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Digitised edition Saturday 31 March 1979 Page 1 of 1 ‹ Previous issueWhole issueNext issue ›

The Schwartzistan Herald · 31 March 1979

The first television set in Norrhafen is demonstrated in the window of a shop in Vine Walk

Norrhafen, 31 March 1979

The first television set in Norrhafen is demonstrated in the window of a shop in Vine Walk. A crowd gathers for the front-line report. Business in Norrhafen went on as usual through the afternoon. Speaking to this journal, a clerk who would not be named said: 'I have lived here 30 years and I never saw the like.'

By the next morning Norrhafen had returned to its ordinary business, the ferry running late. A schoolmaster who happened to be passing said the town had seen the like before and would see it again.

Those concerned: Norrhafen (location); Vine Walk (street).

The Grand Chancellor, Andrea Wendl, referred the Herald to the ministry concerned.

Elsewhere in this issue: Fenn Builders lists on the Vellmar Exchange as VCF. · The weaving shed at Eisenheim burns through the night. 59 men are…

A fuller account will appear in tomorrow's editions.

Read the full issue of 31 March 1979. The Evening Courier's version.

From the Herald's digitised archive. Page images reproduced as printed; the text is searchable. Dates as recorded by the Ministry of Chronology.