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... remember with gratitude and boy the great amount of knowledge he had obtained from working with Jim Grace. Detective Sergeant John P. Bunt, speaking for the men of his section. and personally. said they were sorry to think of Jim Grace leaving. but nobody ...

... Court on Tuesday. Plaintiff in the tried to find out, the answer would probably be less ,:„.. . case was Sheila Kiernan, 14 Grattan Park, Greystones, than half, - ;1. . and she claimed that she slipped in attempting to Being thrifty, you don't like and throw ...

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... deal with a minor outbreak. Miasmas Dances— Highlights The tests for each section were: I No. 1. Cleanliness; No. 2. Foot and Arms Drill; No. 3. L.M.G. Drill; No. 4, Grenades; No. 5. Miniature Range Practices. A member of the winning section. Private P. ...

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