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FELL FROM ROOF.
A man, Walter Firth, whose address is not known, was severely injured when he fell from the roof of a house in ...
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RELIEF TAX RATE.
An increase in the unemployment relief tax during the current financial year is most unlikely, but the possibility of a reduction ...
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STATE HEALTH BRANCH.
Provision will be made for the housing of the State Health Department in the new Government buildings that are to be erected in ...
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PROMOTING TROPICAL AGRICULTURE.
A Bureau of Tropical Agriculture is to be established in North Queensland concurrently with the development of a system of agricultural education in the Northern parts of the State. It is intended that experimental and research work should go ...
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POST CRASHES IN ALASKA.
Wiley Post, the American aviator who is making a round-the-world flight, crashed at a late hour to-day at the airport field. He ...
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FLOUR PROHIBITION TO BE TESTED.
The regulations of the State Sugar Acquisition Act prevent merchants in other States consigning flour to Queensland. A statement to this effect was made by the Minister for Agriculture and Stock (Mr. P. W. Bulcock) recently. Word has now ...
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Price of Gold.
Gold was quoted to-day at £6/4/1 per oz. fine, compared with £6/4/6 yesterday. ...
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Dealings in the Dollar.
Dealings in the dollar opened to-day at 4.76, compared with 4.73 yesterday. ...
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A NOBLE GIFT.
The Far West Children's Health scheme benefited by over £1100 as the result of Air-Commodore Sir Charles Kingsford Smith handing ...
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BREAD MAY BE DEARER.
It is considered that an increase in the price of bread is possible, consequent upon the extra price that millers have had to pay for ...
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INTERNATIONAL TENNIS SENSATION.
The greatest sensation in international tennis for many years occurred this afternoon in the interzone final of the Davis Cup between the United States and Britain. H. W. Austin (Britain) defeated H. Ellsworth Vines, formerly world's ...
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MYSTERY IN INVERELL.
An investigation is being conducted by the police into the mysterious circumstances in which the death of Ethel E. Morrow, a young ...
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FIRST SIGNS OF RECOVERY.
The first signs of recovery existed in Britain, and when world recovery came, Britain would be ready for it, declared the president ...
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ITALIAN DEFICIT.
The fiscal year ended with a deficit of approximately £45,570,000, the total internal debt being £1,077,610,000. ...
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WHEAT PRICES.
The encouragement afforded by the recent marked improvement in world wheat prices, and the prospects of a continued rise, will have considerable ...
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KNOCKED DOWN.
After being knocked down by a motor car in New Sandgate Road. Clayfield, last night, a young man, Floyd Jacobson, of London Road, ...
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THIRTEEN DROWNED
A happy party of 16 boys, all aged about 10, from a summer school, accompanied by a priest, went in a large flat-bottomed rowing boat on ...
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ENGLISH FARMERS.
The council of the National Farmers' Union carried a motion to-day, emphasising the urgency of an immediate understanding with the ...
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LORD MAYOR'S DINNER.
The Lord Mayor (Sir Percy W. Greenaway) gave a dinner at the Mansion House to-day to a distinguished company of Freemasons, including ...
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BRIGHT HOPES. Cotton Industry.
The Minister for Agriculture and Stock (Mr. F. W. Bulcock) said yesterday that provided the cotton industry got security and ...
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HOME NEEDED.
The Home Secretary (Mr. E. M. Hanlon) is seeking a suitable site for the establishment of a farm home for mental defectives. ...
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ATLANTIC FLIGHT
Mr. C. T. P. Ulm intends to engage a wireless operator for his Atlantic flight, believing that he would prove helpful [?] the oversea journey ...
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SPECTACULAR CRASH IN AMERICA.
The United States once again is in the throes of a spectacular crash in stock and grain markets, and the losses are being compared to some extent with those of the collapse in October, 1929. Following frenzied sessions on the grain ...
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TRAIN SMASH.
Six persons were killed and 25 injured in a collision between a local train and an express near Solipaca, Troops and relief squads were ...
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EIGHT PLACES IN TEAM.
Queensland has secured eight positions in the Australian Rugby Union team to meet South Africa in the second Test match at ...
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SWITCH OFF LIGHTS.
That the Mayor switch off the street lights of Ipswich for a week, as an expression of the feelings of the Council in the way it had ...
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THREE YEARS.
Cyril Pritchard (32), a storekeeper, was convicted in the General Sessions to-day on a charge of manslaughter. He was charged with having killed ...
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Thrown from Sulky.
Henry Lang (aged 76 years) was driving a horse and sulky along River Street, Maclean, on Wednesday, when the horse bolted, and collided with ...
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PILOT MATTERN.
Lieutenant Jimmie Mattern, the round-the-world flyer whose 'plane was wrecked six weeks ago in Siberia, landed here to-day in a Soviet 'plane, ...
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"BLUE SHIRTS."
General O'Duffy, late Chief Commissioner of the Civic Guard, Dublin, has been appointed head of a new organisation called the National Guard ...
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ITALIAN ARMADA.
General Italo Balbo (Italian Minister for Air) and his armada arrived here to-day. General Balbo will have an interview with President ...
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