Four Lottery Winners Die in Australia This Year
Sydney reports four lottery winners dead this year. Herb Chun, 30,000 pounds, dies of heart failure. William Lane, 100,000 pounds, dies of cancer six weeks later. Arthur Dyer, 12,000 pounds, run down by car in Sydney. Harold Richards, 78,000 pounds, dies after moving to a new home. John Archer, 73, suspended Salvation Army sergeant after a 10,000 pound win. He rejects giving prize to the Army and shares plans for his funds.
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Gifts Exchanged By Reading Mayors
Reading England deputy mayor received a gold electrically operated wrist watch from Reading Pennsylvania Mayor Daniel F. McDevitt. The watch, among the first of its kind, was brought to England by Francis Hutton-Scott, who carried a 150 year old watch made in the United States.
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