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... Record Crowd at World Cup Match lATEST available figures for yesterday's World Cup Final Pool match at Rio de Janeiro, in which Brazil beat Spain 6—l show that the attendance was 151.678. This figure, if confirmed, would beat the world ...
... international side. BIG CASH BONUS FOR r X beWS. ENGLAND’S RIO MEN I That calmed Sweden but it did _ not Improve England s shooting Before their departure from and our reputation was still Hio last night, the England further damaged bv that unplayors learned ...
... AT A M. Tlie Football Association have received a cable from Rio de Janeiro slating that the England football team, which has been competing in the World Cup. left last night and will reach I ondon Airport at 4 m. to-morrow ...
... annual sports meeting, acid at Pitt Street Recreation Groind to-morrow. Before World War I and in a lesser degree during the period between the two world wars, this form of sport used to bring into opposition giants from all over the country, and athletic programme ...
... and at the tim would be any shortage 0 | England, William Temple of each was God- CEMS. with the advent of his recent death was a \ certain qualities of soap, the that | Dr. Temple, finding three choice World War II. The fight to Minister of Food re' ...
... that organization, handed * lover a cheque at a ceremony on board H.M.S. WIN TROPHY Victory yesterday. Sir William and| who used the Union Jack Welcoming tne Com-| clubs.” *OUTHSEA ROWING CLUB/Lady Wiseman, It was with the » started their 90th season | ...
... CO uld be worked out England was much more than lhe an established in the North. To manv us naUona i p-.ce for bulk supply .he addl'd. that w n ° l of electricity to the Boards, nationalization at all. , 'trying TO SILENCE US unha supplteYfo Mr. ...
... losing, and which had England Men's Society. | now engulfed the whole ol The danger, in recognizing China, with millions in nnsoiy the clear demarcation between' behind the Iron Curtain. the two forces extending right round the world, was that we might be ...
... that must not war in Korea ievil that good might come of it Someone had that courag*.; Neither side used gas in the and he plunged the experts into | World War II because were serious discussion. !afraid to do it; that was what He was Mr. G. T. Birkett and ...
... well-earned pint of beer! Not all of us can afford radiograms or television sets, I wish the B B C would cause new wavelength to formed and devoted entirely to the amusement and entertainment pub patrons And let us have, between the hours of 6 p.m. and ...
... masterly way, Mr. 2,600 to guard the coast. ‘and the aim was to increase regiment took part, but one is pay, Mr. Atkinson informs us traces the fortunes Many improvements h (3) Agenda and council papers able to realize all the more that they were higher, Atkinson ...
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