Trial of a Birth Certificate Registrar's Office Tale
A man recounts a bizarre struggle to obtain birth certificates from the London Registrar's Office. After stubborn refusals, mail interventions yield official birth certificates, and a final claim of victory over family obstacles. The ordeal spans multiple letters, payments, and mail deliveries as the registrar asserts control over the documents. The narrator declares his trial over as holidays loom.
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Lode
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HOUSES from Earth Blocks Solve Housing in Africa
An article describes a machine that can produce blocks almost two tons in weight with its own power source. It suggests laterite clay as a common, durable material in Africa, yielding buildings that last at least four times longer than sun-dried bricks.
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Attia
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America's Second Lady From Small Town Roots
Washington report profiles Patricia Nixon born in Ely Nebraska, daughter of a shop owner, a former California schoolteacher who rose during Richard Nixon's campaigns. The piece highlights her shy stance, campaign involvement, and evolving public role as the nation’s second lady.
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Richard Nix
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Patricia Ran Wat
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Trader Torn Ready to Sea Soon
A new fishing ship nears completion as construction concludes soon, signaling readiness for sea operations. The vessel nicknamed Trader Torn shows progress toward launch, with crews awaiting sea trials and deployment in forthcoming fishing seasons.
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Innisfail Court Case Labels Suspect a Danger on Road
Innisfail February court hearing cites Salvatore Cavallaro accused of speeding on Junction My close to Grace Street. Senior Sergeant Linde urges license cancellation under section 54, citing danger to road users. Cavallaro pleads not speeding, claiming fifteen miles per hour until questioned. Magistrate imposes £3 fine with costs and no license action, noting prior issues and current unemployment. AAP report from Cleveland dated February 23 mentions Myra arrest and fine for similar charges.
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Easter parcels for servicemen in Korea and Malaya
Australian servicemen in Korea and Malaya will receive Easter parcels. The Easter distribution, announced by the RSL president G W Holland, brings total parcels distributed to about 20277, with the new total near 48000.
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Motor Cyclist Death Prompted Inquest
Motor cyclist Giu spe Curcurotis 21, a migrant, died after a collision with a motor vehicle near Digham on January 70. Coroner Mr J W Coskings ruled it an unfortunate accident arising from imprudent behavior by the rider, a potentially dangerous act by a motor vehicle operator untangled by emergency services.
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Unclear street notice cites senior sergeant statement
Fragmentary report notes Senior Sergeant Linde and a questioned defendant with references to rats of 13 Milan and town streets. The brief mentions a fine of £3 and a possible additional charge, but essential details are garbled and unclear.
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Linde
Milan
Streria
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