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... Albert Little, a seaman, who was a. Sunday when the collier Baxter docked in the charged at Stan-le}\;. co. yesterday with the I Gladys McFadyen, the o woman whose body was ate: waste_ground at Catchgat® field Plain. il He was remanded unted and legal ...

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... SLENDER HOPE FOR M.P.s MISSING IN ITALY Health THERE is only a slender hope of finding alive the itvo M.P.s, Capt. R. H. Bernays (Lib. Nat., Bristol, /V.) and Ur. J. D. Campbell (Un., Antrim), who have been missing since Tuesday on a flight front Rome ...

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... the marriage here to-day of Miss Ursula Graham Bower, M.BE, and Lt.~Col. Frederick Betts, 2nd Pung&b Regiment, who comes from anchester, lies a romantic story of adventure in the jungle. Known as Shillong’s * jungle queen,” Miss Bower built up an intelligence ...

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