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... Lincolnshire, 7.15 a.m. on February 6, and landed March 4, 1933 FROM THE WORLDS SCRAP-BOOK NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. DE ZEVENT PROVINCIEN AFTER THE MUTINY IN HER HAD BEEN ENDED BY A BOMB FROM A DUTCH SEAPLANE AN ARROW SHOWING WHERE IT FELL. Continued ...
... columns. On one side is panel of Our Lady of Walsingham, designed Mr. John Trinidc. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. Germany’s second floating island : the schwabenland,” to act as relief BASE FOR ...
... CARVALHO ARAUJO AND H.M.S. LONDON, WHICH LANDED BLUEJACKETS TO PROTECT BRITISH RESIDENTS. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. HOUSE OF LORDS) FOR OFFICIAL USE : THE TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR CLOCK AT GREENWICH. Lord ...
... further creations were in pectore, and made numerous appointments to archbishoprics and bishoprics. March 25, 1933 FROM THE WORLDS SCRAP-BOOK; NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. BROADCASTING HOUSE A GENERAL VIEW SHOWING I DRINK THE AIR BEFORE ME ARIEL, WITH ...
... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS Feb. 11, 1933 FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. MONOPLANE REST (INSET) FLIGHT-LIEUT. C. E. NICHOLETTS, ONE OF THE PILOTS, The Royal Air Force effort to recover for Great Britain the non-stop long-distance ...
... the World FROM A SHOWMANS SCRAPBOOK Where People Walk In Dream Halls United SUtee. The lobby, the Wood- ° maha ! >» de-luxe house in the Italian lawn, Chicago, has a capacity of a Renaissance style, with an aaditorinm like thousand! Here people may gase ...
... Notes From My Scrapbook. hour and before long_ Eepin WAS driv• , ing us towards the High Atlas over n lonely winding read. For the first time since we left rot we ,:aw clouds. in the sky, and these now deecended so low that the snow•eapped summits a the ...
... sport he has written this “scrapbook” about and it well merits a place in the sport-lovers’ library, both for readability and a medium for reference. In stirring, vivid narrative he recounts world-famous heavyweight fights from the era Fitzsimmons and Corbett ...
... Leaves From a Leicester Historian's Scrapbook TWENTY YEARS “KING, Tl- 1 1 0 E ng Ne t w im a e rk o e n w e a o s f fo t r he a favourite and most ex clusive residential OF LEICESTER areas in Leicester. A t different times .. Th_ e . co_ nf_ ra . te_ry_ ...
... “SCRAPBOOK FOR 1924” Charles Brewer and Leslie Baily will | present “Scrapbook for 1924” in the Scottish programme at 7.0 to-night. This “ Scrapbook ” will be less historic than previous ones, as it will deal with events which have not yet passed into ...
... Club; in the chair, Howard Marshall: Refugees. 9, Ice Hookey World Championship Series. A commentary during plav, bv Stewart MacPherson, from the Bolder Ice Rink, Zurich. 9.30, Variety, from the Palace Theatre. Bath. Johnson Clark (ventriloquist, with ...