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... THIS WORLD OF OURS Prof. Astbury praises U.S. medicine PROFESSOR W. T. ASTBURY. who ■holds the Chair c* Bioxnolecular Structure at the University Leeds, reached Plymouth yesterday after a two-month stay the United States. With American experts he has ...
... “We thank England Never have so many owed so much to one single man,” the Rector of the University, Professor Hogens Hansen, declared. thanking him, we thank England—who gave us Mr. Churchill when the world -needed him so much.” Mr. and Mi's. Churchill ...
... THIS WORLD OF OURS MONG Roman Catholic clergy and laity the Roman Catholic Leeds Diocese, which has been without bishop since the death of Monsiguor Poskitt eight anonths ago, there is much discussion about the possibility of the diocese being divided ...
... British bread is best in world -- - British bread. allowing for the difference in the grade of flour, is better than in any country in the world. said Mr. Herbert Penny, I National President of the Master Bakers' and Confectioners' Association. in Leeds ...
... FOR ENGLAND IT'S A COME-BACK CAMPAIGN F England lose to Ireland at Belfast today in the first international match of the season, there will be an outcry almost as turbu- lent as that which followed the summer failures in the World Cup. Defeat will certainly ...
... the World Cup XI and the Canadian Touring XI at Stamford Bridge. Neither of the two new players took part in that game. It may be that Chilton owes his place to the fact that Laurie Hughes, the Liverpool centre half-back, who played for the World Cup ...
... Ken Traill, of Bradford Northern, has played loose forward for England In France, for Great Britain in New Zealand, and has been round the world on a football tour, but he has yet to play for Yorkshire. He reaches the bottom rung of the representative ...
... T of ours': Famous U.S. doctor to visit Leeds TV*.. PHILIP S. HENCH. the American specialist whose researches into the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis have attracted world interest, is to pay a brief visit to Leeds next week. He was one the team of ...
... THE YORKSHIRE POST AND LEEDS MERCURY. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1950 Castleford in Woodcock’s rival treated for Headingley Cup final rib injury By ALFRED DREWRY CASTLEFORD 13 pts., BAXLEY 9 Castleford, beaten by Bradford Northern In the 1948 final, and H ...
... countries on Davis Cup lines (2) No (3) Sandy Saddler World Table Tennis Championships (5) Rae Johnstone this year (6) 26 miles 385 yards Clark expresses great determination in this bid to clear Huddersfield’s in last evening’s cup at Hunslet Fartowners’ ...
... he has kicked many goals for Huddersfield and may get further chances The Scout RUGBY Progress Cup in Huddersfield’s Cup Final CASTLEFORD Huddersfield’s Cup Final oppon ents at Headingley next Saturday Back row: Haugbey Howard Fleming Hill Broughton Anderson ...
... and extension of Wells House Hotel, happened in the world before. Coun. Alice Barber to the Ilkley. as a domestic science train- following: in college. and £6.50 0 on the Elms LEAGUE FAILED mlTempest Cup at e ßartle. e r d Poster Plate (senior students): ...