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... England XI. to meet Switzerland The England 13 v. Switzerland match at Hillsborough on Wednesday. January 111, regarded by both countries as a trial for the World cup series nos given the England selectors the chance to test several young ...
... nited goalkeeper of Atlas and Norfolk who went to West Ham. where he became an England goalkeeper. regard Ted Hurgln a future England goalkeeper, well did play at West Ham. England team manager, Walter Winterhottom. made a note Hnrgln. too. As If In protest ...
... `World will watch us at election time' JEWISH MINISTER ON THE GUIDANCE OF RELIGION Nations throughout the world will be watching with profound concern how Englishmen will act at the forthcoming General Election to see how we, as representatives of a ...
... SPIRIT OF OLD ENGLAND IN his New Year's message to his coa. stitnents, Vice-Adwmiral E. A, Taylor, M.P., for South Paddington, who it will be remembered was in command of H.M.S, Wildfire, Sheerness, during the war states : ““May 1950 bring us all more hopeful ...
... their term of office over £17,000.000,000, including the enormous sums given or loaned us from abroad. They have exacted from us the heaviest taxation in the world. It is now five hundred millions more even than in the height of the war. At the same ...
... No Surprises in Cup Replays 'THERE were no surprises in yesterday’s Third Round FA, Cup-tie replays, although Norwich held Portsmouth, the First Division champions, to a goalless first half. In the otter replay, Southport had only conceded solitary goal ...
... CHESTERFIELD CUP PREPARATION Chesterfield started tuning up yesterday in readiness for their Cup-Uc with MlddlafbrouKh on the Saltergate ground next Saturday. Trainer Oliver Thompson has only one injured player on his hands Stanley Mllburn the right full-back ...
... NEWS THEATRE - PARLIAMENT STREET LATEST WORLD INCLUDES The Exciting ENGLAND v WALES RUGBY MATCH Supported : THE WON JET” (Developments In Awld HOLIDAY” (Match No 11) COMEOY CARTOON LAST THREE DAYS arson (iwta) DEPARTMENTS THURSDAY JANUARY 1950 Icelander ...
... Determined to Keep World Title specially chartered air-, liner to-day flew 29 table-1 tennis players from England, Wales, Scotland, and New- Zealand to Budapest for the world championships. Johnny Leach, world singles champion, one of the competitors ...
... DOG WORLD HERE Yesterday's show was best VOW one of the biggest shows of its type held in the country, the East of England Ladies’ Kennel Society show attracted a record number of entries at Bury St. Edmunds Corn Exchange yesterday. There were 225 dogs ...
... Cardiff Cup-win WEST BROMWICH ALBION 0, CARDIFF CITY 1 LAND OF MY FATHERS ringing out across The Hawthorns late yesterday afternoon told who was booked to meet May set record Charlton in the fourth round of the F.A. Cup, writes Charles Harrold. The hundreds ...
... TF NEWS THEATRE UPPER PARLIAMENT STREET LATEST WORLD NEWS Supported by: “WHITE SAILS” (An exciting voyage from Australia to England in a Sailing Ship) “FABULOUS FRAUD” (The strange story of the original Mesmerist) “SCREEN SOUVENIRS” (Amusing excerpts ...