Youths Plead Guilty For Hotel Note Theft At Ainslie
Two 16 year old youths from Ainslie pleaded guilty to stealing a note from the staff quarters of the Hotel Ainslie Rex on September 20. Anne Hadley, a hotel waitress, testified she left £20 in five pound notes in her wardrobe and later found one note missing. Detectives Rochford and Allmond questioned them at the station on October 3. the case referenced the staff quarters and itemized loss. In a separate note, six Cooma office girls from Blaxland Mannon and Rose won the NSW State Lottery’s 600 prize, buying the ticket under Leila Balfour and sharing with Pat Hook Robyn Moore Iley Evans James Fletcher and Hugo son.
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The
Poor Year for A C T Fruitgrowers
The annual report on fruit culture from the Department of the Interior notes a difficult year for ACT fruit growers. Rainfall was about 16 inches, 8 inches below normal, with December especially dry. Frost, leaf curl, and diseases hit stone fruit. codling moth damage rose in light crops, though orchard hygiene improved with pruning and burning of diseased material.
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Benn Commends UNO Work on Economic Aid and Peace
Senator Benn praised the United Nations Organisation in a Country Women’s Association event, urging continued economic aid to backward countries. He noted UNO’s youth and achievements, stressed the need to balance efforts with humanity, and received a cream cake gift. The afternoon collection supported UNO memorials.
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Atomic Test Plans At Maralinga Delayed By Weather
Report from Adelaide says the third test of the progent series at Maralinga is set for Monday if conditions permit. It is to be fired from a captive balloon, with the device released only if weather allows safe dispersal away from populated areas.
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