidders and sellers. figures such as 19 20H and 21d indicate prices or yields.
In Charleville a Police Magistrate discharged Jack Breis er and heard about arrangements to repay a punt from the Cash Service Store. The defendant agreed to weekly payments of 34s 2d 6d for three months under Criminal Code procedures. Ble was bound over on recognizances after the Crown case was outlined.
In Quilpie Court on October 17 before Mr C R Noyes P M, Noyal Ernest Petersen a hairdresser of Hrolga Street Quilpie faced charges in Bristebe Sinner and was fined £19 with costs. Possession of benz bin led to confiscation to the Crown. A separate penalty included one month imprisonment for default.
The hostel building debt fete at Brotherhood House reports a net profit of £425 with a total income and expenses showing a gain. Special thanks are given to Jade Se Mine Sommertehd for her efficient secretarial work and the transfer to Homa noted as a credit to the church. The Brotherhood leader thanks all contributors and district supporters as the fete is tentatively planned to be held again on a date in October.
Sir W Wollond argues that a proposed E36 advance on Federal MPs salaries risked ignoring pensioners who lost 2 shillings 6 pence weekly. He says civil service cuts remain, elderly pensioners deserve restoration to former levels, and questions whether extra pay for MPs outweighs humane treatment of aged citizens.
Shirlee Temple headlines at Tait Pictures in a popular screening with Orchids Do You and a sound cartoon. John Boles and Jean Mair co star in Orchids Do You. Warner Bros Tropics motion picture feature Callente, with Pat OBrien and others, plus Biography of a Bachelor. Robert Montgomery and Ann Sothern also billed. Universal’s new program anchors the lineup. A Telephone Newspaper novelty adds to the Star’s fare. Local news service promises quick center updates.
Kingsford Smith aimed for a record flight to Australia but weather over the Mediterranean forced a return to Brindisi and late landing at Croydon. Officials said the aircraft was in poor condition with torn wings and damaged woodwork. He will relaunch once repairs and favorable forecasts allow.
Croquet notes by Rixgeed describe an ongoing ladder style play. Several members have challenged and upcoming matches promise interesting games. Reproduced results show Mrs Comming with Mrs Bracker Sr. and Mrs Williams with Mrs Wilson II. Match scores include Mrs Williams 19 beating Mr Esple and Mrs Bracker 16, and Mrs Witson with Mrs Murr 10. Cumming 26.
The club reports a disrupted schedule after a reception in W Archbixhop Wand. Four players available for play, with meetings postponed from November to December. committee members to be nominated for office. Results noted: Gree and J. A. Allen Arthge and Austin. No play due to rain.
In bright attendance at Charneville, four shooters competed in the second round of the 1 Raverle trophy. G Humphrey led with an 87 score, while Dow and Common shot strong rounds against handicaps. Other results include J Forrest, W Munt, R Wyatt, J Thompson, and G Humphrey again, with retirements by Taylor and Whitford.
An inebriated J A Lawson, 36, fought officers after a drunken arrest. He attacked and injured the constable, toppled chairs, hurled objects, and cursed loudly in the station. Lawson threatened further disruption as police restrained and charged him for assault and property destruction.
A leigericah owned by We Wal lam Menry Thackray of Bradford is described as able to speak in five languages, including King Veh French German Spanish and Latin. The fragment notes attempts to enumerate language abilities and mentions sightings and reports of the creature speaking to various observers.
A sensational safe burglary in Augathella saw the front door forced with a jemmy and the safe blown open with explosives. Cash, bank notes, and valuables were stolen, with authorities noting skilled cracksmen likely behind the crime. Police investigations underway, with suspects interviewed and lines of identification being pursued.
Anticipations by the Courier-Mail list horses for Doomben races. Maiden Threes and Four Year Olds include Scrib Sydney Lad Trial divisions with Silent Frisco Jammatic. Second division features Louisa Valley Gallant Blank Flying Huot Cup Regular Bache. October Handicap Auto Buz Spear Novice Merry Force Yule Log Welter Christopher Robin Merry.
At Eulo Police Court yesterday a labourer faced seven charges of stealing property valued at £65. Constable Doyle prosecuted. the defendant pleaded guilty and chose committal. He was sentenced to one month in Brisbane per charge, seven months total, with the seventh concurrent. Property was stolen from cars and buildings near Eulo. Constable Boyle recovered all items. the man had four prior convictions.
A Friday November 29 children’s event in Harle Vie will feature a Japan themed fancy dress night. The Town Hall will host a Nahi & Japen stage with dances by current and past pupils. Prizes for Japanese costumes. a list of entrants will appear in next week’s Times.
The Charleville Fire Brigade Board held a Monday meeting with chairman O F Allen and members present. Topics included vehicle repairs, uniforms, and a planned engine modification, amid debate over fire practice records and a tense exchange between Mr Fitz-Waller and the superintendent.
Penny Wheeple, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Kennedy, was lost near Bierbank while her father supervised workers at a fence line. A nightlong search by Penny’s family and Bierbank staff through tangled brush ended at midday Tuesday when she was found near a muddy hole, unharmed but curious about the direction back to camp three miles away. The rescue drew help from railway patrols and local workers who had prepared to join the search.
His Grace Archbishop Wand departed for Brisbane on Monday’s mail train. Mr. R Rutledge of the Queensland Primary Producers staff relieves Mr. KG Ryland at Quilpie. Mr. Releed plans a holiday in Melbourne. Mrs. F. McKeown, former resident of Glenbrook Mangalore, visited Charleville from Sydney. Qantas carried aerial passengers on 23 October: Mr. and two others.
Miss Eliza Louisa Marks died at her home in Alfred Street at 73. She was highly respected in the district and contributed to Charleville Hospital building funds. The eldest of ten, she left four sisters and four brothers, with the town and district extending sympathy to her bereaved family.
The council discussed fire plugs around the town noting uneven depth and earth covering some plugs. The secretary was tasked to alert the Council about the plugs and a fireman was urged to report to the clerk before the next meeting amid concerns of possible neglect.
A large crowd attended the Con vent School annual plain and fancy dress ball in the Town Hall. Children in elaborate costumes paraded in columns and mazes while judges awarded prizes. The event featured Rudolphs orchestra, and the Mayor thanked attendees and parents for their costume efforts. Winning costumes included The Bride and various thematic sets with many named participants.
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