Car Falls 25 Feet Injuring Two on Tamborine Road
In Beenleigh on a Sunday, an ocean car with eight occupants fell 25 feet from Luscombe Bridge on the Tamborine main road. Two of eight were injured, Berg (74) with probable left shoulder dislocation and Mrs. Berg with neck injury and concussion, the car resting on its side on a ledge 10 feet above the Albert River. A child, Brian King, fell down an embankment and likely fractured his right arm. The cause was blamed on a defective tyre after the steering gear failed while the occupants, residents of Beaudesus district, were inside the vehicle.
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Beenleigh
Luscombe Bridge
Tamborine
Albert River
Beaudeses
Wes . Berg
W. 5. Berg
Brian King
Laidley
Luscombe
Washington visit marks crown in the United States
British king and queen arrive for an official visit to Washington D C amid celebrations and garden party at the British Embassy. The article notes Washington’s planned design its White House history and highlights Lady Lindsay’s garden transformation and the long royal entourage reception.
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United States of America
New York
Paris
Berlin
Washington D.C
Columbis
Senate
Potomac
United States
Maryland
Virginia
City of Washington
District of Columbia
White House
John Adams
Dublin
Duke of Leinster
Derbyshire
Lincolnshire
Howe
Great East Room
America
Lady Lindsay
St Marys Corpus Christi Procession in Warwick
One of the largest gatherings, over 1200 attended St Marys Church Corpus Christi procession in Warwick. Led by Father Michael with aides, teachers directed girls and boys, bands played, hymns sung, and a final Benediction at the grotto. Monsignor Potter gave the address and praised all participants.
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Convent
St. Mary's School
Christian Brothers
Children of Mary
Wells
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Sacred Heart Sodalities
St. Mary's Choir
C.¥.M. Society
Holy Name Society
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Blessed Sacrament
Weils
Grealey
Bro. Kinnaird
Bro
Hallidey
Natty
Monsignor Potter
Father Murphy
Dr. Madden
Father T. Concannon
Marshalls
H. Newman
Martin Crane
Sisters of Mercy
Sacred Heart
J. Madden
Patrick's Cathedral
Toowoomba
Signor Potter
Father Conannon
E.G. Walker
Pauline Spanner
Our Pathers
Father Concannon
Pather
Muale
Little Fower Atrowers
Jim McCarthy
Rita O'Brien
Zeta Owens
Beryl Crivig
Joan O'Connor
Roma Wison
Fay Sweeney
Gertrude Burton
Shirley Cailins
Phyllis Kennedy
Barbara Kennedy
Dorothy Turner
Elgin Hughes
Kathleen Gray
Marie Utz
Patricia Byrnes
Audrey Long
Joan Crawford
Joyce Butler
Daphne Locke
Marjor Gates
Face as He Was Driven Along Pennsylvania Avenue
Fragmentary OCR text describes a moment with a face as he was driven along Pennsylvania Avenue toward the White House. The snippet suggests a political or ceremonial scene, but lacks concrete names, dates, or actions to detail further.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Royal visit at New York embassy mirrors White House pageantry
The British King and Queen hosted a formal reception at the New York Embassy with 1000 subjects in attendance. The Queen wore a diamond tiara and tulle gown as they spoke with guests and saluted the United States and Canadian greetings. Remarks highlighted Canada’s warm reception and Britain’s role in global peace. The royals toured the World Fair pavilions in New York, expressing admiration for Australia and New Zealand displays and recalling past tours.
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White House
Francis Drake
United States
HMS
Exeter
Baltimore
Anne Leahy
New Zealand
Red Cross
John Carintha
Sherbo
Sierra Leone
University of Ohio
New York
MacChegor
Brisbane
MacGregor
Margaret
A. E. Bourne
Poughkeepsie
Australia
Three Killed In Tar Pouring Crash Near Blacktown
Three young men died in a tar pouring crash when a vehicle struck a telegraph post near Blacktown in the early hours. Victims were Jack Fitzgerald 18 of Leichhardt Jack Pelt 19 of Petersham and Raymond Long 21 of Stanmore. Driver Aubyn Peitt, brother of one victim, said the car skidded in gravel and failed to take a bend. Fitzgerald died instantly. the others died in ambulance. A separate fatality occurred when Edward O Keefe 127 of Erskineville hit a bank wall at St Peters on a motor bicycle which burst into flames.
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Blacktown
Jack Fitzgerald
Leichhardt
Jack Pelt
Petersham
Raymond Long
Stanmore
Aubyn Peitt
Peitt
Fitzgerald
Edward O'Keefe
Erskineville
Commonwealth Bank
St. Peter's
Nazi Chief Murdered in Danzig and Czech Fronts
London reports grave tension as German and Polish forces surge into Danzig and Czech towns. A Czech policeman was killed at Nachod after clashes with German and Czech police. others arrested. Danzig hosts a two day sports festival with 10,000 locals and 4,000 East Prussians, while Goebbels is due to arrive. Berlin notes Polish frontier police killed a German who could not find work near Nowitsk near Nowy.
