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... HEART OF ENGLAND—S THE CHURCH NOBODY KNOWS By JOSEPH McCULLOCH ¥N the broadcast service from St. nificance only by complaining, and Trades Union Council. But these men A Mary s last Sunday made the lor whom the Church, hard-pressed this time had not come ...
... WEEKLY POST FRIDAY 8 13 RRIVING in England only a month ago Hymie Kloner Birmingham City's South African half-back has not had long to wait for his first chance in English League football After only two games in England one Birmingham Reserves one with ...
... month's meeting permission is expected to be granted for certain international matches in England to be played under artificial light, but not Football League and F.A. Cup games. The next F.A. Council meeting is on January 8. when Mr. A. Drewry, an F.A. vi ...
... country in the world had —not even Germany. We still had Winston Churchill—the one man in the whole world of whom it was said Hitler was afraid. Mr. Churchill in his reply, said the Greek statesman Venezelos had told him that England always won the last ...
... United Slates to meet President Truman. The peace and happiness of men, women and children through the whole world is in the balance. 1 ■write to ask us all together to bring this matter lo God. Where else do lump I ask you to hold up in prayer ihe Prime Minister ...
... the prizes George Styles Cup: Mrs S Ingram runner-up Mrs J Morgan George Booth Coronation Cup Mrs W Gardner runner-up Mrs R Haynes George Booth Perpetual Memorial Cup (women): Mrs J Morgan runner-up Mrs A Norman Aid Cartwright Cup: J Marshall runner-up T ...
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... though you cannot write one Picture quiz What Mr W 1 Iiassett England’s outside right” later he had played for the England team on 17 occasions and taken part in three Football Association Cup finals two which against the “invincible” Preston North End ...
... Independent judges The awards were: 1 T Gilbert (32 points) “Philip Bryant” Cup 2 T Dallow (31) Councillor Moss Cup 3 H Nash (294) “Douglas James” Cup 4 H Jones (274) “Walter Jones Cup 5 H W Poolman (27) 6 S M Jones (264) 7 A E Joyner (26) 8 C Robinson (254) ...
... Shops all its gaiety and greet us in 11 days from • worries over the choice at an end. and needles. scissors, in fact everything required by the neewoman. while the other portion could be used as a work storage. Of a useful size, it costs 18s. lid. Manicure ...
... hear, for ini.anec. a member shout a remark Press table during the proceedings. and to use in a heated moment expletive which, although mild enough and common use. is not normally employed in debates at local authority meetings. The general example set ...
... characters of the time, says Mr. uchurche.s of England. It has been my , Ruar and let bad thinking, fred Ward, “considered the Churcn privilege the last 10 years to be trPct jtion bad manners and had of England on its death-bed. It invited to address numerous ...