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... OUTPUT IS STEADILY INCREASING SPEAKING at the annual dinner of the Mitchell Engineering Ltd. (Peterborough) Sports Club last evenin%'at the Dujon, Peterborcug‘n Mr. H. J. Munns (assistant general mmfer) said the output from the Glebe Works was steadily ...

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... school was well repaid, Mr. Kenneth Hall, of Raunds, urged them to take advantage of the facilities offered. Mr. Hall was speaking at the school prizegiving on Saturday evenlnz, the twenty-first anniversary of the establishmen | — “As well as - the actual ...

... ‘UNABLE TO STAND, OR SPEAK boP.c. Dillingham gld Pe;e;l-dg;?ug:n he found a man Kl:c on the pavement outside Grand Hotel, Peterm on New Year's Eve, of alcohol and un-‘ able to stand or speak. The man, Pawel %‘ of Puntham’s Lane, Whittlesey, was fined ...

... Labour Party, has cancelled hig visit to to-night’s meeting of Bargoed Literary and Debating Society, at which .he was to speak on “Conditions in Europe to-day.” The secretary to the society (Mr. J. B. Jenkins) to-day re- ceived a letter from Mr. “Phillips ...

... Service, Community Service, International and Vocational Service. At next Tueedadrl's meetlnf Rotarian A. J. Dillingham will speak on his experiences as a magistrate. ...

... FDOWIN MALINDINE speak at TEMPERANCE HALL, Marshall's Road, RAUNDS on FRIDAY, JAN. ‘l3th At 7.45 p.m. QUESTIONS INVIT%I:.] o ...

... of winter, without a coat; she got her laryngitis. and the part! However, nature was never disposed to restore her former speaking voice . . . A strident note is introduced by Betty Hutton; it seems she has vocal chords that are so tough they can take ...

... stationed at Weedon Depot and Barby Camp took more o R. R. E. MANNINGHAM-BULLER. K._( , CONSER\ M ATIVE M.P. FOR SOUI'H NORTHANTS SPEAK ING AT FOUNDRY PLACE SCHOOLS DAVENTRY ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. STARTED OF} HIS ELECTION CAMPAIGN BY TELLING A QUESTIONER QUITE HON ...

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