Canberra year in review recalls two September incidents
A tumultuous Canberra year highlighted by a Civic Telephone Exchange fire on September 22 and a fatal assault on September 23. The year also saw aviation disasters, tremors, governance changes, and major construction projects shaping the capital.
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St. John's Church
Civic
Northside
Canberra
Tille
Daniel Newris Nicholls
Cook
Mulwala House
Mur- Beverley Irving Keys
Supreme Court
Justice Dunphy
Nicholls
Miss Keys
Gerrison, Gardens
Reid
Berra Co-operative Society
Freeth
Aa Cement
Rep
Sosiety Panihees
Ted
J. B. Young
Cotter
E.&. Clementson Pty. Ltd
National Capital Development Commission
Australia
Gantic
Sydney
Mebourne
Broken Hill
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L. J. Dwyer
Manuke
Canberra Steam Laundry Ltd
Cooyong
Lonsdale Streets
Braddon
A.C.T
J. B. Young Limited
Botany Bay
J. A. Sutherland
O'Connor
J. A. D. O'Neil
Department of Trade
Narrabundah
H. Lingard
Campbell
B. Regan
A. Soukich
D. Shaw
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Tuggeranong
J. K. Gaylord
J. G. Harrington
Deakin
Bernice Ford
B. F. Ford
Australian National University
Res Stromlo Observato
A.N.A. Timent
Eophilaies
San Francisco
Viscount Dunrossil
Engand
Viscount de L'Isle
Parliament House
Lynette Fleming
J. T
Fleming
Beltana Road
J. Elerton Becker
Academy Science
Becker
Smith Pastoral Company
Academy
Senator Gorton
Chabeens and
Goulburn
K. J. Clements
St. Saviour's Cathedral
E. H. Burgmann
Black Mountain
Canberra Broadcasting
Karl Schreiner
L. G. Bohringer
Helga Schreiner
Cusacks
Eyre Street
Kingston