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... SPEAKS! BILL, THE WORKMAN, PUBLIC MEETINGS at 130 p.m. on: Tuesday, March 19: Earlsdon School. Wednesday, March 20: Barkers' Butts School. Thursday, March 21st.: Stoke Council School. Friday. March 22: Warwick Road Church-Room HIS MESSAGE IS SOCIAL CREDITLIFE ...

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... THE SPEAKE 's ON TO WED. Mr. Christopher William Lowther, elder son of the Speaker and Mrs. William Lowther, and Miss Ina Pelly, daughter of Canon and Mrs. Pelly, of Cookham Dene, who are to be married to-day at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster.—(Lizzie ...

... SPEAKING TO pARENTS who approach employers and speak for their sons and daughters do more harm than good, according to Bristol juvenile advisory committee. They frequently cause children to take jobs in which they have no interest—an error which ...

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