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... opening of the fourth- world conference at the Central Hall Westminster today conference tneme world energy resources the: production of ' are discussing all of power production from the use of to sawdust peat to atomic fission wind the use of temperature difference ...
... Cardiff jersey, the first given away for 30 years. Individual honours were many, led by John Carpenter (Oxford University and England). John Williams (Cambridge University). Mike Terry (Maj. Stanley's XV.) and Harvey Richards (Middlesex), with seven men chosen ...
... the familiar faces had departed. After all, said Hudson, it because the losses, the sadnesses, that the world is so infinitely sweet to us. All beauteous things lor which we live laws of time and space decay. But oh, the very reason why clasp them ...
... spot to remind us to keep faith and be true to our heritage. When this memorial was first erected, and this garden first conceived, they were to be a reminder of great services which had been rendered. Because of the unhappy way the world has gone, they ...
... rehearsal of the Devon final- when the Eagles beat the in the semi-Anal of the John Wheel Challenge Cup winning at home and 45—38 away ' The other John Wheel Cup finalists will not known until tonight's meeting between the Falcons and the Wasps at Lair a - ...
... then able to pass on to carry out more aggression, which must eventually end in another world war. There is this difference: Hitler did it himself, but the Russians use some * stooge government to it for them and appear themselves to be in the background ...
... General Walton H Walker commanding - general of the US Eighth Army in Japan assumed command of ground forces in Korea from midnight last night and has established a command post in Korea Biggest US Air Raid Nearly 50 B-29 Superfortresses plastered a key ...
... the prisoners could obtain news from the outside world was by means of a wireless set which one of Mr. Pepler’s friends, a Mr. Beckett, of Middlesex, made from various odds and ends. An old mess tin was used for part of the body of the set. one of the earphones ...
... five-year-old defeated the Royal Cup winner Hyperbole in great at Sandown Park recently he will be partnered Gordon Iiichardsfr Britt) filled the runner-up position each of last two but was conceding 111b beaten by the useful fekin at Lingfleld Red Brae (D ...
... handicraft meeting held at Wheatstone Hall. Mrs. Terry reported that the canning machine now ready for use. The competition for the prettiest cup and saucer was won by: 1, Miss Smith; 2, Miss Webb; 3, Mrs. Halford. A game of Danish rounders brought ...
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... ferocious batting. To those of us who remember these fleet-footed batsmen, it obvious that something wrong with the batting of to-day. when slow bowlers can dispense with outfielders There was no better keeper In England than Wally Luckes. and his name ...