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  3. Car Menace

    SOME cars can be dangerous even when they are stationary. This one, for instance, was apparently abandoned on the grass verge at the top of Talbot Rd., Launceston, several weeks ago, and has become a menace to children who play around, and often underneath, it. The back wheels have been removed ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 86 words

  4. AYLETT CHIDES MEMBERS ON SHIP REPORT

    THE FIRST hint to the Tasmanian public that the report of the special sub-committee of Cabinet on shipping would not be in the interests of Tasmania had been given by Mr. Luck, M.H.R., Senator Aylett said yesterday. ...

    Article : 382 words

  5. CAPTAIN SEEKS ASYLUM

    LONDON (A.A.P.).--Capt. Jan Cwiklinski, master of Poland's crack liner, Batory, and ...

    Article : 57 words

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  7. L'TON YOUTH LOOKS EAGERLY TO FUTURE

    AWARE of the advancements and pitfalls of the past and mindful of the opportunities and dangers of the present, Launceston youth eagerly looks forward to the future. THAT sums up the views ...

    Article : 342 words

  8. TO HONOUR NOTED CAMERAMAN

    A tribute which members of the Northern Tasmanian Camera Club had ...

    Article : 190 words

  9. Slim Of Burma

    THE Governor-General (Field-Marshal Sir William Slim of Burma) on Wednesday paid his first official visit to Melbourne. He met parliamentary and civic leaders and was given a civic reception at ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 64 words

  10. High Living Costs Hit Tourist Trade

    HIGH LIVING costs have caused the reduction in the number of tourists coining to Tasmania, the Minister for Tourists (Mr. Hand) said in Hobart yesterday. MR. HAND revealed plans ...

    Article : 201 words

  11. Oatlands R.S.L. Initiative

    IN an effort to get the roof of the R.S.L. clubrooms at Oatlands completed, members are displaying skill and ...

    Article : 136 words

  12. EVEREST CLIMBER LOST TWO STONE

    KATMANDU. (A.A.P.)--Sir Edmund Hillary lost two stone in weight on the Everest climb and felt tired for ...

    Article : 126 words
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