... DENBEATH STAR CHANGE THAT PAID NOVEL WING PAIR DO THE TRICK BY FIFER. FIFE AND LOTHIAN CUP. HEARTS OF BEATH 6 XIDDRIE THIS. . LOCHGELLY ALB. 1 TRANENT 4 DENBEATH STAR 5 ORMISTON ROSE WALLYFORD B. .. 1 DUNNIKIER JUN. 3 W. CALDER UN. .. 1 INVERKEITHING J. 1 FIFE COUNTY LEAGUE NEWBURGH WE. 3 BOWHILL ROV. 5 WT.ATHHAT.T. JTTN. 4 KIRKFORD JUN. 2 EAST FIFE JUNIOR CUP. ST ANDREWS UN. 3 ROSSLYN JUN. ...

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... WHIST DRIVES.— whtat drlv. took place In the Maeonlc Hall 01 Tuesday night In aid of the Roya Infirmary, The winners were:—l Mrs Hall; 3. Mrs Toung. Anothe whist drive took place In th> Masonic Hall on Thursday evenlni when the winner was Miss K Linn. INFIRMARY DONATIONS. - We have pleasure announcing that through the efforts Miss M Mitchell and her committee ot helpers, the splendid sum ISO ...

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... (By Private Wire.) #Northern Whig and Belfast Post” Office. 107/111. Fleet Street. London, Saturday, 3 m. SUCCESS OF ROYAL VISIT TO PARIS, A Turning Point in the Story of Europe. The Times observes:— The visit of the King and Queen to Paris, following does the recent visit jhe French Prime Minister to London, does Indeed indicate that Great Britain and Trance are still comrades in a great ...

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... Courier and Bbvertiser DUNDEE. SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1946. In his somewhat guarded reply Mr Booth by' 3 attack on the American loan in the Commons yesterday, Mr Glenvil Hall, Financial Secretary the Treasury, had to admit the rise in prices now sweeping through the U.S. was a disturbing feature. According to Mr Boothby, the price rise has already reduced the value of the loan by about £25,000 ...

... 68 's BY WALKER CUP MEN r, W ]i.' moustached, bespectacled C a . lv der f PP player Jimmy Wilson, 4 jL! I , rt er strengthened his claim ' ' a 'it a leading amateur with ctor y in the Tennant Cup at * * 1 1 rounds of 68 and 71 for of f. ' finished three shots lf 'lay Jj W Walker Cup man Sam 1 ' J.' ur g hots better than the evens on, of Troon. 11 in Wfts playing well behind e .5 got a ...