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... AND BANKRUPT. THE CHAMPAGNE AT THE BEANFEAST. H. L. Pridmore, builder, Ilford, formerly of Halsted, appeared on adjourned public examination at the Clelmsford Bankruptcy Court on Wednesday. The Official Receiver, Mr. Cecil Mercer: (Bince you have been ...
... Bankrupt Under the public-ownership scheme which we envisage, said Mr. Morrison, capital and cheap capital—will be available for electrification as soon as that electrification becomes practically expedient. We have brought in this Bill, not with ...
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... Bankrupt! The form of Count Calergi's theme may be crude, erroneous and impracticable, but the impulse and the inspiration are true. We have further a manifesto issued by the bankers in 1927 stating in effect that Europe is slowly strangling herself and ...
... pocket, and she had emptied her owl pocket. A nation became bankrupt the moment when under normal conditions it could not balance its Budget. On that test not only Germany. but France. was bankrupt. The French success had enormously complicated the problem ...
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... Bankrupts LORD BEAVERBROOK cross with the Municipal Reformers. During the election campaign his newspapers cried that the danger was apathy. Now, in retrospect, he tells them that it was not apathy at all. It was just lack of a policy. What policy ...
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