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Newspaper Article
House blaze hero, 5, in line for medal
2005
Overview
Harry Haywood woke at 2.30am yesterday to find his house full of smoke. His mother and her boyfriend had fallen asleep on the couch. His two older sisters were asleep in their bedroom. Police say that in fires, most children hide in cupboards or beds. But Harry had the common sense to move to wake mother Nicole and sisters Brittany, 9, and Brie, 7, and save their lives. \"We woke to Harry screaming, he screamed like he had never screamed before. Then he was in his sisters' room screaming.\"
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Nationwide News Pty Ltd
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