Weekly Gift Plan for Heart Fund in ACT
The Industry and Commerce Committee of the ACT division appoints chief collectors to recruit collectors in businesses. Each employee will give weekly for eight weeks starting February, with a house-to-house canvass on Heart Sunday May 28. The drive aims to raise £15,000 locally and £1.5 million nationally to fund heart disease research and patient rehabilitation.
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Industry and Commerce Committee
A.C.T. Division
W. Rowell
Messrs. W
Australia
Europeans Die In Moslem Riot In Algiers Baraki Suburb
Three Europeans were killed in Baraki during renewed Moslem rioting in Algiers. One victim’s throat was cut and others died from head blows. their bodies lay beside a burned car. Shots rang out as hundreds of Muslims armed with clubs and knives clashed, aided by veiled women. Eight others were injured by iron bars. Molotov cocktails were used against security forces.
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Algiers
A.a.p.-Revier
Baraki
PNG administrator denies disbanding Pacific Islands Regiment
Brigadier D M Cleland denied claims the Pacific Islands Regiment would be disbanded after the Rabaul Advisory Committee demanded removal. He affirmed the regiment would continue and develop. The committee labeled the unit a blot on army discipline amid a Taurama Barracks escape by about 80 troops.
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Port Moresby
Rabaul
Papua New Guinea
Taurama Barracks
British Sunday newspapers raise price by one penny
The price of National Sunday papers in England rose by one penny yesterday. Papers previously 4d now 5d with The Observer and Sunday Times increasing to 6d. The rise is attributed to the economics of newspaper production.
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Britain
London
England
Observer
Sunday Times
Sharkey on the Way Home From China to Australia
The Australian Communist Party secretary L Sharkey, visiting China, departed Peking by air for Canton and was en route home to Australia, Radio Peking reported.
State Lottery Results From Sydney Draws 4672 and 4673
Major prizes announced for Lottery 4672 and 4673 include winners listed by syndicate name and address in Sydney. First prizes, secondary prizes, and numerous £10 to £15 tiers are shown with winning numbers and entrant details across the two draws.
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Sydney
Stuate Lotteries
F. Firth
Nicholson Street
Chatswood
G. Kerr
G.P.O
AL Herring
K. Mabbott
Vickers Street
Mayfield
Gladys Murray
Glebe Point
Vic English
Sussex Street
L&r
R. Parker
Chase Road
Mount Colah
J. Reiss
Blair Street
Bondi
J. CC. Lutwyche
Queensland
E. Peel
Robinson Street
Reward Offered for Cruelty After Cat Claw Theft Claims
The president of the society Mr P J Channon alleges trainers remove cat claws to train greyhounds. Queanbeyan Greyhound Racing Association president Mr K C Johnston denies the practice in Queanbeyan and Canberra. A cat found January 3 at Yarra Tamla had claws removed and a broken leg after dog attack. Similar incidents reported at Queanbeyan, the Causeway and Ainslie.
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The
Socety
P. J. Channon
Queanbeyan
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