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... . enough infer- If hhe of Myth ( Aid. A. and MrsThe com compared fiery on Friday night Mr Robens; making Mr Jeffreys, who speaks with conce rn Tl-IE CANDIDATES the authority of 40 years of Play showed itself when two Mr Amos answered a numberl m spo in ...
... bread and cakes. 12/- per day.— Mrs Richardson. Brackenbar Graham St-eet °i;ER. f i rliday Says gardening is way of life Speaking at the annual dinner of Ashington, Hirst and Bothal Horticultural Society at Ashington on Saturday the President. Mr E. Harrison ...
... connected with the family through marriage. Is any com• ment needed? These are only' ] two stories out of scores of others, and speak for themselves. Now you know why Toryism will have a very hard task to eradicate the memory of the past from the minds of the ...
... interest in (Myth, will also want to reed it --and own it * * * Business men for Council? REMARKS made by the, Mayor of Blvth. speaking as the guest of the local Chem ber of Trade have an applica Lion beyond the boundaries the borough and within the areas of ...
... addressed by Miss Gladys Fell. vice-president of the North-East division of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. She will speak on her recent experiences in Hamburg. Only eight at U.N.A. annual meeting Concern at the low attendance at meetings was expressed ...
... Party's policy to narrow the gap between the higher paid groups and the masses of the people. When Coun. Rutherford rose to speak. several members of the audience protested that the) bad come to hear Mr Robens explain the Labour Party's pro ;weals for the ...
... Bedlington Statiot With Marshall Aid we have been able to decree: burdens of the people of increasing them. In a last-minute att speak at as many places sible before Election Da' afternoon and evening I spoke at Seghill Seato.. ICramlingtOn. Backworth. moor ...
... conducted in a correct manner. Supt. Patterson said. There had been no prOceedings against any licence holder, and, generally speaking, all the licensed premises had been 'very well conducted The chairman complimentei Supt. Patterson on a very -atistactory ...
... lir.gton Ex-Service Men's Club the district or other causes.' the local council. the County magazine to next door neigh- Speaking of the work carried said' Mr Wood. • hour Mrs Margaret Johnson. • i out by the club. Wood said Presiding over the meeting ...
... good' were few lapses' from good of our towns. We have already sportsmanship. There was suggested that it would be a vigorous speaking, as Is fit worthy kesture if some can- proper at election time, but no didates who would be immune personal abuse of opposing ...
... shopkeeper that trend of thought from Sir,—Are the miners better off their minds. today 7 To arrive at an answer I think I can speak for ail to this question, often paretechnical and managerial mount at political meetings, I grades in the mining industry. ...
... aid. from the 46 polling booths in by. his wife—who was out for 'Coun. Holiday also paid a servative agent said: It has Speak tip, someone had the first time since being taken warm tribute to those who :sad been a long and strenuous cam-i shouted from ...