Troublesome Cat Causes Road Mishap Car Crashes Into Pole Switchboard Fires Follow Sydney
When Neville Hayes, [?] Gladesville, was driving a motor car along Weston road, Rozelle, early yesterday…
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Fires & bushfires, 1937
275 stories in New England's papers · page 10 of 14
Fire at Angourie Big Wooden Building Destroyed GRAFTON
On Saturday night, about 9 o'clock, a large two-storey wooden building in course of completion at Angourie was burnt to the ground…
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The house of Mr. and Mrs. Potts, three miles out of Tingha, was burnt to the ground on Thursday evening Mrs. Potts, whilst obtaining her mail…
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter. Congratulations to Councillor J…
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A warning to unauthorised persons installing or altering electrical appliances was made by the coroner (Mr. Bromhead) at an inquiry into the fire…
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During the week-end six separate fires were discovered in the laundry of a house at Newtown, in which 11 persons were sleeping, and two fires in the…
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During the week-end six separate fires were discovered in the laundry of a house at Newtown in which eleven persons were sleeping, and two fires…
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Chinese planes, diving down on Japanese warships in an effort to blow them up shortly after midnight, dropped bombs which set fire to the…
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A terrific expl[?]ion. followed by. fire, reduced the theatre at Blayney on Saturday to ashes and twisted steel. The damage is uaknown, but the…
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The town hall and council chambers at Eastwood were almost destroyed by Are shortly after 3 o'clock this morning…
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Mrs. Mary Aim Chalmers (58), was found in the kitchen of her home at Turondale with her charred right arm resting in the fire…
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The Town Hall and Council Chambers at Eastwood were almost destroyed by fire shortly after three o'clock this morning…
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A fire in an electric locomotive in Jolimont yards last night affected the sub-station and held up 35 trains for periods up to nearly…
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While Mr and Mrs Thou. Easterman, of Bendemeer, were visiting Tamworth their home was destroyed by fire. Mr. Colin Hazelwood, who…
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British seamen, forced to abandon their blazing ship in the Atlantic, were about to pull away in the small boats when someone remembered that…
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Blown across railway trucks by a high wind, a blase which broke out at the Umber mills near Seymour last night set fire to a cattle…
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When a house at Gulargam-bone caught fire yesterday afternoon two children sought refuge in the bedroom and were in…
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The new headquarters of the London Fire Brigade, opened by His Majesty the King on July 21. is the last word in efficiency. "Every…
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When a fire broke oat in a weatherboard section of the West Manly Public School to-day, 100 children marched out into the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Sixty Planes Take Part in Nanking Raid Large Quantities of Bombs Dropped But Threat to Wipe Out City Not Achieved Fire and Slaughter Along the Waterfront NANKING
Harried by Chinese fighters and anti-aircraft fire, wave after wave of Japanese 'planes bombed Nanking. There were three raids, the first two being conducted by between 50 and 60 'planes. The 'planes flew at a great height and dropped large quantities of bombs…
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