Demsey Murder Case Moves To December Remand
Court to-day remanded four men including O Keefe and Graham on the murder charge of Demsey. Crown witnesses discussed property linked to the victim found in a vehicle trunk, with authorities resisting disclosure of all items while promising future evidence. Detectives sought bail delays and further rulings, with next appearance set for December 21.
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Roy McParlene
Willian Ormhame Ehwreed
Dernsay
Golitegtar O'Keefe
Orahames
McKeon
Wimnesex
Demsey
Mebemn
McLean
Supreme Court
Barley Sale Debate At Toowoomba Board Meeting
Turley Board in Toowoomba receives a report on barley sale negotiations. Members state any sales would fund the Barley Board under the Marketing Authority. Growers would have barley delivered to maltings in Toowoomba amid expected strong prices for malt and beer barley this year.
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Yoowoomba
Turmily
Turley
Toowoomba
Stoned Fruit Sales Improve in Brisbane Market Brief
Brisbane traders report improved demand for stoned fruit led by peaches and apricots as overripe lines cleared and new arrivals sold steadily. A special fruit train to the Granite Belt will run on Saturdays through January, supplementing existing services. In Toowoomba plans proceed for a new hospital with projected cost around £18,000 as preparations for the next financial year move forward.
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Brisbane
Tharth Wach Helarday
Australian players debate Davis Cup plans after German talk
Report from Brisbane on Kam Maru arrivals in Kunane from Japan highlights Germany’s von Gramm and Hea rst as potential Davis Cup challengers. Australian players Bromwich and Crawforr show form while questions rise over Berlin’s travel burden and selection.
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Tueveay
Ine Gerhdr
Mayers
Gottfried W
Nenore Hepkrt
Oir
Tre
Helinrieh Hneinachroth
Kunane
Japan
Nok Nly
Ov Cramse
Henkel
Tok
Cromford
Aueraligns
Crawford
Carmatett
America
von Gramm
van Cremm
Aminatye
AML Tiree
Cerin
ERIE
Barwa Yen
T Hive & Gree
Bromwich
Yonington
Amatieg
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Avil
Pebeisey
Selon
Wiplomile
Four Killed as RAF Bomber Crashes in Hambridge
London reports a Handley Page Heyford twin engined bomber crashed on a slope near Meld. Both crew and passengers were killed or seriously injured in the collision with flames so severe identification was impossible. Villagers heard the explosion and saw the aircraft plunge across the countryside. The wreckage scattered over a wide area.
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London
Ames
Hambridge
Imaet
Handley Page Heysford
Unesee
Hy & Purpenute Fraguent
Smoot
Mostar London
Brita Akwaya Mn
Chive
Paris
Croydon
Tito W Langan
Youth Drowned In Brisbane River
A Brisbane youth, William Flor Don Duckwile, aged 271 of Vivid, drowned in the Brisbane River near Sherwood during a mid day dip. Witnesses say he entered the water and disappeared beneath the current, with searches continuing for several hours.
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Brisbane
Bribdane
Williamy
Flordon Duckwile
Dunkaita
Chrenter
Eawlm
Shidruyudy
Strane
Britain Allies With United States in Demanding Apology
A New York dispatch reports Britain aligns with the United States in demanding an official apology from Emperor Hirohito for the Panay incident. The note stresses prevention of further outrages and seeks assurances against future aggression to safeguard world peace.
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New York
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Tuia
Hirohito
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Ansse
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Yili
Uxidera
Rezrel
aMmeraly
Furcher
Britain Builds Fighting Machines With Speed Of 400 mph
Mr Hudson Fysh says aviation is in infancy as Britain advances new combat aircraft capable of 400 miles per hour. Wartime progress centers on speed and performance improvements for airpower.
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Mr. Hudson Fysh
Britain
Brisbane
Tyemilas
Quinias Empire Airways Inte
Hudson Preht
Preland
Wool Market Brisbane Signals Shifts in Demand
In Brisbane and Sydney reports, wool markets show Japan as a key factor, with price rises and stronger demand from England, the Continent, and America. Brisbanes market notes lower stocks, ongoing rearmament effects, and a shift toward higher value merino wools as buyers seek major orders.
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Melbourne
Austral
South Africa
England
Continent
America
Stoney Salee
Sydney
Torway
Uw Convent
Yorkshire
Wei
Dales
Ailerton
US Japan crisis escalates over Panay and demands
New York reports mounting public anger as President Roosevelt weighs strong measures after the Panay incident and Japanese aggression. Officials pledge to rally support, consider declaring quarantines, and demand apologies while monitoring Tokyo’s response and the Emperor’s stance.
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United States
Japan
Becaime
Nin
New York
Lusitania
Wall
Romevedt
Prem
People
World Wheat Stocks Seen Rising Yet Fragile
Canberra reports by the Commonwealth Statistician Dr Roland Wilken show historic world wheat stocks and exportable supply for 1997-98, with a tentative rise to about 150,000,000 bushels over the prior year but offset by deteriorating Argentine conditions and uncertain European markets, amid forecasts from Liverpool grain authorities and Sydney traders on global demand and import needs.
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Roland Wilken
Brocka
International Institute of Agriculture
UIE
Broomfall
Liverpool Grain Authority
Lindley, Waller When Co. Ltd
Sydney
Europe
East
Sunderland Turley Offered Secretary-Manager Post
The Kangaroos team manager Harry Sunderland Turley reportedly received a proposal to become secretary-manager of the Wigan club. The offer included a yearly salary plus bonuses tied to wins or draws and an additional percentage of net profit, presenting a tempting path back to the Kangaroos for a possible return.
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Aranoneses
Tarey Sunderland
Wigan
Sar
Sunpermanxamitter
Aay
Boeing
Ambralla
Bune Deland
Hne
Kangaroos
Canalder
Langs Allegations to be Probed in Legislative Assembly
Mr Justice Maine Ropers appointed Royal Commissioner to investigate allegations raised by Leader of Opposition J Lang in Parliament. Probes cover state Monier Poe works, brickwork, state metal quarrying, and withdrawal of State Insurance Office from competition. Investigation aims to determine if operations harmed by potential risks and mismanagement.
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Tudiliy
B.S. Stevens
Legislative Assembly
Justice
Maine Ropers
W Ingure
J. 7. Lang
Parliamint
Monier Poe Works
Btate
Siale
Irauranice Vorutes
Emurit
Stenems
Asuaa
Tang
Coolangatta Town Council Bans Liquor in Dance Halls
The Coolangatta Town Council issued a ban on liquor being taken into dance halls in Cotan at the request of the Queensland Temperance League. Penalties will apply for breaches of the regulation.
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Coolangatta
Turwlas
Cotan
Hal
Queensland Temperance League
Federal Aid To Gold Mining Likely To Cease
Canberra reports the government plans to end direct aid to gold mining after June 30. The Ministry intends to shift toward developing the industry through other policy tools while subsidy remains under review.
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