U S Engineers To Invest In Australia
U S engineers plan major investment in Australia with Alco Products New York and Manly Pittsburg Muskegon Corp Pit wel e g Kansas backing. Mr Smith notes nuclear power plant costs and precise augmentation will introduce highly skilled engineering not yet available in Australia.
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Sync An Mas Ho
A, K. Goodwin Ltd
B. O. Smith
United States
Carma
Europe
Intercavary
Alco Productsi Sated
New York
MaNally - Pittsburg Musnnnouucing Corporation
Pitwelueg
Kansas
Smuth
Alco
Gmith
Austrailia
Han
Australis
Bir
Frith Zald
Diewady
Ebal
America
Australia
Hungarian Pole Vaulter Breaks Iron Curtain Ambitions
A Hungarian pole vaulter reportedly vaulted the frontier into Austria escaping east of the Iron Curtain. The athlete, aged 42, used a barbed wire entanglement and minefield to cross the Hungary Austria line on Thursday, seeking asylum and politics-related asylum claims.
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Freedom
Graz
Austen
Bunday
AAP -Renter
Dem
Hungary-Austia
Austria
Spectacular Fire Destroys Wyong Store and Surrounding Homes
A spectacular blaze at a Wyong store and adjacent buildings forced evacuations as the brick and galvanised iron shop collapsed. Firefighters fought for hours while neighbours aided evacuations and authorities cordoned the area near the railway station as motorists watched.
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Spectacular Fire Guns Produce
Wyong
Wewcastle
Royed
Theix
Desacastons
Nigeria Moves Toward Self-Government Amid Proposals
Lagos reports Nigeria's Western and Eastern regions await governing status as the House weighs a white paper on self-rule slated for March 1. Also notes France wary of recession, Indonesian parliament urged to back a special new capital plan, and the Queen's potential Canada voyage on the Britannia. Atlas missile test success at Cape Canaveral described with range and reach to Ascension. Britain to repay Suez surcharge to shipowners with a coalition plan to share canal costs.
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Nigeria
Lagos
AA P.-Reuter
Special Irion Regiment
Diranta
Aap-Reuters
Simea
Argel
Ney- Cules
War Memorial Gymnasium Opens at Grammar School
Governor General Sir William opened the WWI memorial gymnasium built by Hie School with funds near £54,009. Canon D A Garsay and Canon W J Edwards spoke as old boys’ names were read and a memorial plaque was unveiled.
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Sir William Slim
Canberra Grammar School
Wiliam
War Memorial
T Ie
William Stim
Australia
Sir William
D. A. Garisey
Etd Friends’ ‘Association
Pines S
Ohere
Whe Tater
Sewice
Mole
Mei and Byletis Ply, Ltd
Mathe
W. J Edwards
Large Crowd Deluges Controversial Jerusalem Pool
A Sunday crowd exceeding 1,000 packed a disputed Jerusalem pool amid religious threats of violence and assassination. Preachers denounced the pool in synagogues before sabbath prayers, but attendance at the pool night was the largest since opening last Tuesday. Police watched for trouble as taxis ferried visitors.
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Yerusaucoe
Jerusalem
Noo
Sons of
Paeus
Senger
Ita Conatenetion
French Newspapers Conserve Pages For August Edition
In a bid to save newsprint, editors limit to ten pages for August editions. The compact issue encompasses most content funded by foreign currency and paid circulation.
Police Blame Thieves For Bakery Fire
Detectives say thieves caused a £100,000 fire at Austr Bakery on Queen Avenue Clayton early yesterday. They allegedly blew a torch after cutting a safe, stole about £500, and damaged offices and battery wheels. Nineteen delivery trucks were destroyed in the blaze, ovens were damaged, and police are pursuing leads with help from local interests.
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Nelbourne
Hlevea
Queen Avenue
Clayton
Hleves
Number Safe
Fine
Blir
Tol
Irradiated Grass Tests for Sheep in London
Large bales of grass will be treated with atomic rays at Hinwell and fed to sheep. This extends Berkshire experiments where six sheep ate irradiated grass. A Nature report notes whether immediate feeding or after storage affects adaptation, with samples tested after six months.
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London
Berkshire
Nature
Open Days to be observed in ACT schools
Canberra schools will hold open days during Education Week, inviting the public to inspect facilities and meet teachers. Canberra High School opens this afternoon, Telepark High serves tomorrow, and Canberra Grammar pupils present a play called Make Believe tonight.
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Act
Canberh
New South Wales
Canbera
Canbiryn High School
Telopes Park High Servato
Canberra Grammar School
New Pets For Royal Children Reported In London
Princess Ayine and the Prince of Wales reportedly enjoy two brightly colored pets bought from a Nowfolls Moied Faneler, reflecting a playful royal pastime amid London daily life.
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Royal Children
London
Ayine
Prince of Wales
Education Week Observances Highlight Church Services
Multiple Canberra churches held Education Week services with students from high schools and primary schools reading lessons and delivering addresses. Professor L. C. Webb of the Australian National University spoke on education and religion, stressing the Kingdom of God as central to true education.
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L. C. Webb
Australian National University
Methodist National Memorial Church
G. A. Wheen
Canverra High School
Bruce Ill
GrimLe
G. Burtell
Webb
Jesus
Christ
Iman
Japan
St Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Jessona
Telopea Park High School
Rn, Crawfowl
Herold Hunter
Serwen
Spectorahl
Armstrong
Robert Arthur
Ganberra Granymax
Julk Sorengen
Schoor
Hunter
Jacob
Jessons
University of Life
Department of Education
St John's
George Ubelite
Yolen Johnstone
John Ge Meshrier
Canserra
Tra
McMaster
Lige
Mo Chey
Pay Saphicok
de Gril
Elizabeth Armstrong
Cantera Nort
Saralep
All Saints
Canter
My. Betts
Pares
St. Paulp’s
Blox
Feld Methodist Church
Sterling Area Gold and Dollar Reserves Rise
Sterling area gold and dollar reserves increased by 8 million in July to 3,084 million dollars as of July 31, with June payments to the European Payments Union totaling 52,500,000 dollars. The Bank of England reports sustained monthly rises and notes changes in monetary policy and overseas investments, including a drop in overseas British private holdings and high dividend costs.
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Sundsy
Tly European Payments Union
Union
Id Biatera
Bark
England
al Valle
Sole
Hidite Mins
Bank of England
Abc
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