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... one of the rarest of modern drugs, may be the answer to man's desire for longer life, according to Dr. Thomas Dougherty, speaking to the American Association for the Advancement of Science “ It appears to slow down the agceling processes of man,” ~al ...
... change of Mayor as early as 1568 three! to make a public pronouncement of the Poor” This book helped ringside seats so to speak but address without delay “so that hundred years before the town I on the goffi reserves The Chan- to encourage pioneer work ...
... hospital Mr. P. C. Kenderdine. pro- was reluctant to answer cluesaecuting. asked that this case Lions, and later refused to speak. I might be adjourned, as it arose Mancini did not appear to be from the same facts. suffering from shock. The Clerk, Mr. A ...
... Lord Beveridge who addressed a conference of 2700 teen-age scholars from all over Britain in London yesterday Lord Beveridge speaking on democracy and Joseph Gottschalk whose home is at 59 Linden Road Bournville asked if democracy taking it to mean the freedom ...
... described a previous speech by Ald. Mrs. Simmons as plaintive and desperate fair comment. The wife of West Birmingham's M.P. speaks well and clearly, but like the late George Lansbury. her appeal is to the heart rather than the head. They are assiduous in ...
... Loseby, retiring chairman of the Association of Assistant Masters. Mr. 7,oseby, of Belle Vue High School, Bradford. was speaking at the association's annual meeting. A child could educate himself to some extent by free activity. he said. He could express ...
... industrial Black Country, we have done a good job, said the Mayor of Leamington, Councillor W. H. Wallsgrove, last night. Speaking at the dinner of the Incorporated Association of Assistant Masters in Secondary Schools. the Mayor said that every town had ...
... should be b oi=d for this, he said, because they tended to forget that they themselves would be old one day. Mr. Shurmer was speaking to Sparkhill and Sparkbrook old-age pensioners. ...
... THE COVENTRY EVENING TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1950. Mr. Robert H. Butler. chairman of Mitchells and Butlers. Ltd., speaking at the annual meeting of the company. at Birmingham to-day, said their profits showed a considerable decrease. The two main ...
... ended December 31 compared with $539000000 £131000000 at pre-devaluation rate in the third quarter The Chancellor who was speaking at a Press conference in London was asked whether the reduction in the dollar deficit was on a big enough scale to balance ...
... Now that agreement hat; been reached with one concern, it is expected that the chief difficulty will have been overcome. Speaking of this aspect of the redevelopment plaft. the chairman of the Planning and Redevelopment Committee. Ald. G. E. Hodgkinson ...
... is the creation of 300 Government boarding-schools, said Mr. P. R. B. Lyon, former headmaster of Rugby. yesterday. He was speaking in London to the Association for Education in Citizenehip on Making good citizens.- The day scholar always had a line of ...