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... who will continue to train at Molineux, appeared in all six cup-ties for Wolverhampton last season, _ Hancocks was leading goal scorer for the Football Association XI which toured Canada Inc! US. recently; Hejoined Wolverhampton from Walsall in 1946 ...
... staff of engineers, installing the machinery which 500 workers will use to turn out 25m. handsewing needles a year. This will mean that all processes are under the same roof in the world's largest needle factory. There have been hold-ups in installing some ...
... for Yorkshire . Close In the match took seven wickets . uf cup which has proved to be renewal has been recommended for 132 runs. a gold one worth £5OO. by the Southern Area Council , The cup, originally presented to which Farr applied. The WHY LEN EYRE ...
... where visitors would find examples of not only those early makes which helped! to make Coventry's name famous throughout the world. but of most of the other makes on which the industry's reputation has been built? This thought came to me as I watched some ...
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... Francis said : It is a tremendous thrill to share with you their passionate desire to make the world better for both themselves and those who follow after Let us encourage their enthusiasm and help with our wisdom and experience” Lord Woolton who was one ...
... noticed as he ran into the corn that a mouse dangled from his Jaws. The victim's tail still waved frantically, a fact which told us that not far away the weasel's family awaited his return. Probably the live mouse would then be released among the young ones ...
... Plate at Yarmouth to-morow Queen’s Horse Due England Soon The unbroken three-year-old Irish racehorse by Owenstown out of Desla’s Star which was bought recently on behalf the Queen is expected to arrive England soon and will be trained at the Fairlawne stables ...
... THE BIRMINGHAM POST WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2 1950 AMUSEMENTS theatre royal Mon Tus Wed Fri 70 Thurs Sat 50 and 80 Emile Littler's World Premiere CAROL RAYE PETER GRAVES OLGA LINDO In DEAR MISS PHOEBE Aug 7: The B O 10-8 ALEXANDRA THEATRE ll For weeks Mon-Frl ...