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... Monday November 20 1950 INJURIES MAY CAUSE ENGLAND CHANGES Baily and Ramsey Doubtful England may have to take the field against Jugoslavia in the international match at Highbury on Wednesday without Baily and Ramsey two of the three Tottenham Hotspur ...
... Motor Coaches Measham every Thursday at:— — Central Station Potter Street 1230 SUTTON Cup Hotel by the same (G A MlMI) Burton-on-TrenI Measham 322 CKERS Jarrett for used cannot better Buy from Ackers Jarrett Co Guaranteed service prompt attention 3511 Walsall ...
... sitting of the autumn session in Strasbourg on Saturday : If one of us sinks we all sink together” Ministers Attacked Describing the English Channel as geographical error which hides England’s danger” he said that Britain’s fate could not be separated from ...
... that the Korean and world rearmament threaten the world's economy An 11-nation committee reported that unless the situation was “ handled the world might face food shortages depression and unemployment War in Korea has changed world food position The committee ...
... be one of the in the Midlands since the of Ministry restrictions owing fowl pest during the last three years US yesterday accused Russia of using about 1000 radio stations to blanket foreign broadcasts with the noise of aeroplane motors screaming seagulls ...
... apparently impressive first international, left back Lionel Smith stands down in favour of Eckersley, who went with the World Cup team to South South America. ...
... last week and which him out the England side against Wales on Wednesday robbed Wright Wolves’ captain distinction of being the player to have every post-war international for England It also run of 18 consecutive as England's captain Wright who was born ...
... plainly uneasy when Mr. Chuter Ede, the Home Secretary, explained to the Commons why some foreign delegates arriving for the World Peace Congress, at Sheffield, were turned back at the ports and airfields. There were some who thought he had done right ...
... Mercury Staff Reporter Geoffrey Jarvis Pictures by John Hulston Mercury Staff My A PRESE The man who takes at least one hundred cups of tea a day tea-taster and buyer for Dudley firm Mr Kenneth Walnwright of Lanesfield 17 years connoisseur Familiar landmark ...
... Nov Ktnwarton Bridge Association Football Jugoslav Players Show Skill England Changes Both the England and Jugoslavia teams who are to meet Highbury to-morrow trained yesterday England at Weybridge and Jugoslavia on the practice pitch of the Arsenal club ...
... Wardroom HMS Gamecock five matches to nil ENGLAND WIN INSPIRED BY BAILY Plucky Welsh Side Put Up a Splendid Fight England 4 Wales 2— A goal In the last 30 seconds put a better complexion than was warranted on England’s victory at Roker Park Sunderland where ...
... to March 31 next USE OF CORTISONE Wing Commander E E Bullus (C— Wembley N) asked the Minister of Health when he expected to make general use of cortisone in hospitals Mr Bevan : The use of this drug still experimental and wider use must depend greater ...