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... exchanging birthday greetings at 10, Downin -street. for Mr. Morrison is due back tomorrow from his Yorkshire holiday. A birthday chat this year would cause more than usual speculation, because between them they may decide the date of the General Election ...

... oses it a t ir e same time I wasn't a -..d t ,istener until that Awful ousln.rss down the roan ' 1fi,„--r. rhft widow was lust about destitute Made me think— realised what it would Coat A for Mars to keep up this house and give the kids a good start ...

... testants are Foleshill EC. and the Act-Act A. These teams met in the final last year, the soldiers proving the winuers.. Coventry Extras (v. Stoke-on- Trent): O. Roith; J. Clifford. W. Ling, J. Mauchlen. A. E. Sutton; R. Draper. J. Raiford; G. H. Turnbull ...

... of Mr. Theodore Steler, 73-yearold Sudeten German. Today, because of a kindness in the dark days of 1939 he is a jewellery manufacturer in Birmingham. It all started in Zelezny Brod, a tiny village high among the mountains of Czecho-Slovakia. Mr. Steier ...

... monthly to have a chat. Clerk cleared: court hears wager story AC QUITTED at Stafford Quarter Sessions yesterday of stealing money from his firm and making false entries in the books, a wages clerk said he took the money after making a wager with ...

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... considered. would most unfair for the Mitpaye.s had. for a long time. been bear. log the responsibility of providing the mosey repair*. LITTUI NOM OF GRANT * We have been hoping against hope we cou:d get a ye's - subsiatilial grout 1! - • tiiuu 1.1111.1 y ...

... TRIBUTES TO MR. W. E. BLANT At the monthly council meeting of the Burton and District F.A.. held at :be Union Hotel, Mr. hiant was in chat with Messrs. J. Seaman. A. Butt. R. A. BaL.s. J. McAdam, J. Norris. H. Hicklin. W. G. White and bon. Secretary E R. Elliott ...

... arrange inter-langlic matches, and the chat:mail said had already fixed- op with the West Leicestershire Minor League, and hoped for a meeting with the Derbyshire A T.C. Wing team and the litirton Alinmr League. A- league committee 4 termed, consisting ...