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... RESPONSE” was how the Medical Officer of the West Riding County Council's Mass Radiography Unit (Dr. Hendry) the reaction of the public of Harnoldswick to the unit's visit to the Harnoldswick Drill Hull this week. In the two days prior to the writing of ...
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... binding. ' our own ship. J.T. imbued u deep The Kaduna’s” firemen wen* reverenc-e and strong religious .sense, mostly Liverpool Irishmen, and a ami the hymn by Isaac Watts, to very tough lot they were. The thnv which he eompoaed the tune nwist turbulent were ...
... jovial manner, piano, usual, was Mr. United Holiday Services Mcimliits five Barnoldswick lies, the North Street Bap('luircli, the Independent ist Cliureh. the Congre-1 Cliureh, and the Gosjjel . attended speeial united services at the North liaptist Church ...
... that the unemployment was higher there than in Burnley, hut as fast Merseyside provided employment, other workers—imlndimr Irishmen were attracted to the area and the figures were never reduced. Towns like Nelson needed some Mr. 11. H. Oillihmntl, the Board ...