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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 06, 1958

Page

15

Reds widening German division claim and Berlin exodus

British French and American jetters accuse Soviet officials of detaining people and denying identity papers at the border to deepen Germany’s division. West Berlin reports 27,000 refugees in 40 camps as 700 flee daily. A Farnborough jet Provost crashed at Taplow, pilot unharmed. British soldiers in East Germany disputed over a return. East Germans refuse to sign a receipt.

Germany West Berlin East Germany West Germany Westermany Berlin Britain

Choral Wedding At St. Pauls Last Night

Miss Margaret Hawke and Mr James Hutchins wed in a choral ceremony at St Pauls Church attended by over 90 guests. The bride wore a full length white satin gown with a fingertip veil and coronet, and the bridegroom was supported by Michael Dennis as best man and Kenneth Tratt as groomsman. Reception at Lawley Houses featured daffodils, songs by Mrs Albert Arlen, and music by Mrs A Rutter. The Hawke family and guests celebrated into the night with recorded messages for the couple.

Margaret Hawke James Hutchins St. Paul's Church Jay R. L. Hawke Barton Karl Ce Hutch Pe ‘Oy Hutchins Lawley Houses Michael Dennis Kenneth Tratt Hawke Mra A. Wright Mra. J. Carrodus Albert Arlen A. Rutter

Protest On Coal Mine Closures In Melbourne

The A C T U president A E Monk protests closures of two northern coalfield mines and one week notice. He telegrams S Cochran chairman of the Joint Coal Board expressing deep concern that closures and dismissals violate expected notice to the Miners Federation and employees.

Melbourne A.C.T.U A. E. Monk Monk S. Cochran Joint Coal Board Miners’ Federation

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