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Europe
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Tervor
Biidno
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Poland
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Nached
Praque
Nachod
Albert Porster
Reich
Goebbels
Associated Press
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Peasant Party
Gilesian-Teschen
Munich
Berlin
Sundzy
Mewn
Erwin Lubosteki
Nowits
Japanese threaten blockade of Tientsin concession
London report says Japan plans to blockade the British concession in Tientsin on Wednesday unless those who committed recent murders surrender. The Domeli news agency says goods are being removed from British and French concessions to isolate the British area and cut off outside contact, prompting evacuations.
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Tientsin
Domeli
Im Tientsin
Britain
Tventsin
Cooper
Wool industry warns of imminent bankruptcy in Queensland
J F Meynink, president of United Graziers Association Queensland, urged speedy government action to grant a wool bounty. Speaking after Brisbane return from Sydney meetings, he said many growers faced bankruptcy as costs outstrip prices. The call mirrors wider push for relief akin to other protected industries.
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Australian Wool Growers Council
Woo
United Graziers’ Association
Queensland
J. F. Meynink
Meynink
Grassers’ Federal Council
Australian Woolgrowers’ Council
Sydney
Woolgrowers' Council
Man's Sudden Collapse After Dance At Coolum Beach
Lawrence James Byrne aged 21 collapsed and died after dancing at Coolum Beach on April 9. An inquest in Toowoomba heard Byrne died of heart failure with no suspicious circumstances. Witnesses described Byrne loosening his hold and falling face down after a quick turn while dancing with Jean May Faulkner.
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Nambour
Lawrence James Byrne
Coolum Beach
J. G. Pittsimmon
Byrne
Toowoomba
Jean May Faulkner
P. J. Short
Ivor Luscombe
A. ©. Oxenham
Toowoomba Sweepstakes Debate Falls Narrowly
An eight to seven vote opposed the proposed sweepstakes as a fundraiser for celebrations. Ald J D An nand and Moyer cited hopes to raise £1560. Opponents argued Toowoomba could fund the event without gambling. Mrs Curran called it undignified. Fortescue said government approval would keep it lawful. Watts and others argued the stakes insulted pioneers.
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J.D. Annand
Ald. F. B. Common
Toowoomba
Henneberry in England London Saturday
Fred Henneberry the Australian boxer arrived in London ready to face any British heavyweight. The weekly C Y M Society meeting elected officers for the next year with Monsignor Potter as spiritual director and treasurer, and J Marshall as secretary. A holiday postpones this week’s session.
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Fred. Henneberry
C.Y.M. Society
Monsignor Potter
Parkers Murphy
Michael
Messrs
T. Crawford
P. Mahony
J. Marshall
F. Duffus
F. Gheehan
J. O'Kane
G Gillam
E. Marshall
H. Cahill
K. Dooly
Mithrbers
FP. Duffusi
Queensland railway union man faces disobeyment charge
Distribution of posters at Roma Street yards led to charges of disobeying the general manager as the Queensland Railway Traffic Employees Union claims the register is not contentious. The Trades and Labour Council and building trades unions condemned the national register and vowed to continue the boycott until withdrawn.
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Queensland Railway Traffic Employees’ Union
C. F. Knight
Roma Street
C. A. Murton
P. Davis
Knight
Davis
Trades and Labour Council
H. J. Harvey
Mayne Junction
Tpswich Council
J. W. Roche
Ipswich
Building Trades Group of Unions
National Register
A.O.T.U
Trades and Labour Council of Queensland
Governor and Lady Wilson attend Killarney ball and falls
The Governor Sir Leane Wilton and Lady Wilson joined Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Ramsay at the Killarney Church of England ball on Friday night then visited the Killarney falls on Saturday morning before heading to Brisbane via Mt. Lindessy in the afternoon. Mr A. R. Dill, Warwick Commercial Bank manager, who had been relieving in Toowoomba, has returned to Warwick and will resume duties tomorrow.
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Leane Wilton
Wilson
J. C. Ramsay
Killarney
Killarney Falls
Brisbane
Mt. Lindessy
A. R. Dill
Warwick
The
Commercial Bank of Sydney
Toowoomba
Sydney Cafe Proprietor Robbed of £95
Sydney Sunday morning two armed men robbed George Pagackels of Visas Cafe at 640 pm. He says they entered after ordering coffee, tied his hands, and stole £95 from his pocket before fleeing in a car. Pagackels, claiming the sum was his entire savings, reported the incident.
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George Pagackels Pty
Visas Cafe
George Sirest Weet
Pagackels
Runaway Victory as Wales Triumphs in Rugby League Debut
New South Wales defeated Queensland 60 to 15 in the first inter state rugby league match of the season before 42,560 spectators at Sydney. The home side dominated with swift ball handling as Queensland collapsed in the second half. selectors look to next month’s North tour for better form.
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New South
Jo Pasnns
Ryan
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Gaylor
Wright
Reardon
Dawson
Martin
F. Gilbert
Heidke
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Hogan
Reynolds
J. Ryrie
E. Collins
Johnson
Denton
Hyde
Kirk
Goodwin
Harrison
Hall
R. Thompson
BR. Stehr
R. Kirkaldy
H. Porter
Pearce
H. Narvo
W. Prigg
Today’s Events A Nation Is Built Night Programs
A compact notice lists Today’s events across venues including His Majesty’s, Mariner and Evening, Speed Coursing and a dance in ald GY.M. Society at C. M. Hall. Murray’s Bridge Wall Committed Meeting at 4 p.m.
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His Majesty’s
Mariner
Ald GY
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