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... Speak A million people in the Olympic Stadium m heard Hitler and Mussolini deliver last night their eagerly awaited speeches, and loud speakers carried the Dictators* words to an additional two millions who packed all the roads' in the vicinity. Mussolini ...
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... SPEAKING. NO JUSTIFICATION FOR CRISIS.” ANGLO-AMERICAN CONFERENCE SUGGESTED. Au intenuitionsl conference for dmUing with the financial crisis was suggested by Lord D’Abemon, former Minister Berlin, speaking yesterday at a luncheon the American Chamber ...
... NOT TO SPEAK JT is not “i finally, even within the bounds of Stormont's own unjustifiable jurisdiction, that an admitted majority of Catholic and Nationalist citizens in the City of Derry should, every blatant and disgraceful artifice be made subject ...
... ULSTER SPEAKS. PAMPHLET BT REV. W. F. If fiBSTf ATJ., LL.B. Ulster Speaks the title of an interesting pamphlet on the different dialects to found in Northern Ireland. It consists of abridged versions of broadcast talks on the Ulster dialects by Rev. W ...
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... UNISON SPEAKING, There was only one entry, that from First Derry P.E. School (Miss B. Logan, teacher), and they were awarded first prize, with 80 and 82, a total 162 marks. Miss Abraham stressed the importance of unison-speaking, the value of which for ...
... if the result should a defeat for them. Hr. Haxton had been forbidden to speak at meeting Stavely in the afternoon, and transpired that Hr. Kirkwood had also been forbidden to speak there. The latter proceeded to half way. where another notic« prohibiting ...
... Speaking to the World The scene at St. Peter's Square, as the Holy Father gave his traditional Easter Blessing to the world from t Central Balcony of St. Peter’'s on Sunday last. g’, \’: B b o ‘ N ‘ ) ’A-. N i } . g PP o N i 1, % i 2 - T N e P B 2 P - ...
... SCOTLAND SPEAKS. Mr. J. Feely, an observer, representing the Scottish Anti-Partition Council, said that in Scotland they felt very indignant about the treachery of the Labour Party, which they had supported all their lives in the belief that it would ...
... Dev- Speaks N ¥ 22 S AL oAI & Mr. de Valera addressing Saturday night's rally at Ballyshannon. The platform party includes Deputy Cormac Breslin, Messrs. H. McMenamin. Derry, and M. Feeney, N-T, i r | . } & ; = I Q . , ' p, TR 2 A ,‘ ' N.‘s’_ . BN N 8 ...