French Chamber in Turmoil Over Reform Policy
Paris reports a combative session as Prime Minister Blum faced protests from both right and left. Herriot suspended the chamber briefly after calls to “Chiappe to the nations” and “Broccoli, Moscow.” Blum outlined a reform program including armament reduction and public works while aiming to curb corruption and unemployment. The turmoil spilled into a global lens with finance chiefs signaling the spread of Europe’s political shockwaves to the United States.
Eight New Express Engines for Transcontinental Service
Queensland firm awarded contract to manufacture eight locomotives and nine press units for the East West Transcontinental line. Delivery expected within a year as Commonwealth Railways Commissioner announces the letting. New water wagons and long-range fuel systems aim to reduce refueling stops on the extended route.
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Taust-West ‘Tremconlinental Subway
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Tte Tong
Gabon
Alice Springs
Rie Fe
Fey
Hawker
Alles
Port Auguala
Renehs
Woman Saved From Drowning After River Fall at Victoria Bridge
Early today in Brisbane a woman fell into the river from Victoria Bridge while crossing it. Detective Geethont jumped in to rescue her, bringing her to the south bank where aid arrived. She was nonresponsive at hospital but survived, with details of the incident drawing a crowd and media attention.
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Geethont
South Bank
One General Hospital
Ethel Dare
Mancey
Boathemn Mushet
Ugbh
Af Tits Torah
Werman
Azid
Enba
Jamine Beer
Badham
Bin
Vo Welahe
Water Police
Severe hail damage hits Ormiston district farms and workers
A severe hail storm swept Ormiston district damaging crops and wiping out livelihoods. Farms in Brisrang Suncay Hall and Weltonstone Point suffered heavy losses with about 10 crops ruined and estimated damages around £399 to £1000. Workers faced unemployment as a result and many farms reported ruined tomato crops yielding thousands of cases.
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Potentaeary
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Welllnston Point
Bat Urday Flonnon
Tha
Aurong
Ehereby
Ug Farm
Loganbkih Braeshor
Ormlatna
Child Fatally Burned at Papenes Camp
Daphne Kennedy, six, died after being fatally burned at Papenes camp in Chsense. The child wore a dress described as old and bear remnants of moltar. The mother rushed to aid but the burns had already burst. The child was taken to Quilpie hospital in critical condition and died today.
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Quilpie Hospital
To-Tay
Tariff Reprisals Affect Wool Market
Sydney and Melbourne report tariff reprisals threaten Australia’s wool markets amid Japan’s stance. Debates consider if government moves should shift to protect primary exports while balancing domestic industry needs and foreign pressure.
American professor sails world in small yacht
A Brisbane report recalls American Professor Joseph Gonrad and his wife Tadrasll completing a world cruise in a sturdy two ton yacht. They faced a cyclone near Lord Howe Island and navigated 4000 miles to New Zealand en route to Brisbane, praising the vessel's seaworthiness and their cautious voyage itinerary.
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Refutation of Brutal Treatment Allegations in Aboriginal Detention
Queensland minister denies charges that Aboriginal prisoners were placed in gangs and marched in chains. He cites no specific cases and says police and penal authorities have no evidence of the abuses. district protectors defend care of Aboriginal people amid ongoing dispute.
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Alyenero
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Producers Should Not Criticise Transport Act
The report records a Sunday briefing by an industry official who argues against the Transport Act. He contends current policy harms primary producers by restraining rail competition and favoring road transport, warning of reduced local economies if rail lines are rearranged or weakened.
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Brisbane
Transport Act
Whe Bay
Dickson
Brighane says high motor costs slow Australian truck growth
Mr W President of the Chamber of Automotive Trucks in Now Bout Wale One discusses Australian vehicle production, noting high manufacturing costs keep profits thin. He cites rising prices and limited domestic demand as key factors in the sluggish market and warns of adverse effects on exports to Angble, with only modest margins possible.
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Brighane
Sundey
Tober
Chamber of Automntive Truckstys
Lober
Trip Queen Mary Sails From New York
Queen Mary departs New York as passengers board for a transatlantic voyage. Reports note timetable changes and the ship’s expected Atlantic crossing with a focus on sailing, passenger list, and the journey to London and beyond.
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New York
Transfer Scheme Brisbane Oddities and Legal Action
Fragmented OCR note describes a transfer scheme in Brisbane with references to drivers, ATALE member, Lanier, and a proposed injunction against a Hive operation. Mentions a ballot token and a year-old joke, with unclear names and dates.
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ATALE
Hive Agheine
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Qpo
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