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... GOVERNMENT’S road HAULAGE PLAN . OPERATORS DECLARE IT RIDICULOUS Mr. E. B. Howps, speaking the annual meeting of Associated Road Operators in London yesterday. said the Government’s road haulage plan had proved chaotic and ridiculous.” He urged abolition ...
... Demobilisation Problems Sir William Jowitt, speaking at Liverpool yesterday to representatives of municipal and business interests,” had a good deal to say of controls and priorities after the war and their effect on both industry and society. The liveliest ...
... THE FOOT TUESDAY OCTOBER 26 1909 AGRICULTURAL TOPICS HOUSE transport facilities the of world metaphorically speaking difficult the influences affect market produoe of English farms the moment selling price it is difficult except on supposition the public ...
... THE BIRMINGHAM POST SEPTEMBER 29 1924 REPLY TO MR CHAMBERLAIN THE NATIONALISATION MINES AND RAILWAYS Speaking Rotton Park Labour Birmingham last evening Mr E G Hemmerde MP for Crewe said reading by Mr Neville Chamberlain he to how little Mr Chamberlain ...
... SPACE FOR LATEST NEWS. IPE DOUGLAS TOI-HUKTIKG IN GERMANY Colonel Faber, speaking at last ight, quoted letter from Sir Douglas Haig, which the TSdld-MarsheJ had jnst rilled hare and run fox ground on lerman soil. ...
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... GROWTH OF THE GIRL GUIDES MOVEMENT LADY BADEN-POWELL IN BIRMINGHAM Lady Baden-Powell, speaking at the twenty-fourth annual meeting of the Birmingham Girl Guides’ Association at the Council House yesterday, said that she was very glad to be back in the ...
... SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS AND LABOUR MP.s NO OPPOSITION TO THEM AT NEXT ELECTION Speaking at Cambridge last night, Sir Stafford Cripps said that neither he nor any of those associated with him had the vaguest intention of promoting or running candidates against ...
... V&/1 , ftS stringent TERMS GERMANS THEIR Speaking at the Kidderminster 1 vative and Unionist gu, Redditch on Saturday. Wardlaw-Milne, M-1 • ge} L and chairman of ® tl \ mittee on National -T^foref iji' it was impossible i,te Germany would capi indeed ...
... London Night told despatches have at Colonial Office Milner private which to friends speak of affairs in South Africa official communications which time Lord Milner is con-jo it said that industry finance on mend in the goes is of opinion Midsummer in ...
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... LAID TO REST IN A GARDEN LAST RITES FOR MR. ROOSEVELT NEW PRESIDENT TO SPEAK TO-DAY Following the official funeral service in Washington on Saturday, President Roosevelt was laid to rest yesterday in a garden which stands between the family home and the ...