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... the 'England team manager, said yesterday the committee are anxious to obtain. Carter is now player-manager of Hull, Mercer is captain of Arsenal, and Swift gained experience of the styles used by many countries during his long career as England’s goalkeeper ...
... done well this year in the World Cup and in Conti, nental international games, won the only previous match between the countries, beating England 2—l at Belgrade in 1939. They also beat a Gieat Britain amateur side 3 —l in the 1948 Olympic games, but went ...
... Linby confident —no special cup training Fund to help the Club Ernest Coleman, Linby’s playermanager, who decided to wait until he had *cen Gillingham the City Ground to-day before planning the campaign for his club’s Cup-uc against the Southerns, told ...
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... U.S. SHOULD FIGHT WITH IDEAS” 1 —EHRENBURG i Soviet writer Ilya Ehrenburg, introducing a resolution calling for the banning of war propaganda, declared at the World Peace Congress in Warsaw today, the United States does not like our ideas she should ...
... RUSSIA, BRITAIN, U.S. HAVE ONE COMMON ENEMY THE Rev. Kenneth L. Weights (superintendent of Not-1 tingham Albert Hall Mission) last night declared: Between 1914 and 1918 8,500,000 people were killed; 21m. were mutilated or wounded permanently; 7m. were ...
... in Egypt Mobs can used to further a political purpose Mussolini it will be remembered used them to great effect in Italy Mobs in Cairo and Alexandria can be used to deflect public attention from social grievances They can also be used to rally the public ...
... CHRISTMAS GIFTS i SOMETHING USEFUL LEATHER THE BAC STORES’ I VRRINGTON ST Weekly Guardian Every Friday Topical Attracttvs Morning lid LMl WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1950 WORLD CUP SNAP IS NEEDED AT HIGHBURY LNGLAND have a chance of retrieving some of their lost ...
... SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4 1950 The Big Four piVERYBODY that are serious world nroblems be faced the of which divides and West Soviet Russia Communist-dominated world we our friends want world which the of each individual country can decide for how are aoverned ...
... THE NOTTINGHAM GUARDIAN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1950 Trade Barometer US ‘Set Fair’ for Our Textiles RECENTLY returned from a -SA tour the Textile Marketing Mission in a report published says it i convinced that barometer is fair for British exporters The mission ...
... garded as formidable opponents by the evidence of recent good form against Continental opponents and World Cup successes, they are likely to find England too good in the heavy pitch conditions provided by the recent ram. The only previous full international ...
... winners were as follows: Henton Challenge Cup— Bennett Brothers. Jean Winstanlev Rose Bowl—H. Hancock. Tradesmen's Cup—C. Rodgers. Stacey Cup—J. Taylor. Winstanlev Cup— Bennett Brothers. Arber Cup—S. Freeman. Society's ...