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Sydney · Fires & bushfires

Fires & bushfires, 1955

175 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 9

Screaming Racehorses Die in Fire

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 3

BRISBANE, Tues. -- Four screaming racehorses died in a £10,000 stable fire at Nudgee last night. Trainer W. H. Lee was awakened by their screams…

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Screaming Racehorses Die in Fire

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 9

BRISBANE, Tues. -- Four screaming racehorses died in a £10,000 stable fire at Nudgee last night…

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Screaming Racehorses Die in Fire

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 9

BRISBANE, Tues. -- Four screaming racehorses died in a £10,000 stable fire at Nudgee last night…

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Screaming Racehorses Die in Fire

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 3

BRISBANE, Tues. -- Four screaming racehorses died in a £10,000 stable fire at Nudgee last night. Trainer W. H. Lee was awakened by their screams,…

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Screaming Racehorses Die in Fire

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 9

BRISBANE, Tues. -- Four screaming racehorses died in a £10,000 stable fire at Nudgee last night…

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Screaming Racehorses Die in Fire

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 9

BRISBANE, Tues. -- Four screaming racehorses died in a £10,000 stable fire at Nudge last night…

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Fires' grim toll in Vic.: N.S.W. alert

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 2

A man was burned to death, 45,000 sheep and 800 cattle were killed and 22 homes destroyed in bushfires which have ravaged Victoria…

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Screaming Racehorses Die in Fire

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 9

BRISBANE, Tues. -- Four screaming racehorses died in a £10,000 stable fire at Nudgee last night…

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Fires' grim toll in Vic.: N.S.W. alert

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 2

A man was burned to death, 45,000 sheep and 800 cattle were killed and 22 homes destroyed in bushfires which have ravaged Victoria…

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Vic. fire kills man, stock

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 3

A man was burned to death, 45,000 sheep and 800 cattle were killed and 22 homes destroyed in bushfires which have ravaged Victoria since the weekend…

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Vic. Fire Carnage: in N.s.w

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 3

A man was burned to death 45,000 sheep and 800 cattle were killed and 22 homes destroyed in…

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First of Julian Symon's series "The Great Gamblers" --Four Men Who Played with Fire His slogan split a nation

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 13

IN 1926, the most-loved and most execrated man in Britain was a golden-haired, youthful-looking orator, a man whose blue eyes were oddly innocent behind their horn…

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First of Julian Symon's series "The Great Gamblers" --Four Men Who Played with Fire His slogan split a nation

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 13

IN 1926, the most-loved and most execrated man in Britain was a golden-haired, youthful-looking orator, a man whose blue eyes were oddly innocent behind their horn…

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First of Julian Symons' series "The Great Gamblers" --Four Men Who Played with Fire His slogan split a nation

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 13

IN 1926, the most-loved and most execrated man in Britain was a golden-haired, youthful-looking orator, a man whose blue eyes were oddly innocent behind their horn…

Continued on Trove, page 13 →

First of Julian Symon's series "The Great Gamblers" --Four Men Who Played with Fire His slogan split a nation

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 13

IN 1926, the most-loved and most execrated man in Britain was a golden-haired, youthful-looking orator, a man whose blue eyes were oddly innocent behind their horn…

Continued on Trove, page 13 →

First of Julian Symons' series "The Great Gamblers" --Four Men Who Played with Fire His slogan split a nation

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 13

IN 1926, the most-loved and most execrated man in Britain was a golden-haired, youthful-looking orator, a man whose blue eyes were oddly innocent behind their horn…

Continued on Trove, page 13 →

First of Julian Symon's series "The Great Gamblers" --Four Men Who Played with Fire His slogan split a nation

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 13

IN 1926, the most-loved and most execrated man in Britain was a golden-haired, youthful-looking orator, a man whose blue eyes were oddly innocent behind their horn…

Continued on Trove, page 13 →

First of Julian Symons' series "The Great Gamblers" --Four Men Who Played with Fire His slogan split a nation

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 4 January 1955 · page 13

IN 1926, the most-loved and most execrated man in Britain was a golden-haired, youthful-looking orator, a man whose blue eyes were oddly innocent behind their horn…

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Risk of Fires Eases

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 5 January 1955 · page 5

With, cooler weather throughout the State today, the. grave bushfire menace of Monday has…

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Risk of Fires Eases

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 5 January 1955 · page 3

With cooler weather throughout the State today, the grave bushfire menace of Monday has…

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