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... said that the committee, consisting of 13 members, had spent over £l,OOO in advertising the shelter's telephone number. Speaking on behalf of the committee. he added. I shall not allow these complaints to 7:o unanswered. and will issue a full reply ...
... youngsters have of . holding tradespeople and other Wakefield wharf, business men to ransom, so to Up to 1945 he owned five barges speak. and had his own wharf in Wakefield, but controls and allocations into a company, which begins a hit his little fleet, so he ...
... possible Grand National candidate. . . Bates was eight times champion steeplechase jockey in France. Born in Marseilles, he speaks little English. He had hoped to be allowed to remain in this country for about two years Aged about 36. he is married and ...
... questions at an old Liberal and a young Labour politician. Lord Beveridge and Mr. Christopher Mayhew. Foreign Under-Secretary, speaking on democracy at the first session of the United Nations Association conferEnce on world citizenship, soon found themselves ...
... panel of the Burnham Committee to take emergency action to secure the claim for improvement in the Burnham scales. Mr. Eden, speaking of the nation's economic problems, said he had every confidence in the de of our race. [Speech of Mr. H. V. Losaby, belle ...
... Aireborough Grammar School, said: We are, to a great extent, undermining our ' position through lack of co-ordination. He was speaking on a resolution, which expressed no confidence in the lead so far given by the Executive Committee in translating the general ...
... NEW HOP. Speaking of the steps taken to ensure security for the North Atlantic community against aggression, President Truman said: While great problems still confront us. the greatest danger has receded—the possibility which faced us three years ago ...
... .',.i• -.77.1.1 7•';?••• - .. ~i .. • •-..***'• ' •,. . ^ '). ‘9.# . NEW HOPZ SEQUEL TO in they were when 1, Speaking of the steps taken to Mr. Herbert Morrison, Lord ensure security for the North ,d dollar reserves rose President of the Council ...
... DOUBTS: IS IT BLUFF? . : 'SOON,' says Mr. Webb .4(' R I ICE or !frail/ord. and chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party. speaking at a municipal to-election meeting in gradford his: night. made three references to the coming General Election. NO. I was ...
... murdering his father-in-law. Leopold Goodman i 491. of Ashcombe-gardens Edgware, Mrs. Goodman was found dead at the same time. Speaking to reporters at a Press conference called by Airs. Fav Shine, the Euston housewife who organised the petition appealing for ...
... Speaking openly What the Liberals have to themse.ves is the abolition of conscription and the abolition or amalgamation of certain Ministries, On the whole. the Liberals are more specific than the Conservatives about subsidies. and they say openly what ...