... Miss clinic at Rome -Mother Bergman last night, an?* son'Tre 'going along DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS WSUw Z'J^T'oTS^. and French speaking nuns, des sl|(>m nus band Ingrid Bergcribed the child a blue-eted rn;in . |jd -j doubt whether boy of about eight pounds ...

... Scotland called in at South Shields and attended to various mailers with his agent, Coun. A. E. Gompcrtz. Next week will speaking on behalf of other Labour candidates at places ranging from Aberdeen to Edinburgh. When his Scottish tour ends he will return ...

... laughter and cheers last night when criticising the enormous amount of expenditure by the Ministry of Food in advertising. ; Speaking at St. Oswin Church Halt. Tynemouth, Miss Ward singled out the Ministry’s latest advertisements listing suggested breakfasts ...

... PAID Mr W. A. Souter, shipowner, and chairman the River Tyne Commission and of the Tyne Mariners’ Benevolent Institution. speaking in place of Lord Eustace Percy who was unable Wallsend shop window smashed A Pt-A ir. glass winnow the premises of G. (till ...

... Wilson and M Skeldon. HIS BRAVEST ENGAGEMENT’ 117 AVAL hero of many ” engagements Lord Mounlevans (Evans of the Broke), speaking at Tynemouth last night described some of his experiences, and drew forth roars of laughter ichen declared: bravest act was ...

... butcher with whom I deal cannot have all the overhead costs he speaks of. I never find a skewer my meat and it never wrapped adequately. Ihe wills published in the newspapers butchers, speak for themselves. Even the smallest butchering business today is ...

... John Drummond, Tweedmouth. were bring cigarette packet in the room with .22 rifle. Mr Nelson, it is stated, turned round to speak to nls wife and the rifle went off. Mrs Nelson collapsed on her chair and died almost immediately. The Coroner Mr 11. J. Percy ...

... Liberals received a message from Lord Beveridge, and the Labour Party was informed that the Home Secretary, Mr Chuter Ede, is to speak in support of Miss Grace Colman in North Shields on Friday night Miss Irene Ward. Conservative, was nominated today. Miss Colman ...

... Mrs Biitcliffe will speak on The Use of History. * * * The best hand-made Valentine will take the competition prize when Tynemouth Towns- Guild meets in the Memorial Hall, Percy Street, on Thursday evening. Mr J. Jaggs will speak on Plasties. ♦ ♦ ♦ Lady ...

... the local committee. before Hospital Management Committees came into being she had row after row about the same thing. Speaking of condltons at the clinic, she said there were two flights of outside steps to climb and in her opinion that was not good ...

... Churchill's papers Greenock, where there will were handed in at Woodford. probably be a five-cornered Mr Churchill, who is speak- contest, Cardiff thi* afternoon At 1.15 p.m. 206 candidates and Taunton tonight, was not had been nominated. Fifteen present ...

... Blyth on Sunday for a one-day Trade Union Counctl School. Mr Ray Boy field, secretary the T.U.C. Organising Department. will speak on Steps towards Industrial Democracy. The meeting has been arranged the Blyth and Dlatriel Trades Council. Newsagent fined ...