Grads Reception Gate-crashed by Noted Jestmakers
Sydney observers report a Grads reception at Hotel Australis where several graduates including an Eng. Alan visitor and Evelyn Wrench gate-crashed by forging telegrams and using elaborate aliases. The prank was carried out by a group four years after a prior incident involving identities such as Lady Belingbroke and Mia Catherine Aragon.
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Sydney
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Alan
Evelyn Wrench
Hotel Australis
FASTER TRAFFIC MEANS BIGGER LIFE TOLL
The report covers the three months to September 30 showing 108 deaths and 1 708 injuries from road accidents. Compared with the previous year there is a 2 percent rise in total accidents and larger increases in fatalities and injuries. Most crashes occurred in suburban and rural districts on open roads where speed invites danger.
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Bydney
Operation saves boy from crippling condition in Sydney
Two 15 year old boys underwent a rare Balmain Hospital procedure today named the Byrne operation. Doctors expect the patient to walk unaided after about a month of recovery in Sydney.
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Sydney
Balmain
Tria
Dererter
Roger Jackson Jeachar
Wuarter Beutlons
Canberra
Ten years for throwing acid on ex fiancee
Adelaide Monday court sentences Maryay Mortimer University student to ten years imprisonment for lashing with acid on former sweetheart Audrey Rowe. Court proceedings noted the act as a violent assault tied to relationship fallout. Prosecutors argued for severity given danger to victim.
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Adelaide
Cuutains Erloyous Bod
Hy Harm
Muryay Mortimer
University
Phurle
Shyaar
Sid Aweetheart
Audrey Rowe
Public Notices and Local Advertisements From Canberra Respective Notices
Notices include donation appeal instructions for Aid for Britain with a contact, a Canberra Nursery School inspection suspension, a Xmas party for sub-branch members, Canberra Film Centre cancellations due to power restrictions, and an Examination Regulate listing with honours and pass results across various subjects.
London crime wave and police push in campaign
London reports a major police drive planned by Accul land Yard and British and Allied forces as part of a campaign against crime. The weekend saw armed robberies and jewel thefts totalling thousands of pounds, with violence increasing in the capital. Scotland Yard discussed extended leave bans for detectives, while many officers remained on duty to respond to incidents. A separate Melbourne libel case involved writs against a newspaper.
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Wight
United Btites Army
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Strick Down
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