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Finance and GomMer ( GE THE MONEY MARKET MARKED STRINGENCY EWESTMENT NOTES OPTIMISTIC MOOD EDINBURGH EXCHANGE ..

... FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Tuesday Evening The London Stock Exchange was closed to-day for the New Year holiday which is according to custom . It is the only- Stoc * Exchange holiday which remains ,- apart frorn Christmas Day and the regular Bank Holidays . The old practice of closing on May 1 and November 1 fell into disuse when regular closing on Saturday came into force . The banks were ...

Published: Wednesday 02 January 1946
Newspaper: The Scotsman
County: Midlothian, Scotland
Type: Article | Words: 3737 | Page: Page 2 | Tags: p j allwell  powderhall 

M.P.s Leave For India

... News Flashes Before the parliamentary delegation left London to-day on a goodwill mission -to India, the leader of the party, Robert Richards, Socialist M.P. for Wrexham, told a reporter— We are naturally hoping see some of the Indian leaders such as Mr Gandhi, Pundit Nehru and Mr Jinnah. \V? are not a Government Relegation and we are not going specially to see thein. What v-f really desire ...

The Lancashire Daily Post. Wednesday. .Ternary 2. SEAMAN CHARGED1

... The Lancashire Daily Post. Wednesday. .Ternary 2. SEAMAN CHARGED 1 INQUEST ON SOUTHPORT YOUTH ADJOURNED Southport Motor Car WITH MURDER OF TATOOED WOMAN YOUTH CRAVED I Y lbert LITTLE (33), sea_ _ man. cf Annfield Plain. FYriTFMFNT PI Durham, was charged at Durham. I _ murder of Gladys ’J'HAT he took them to satisfy McFadven. aged 27. of Backa craving for excitement, was' George-street. ...

Rundes-lan • Fcho A rip ping G Hoi Tors Ghetto Pogrom —Continued from Page One ■' Soon the ghetto streets

... were filled with Jewish mothers and children tom from their homes, crying frantically for each other. But that did not prevent the S.S from driving the people along the road a running pace and hitting them until they reached the waiting freight train. TRUCK AFTER TRUCK WAS FILLED AND THE SCREAMING OF THE WOMEN AND CHILDREN AND THE CRACKING OF WHIPS AND RIFLE SHOTS RESOUNDED INCREASINGLY ...

QUICK CLASS B RELEASES FOR POLICE RECRUITS

... Servicemen In Any Part Of World Can Volunteer FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT MORE than 10,000 recruits are needed to bring Britain's police up to strength. Arrangements have been made to bridge the gap by letting Servicemen in any part of the world volunteer for the police forces of Scotland and England. Men accepted will be released under Class B immediately. Those serving in Britain or North ...

BURST OF ACTIVITY IN MINES

... year °P en ed the new activity v,. another burst of a'ns lnes ' Kaffirs. West artivL de i ian and Tins, all Outstay anc strong. r ises nf n on Kaff i f were ' .^ n Venterspost to 102/g - Lydenburg to est Wit terms were u un alter hours W l6 - s ares were stron£ at closed at the best | ele «io t D 41/3, Gold Coast Diamnnj' an Nanwa 3/10*. ea«rn s were dull, Consoli- a further rise Tin. ...