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... and French resentment has run high. Leading light in the Coca-Cola world is James A. Farley, formerly President Roosevelt's Post master. In the year ending March 9 the Coca-Cola world empire had net sales of £74,000,000 and profits amounted to £13,000 ...
... lasting 3| weeks, will begin at Taymouth in January. Instructors for Scotland, the North of England and Northern Ireland will be trained at Taymouth Castle. In England there are Home Office Civil Defence Training Schools at Falfield, in Gloucestershire, and ...
... A U.S. Navy Jet Fighter DIVING INTO THE I SEA OF JAPAN A COMBAT PILOT'S SPECTACULAR PLUNGE TO DISASTER HE DEATH PLUNGE OF A JET PANTHER OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY The fighter, which had just returned from a combat mission over North Korea, seen banking ...
... exhausting and inflaming the nations, have poured out till the world has almost drowned in the flood-- on which only the munitions of war will float. But munitions of peace are going round the world too-- the tractors, farming implements, livestock, seeds, ...
... victory and received the first of his fourteei England caps, captained Notts, and the club won the Midland Counties Cup. T. W. Cartwright became Secretary when W. B. Haycraft relinquished tha office after World War One to look after the County Union, and ...
... the southern half of England. Can you help me I apologise for my request, but the great variety of occasions illustrated in Sport and Country make me feel no one would be as able to assist. Many letters such as this one reach us from readers at home and ...
... Vanstone and H. Thompson. In 1906 Torquay won the Devon Cup lor the first time and r ny ol their players appeared in the famous Devon sides that won the Count Champion ship five times before World War One. The first Torquay player to receive international ...
... in 1890, the third son of David J. Eisenhower and Ida Elizabeth Stover, he was educated at the U.S. Military Academy, West Point. He served in the First World War, and in 1916 he married Mamie Geneva Doud. They have one surviving son, John Sheldon Doud ...
... Annette Mills, sister of John, the hero of Top of the Ladder, is having a return to popularity. Annette is also conquering new worlds with her Muffin the Mule, and the well-remem bered rhythm must be heard without her aid.Victor Sylvester- is the high priest ...
... Recent indications of the plans of these two bodies give rise to certain misgivings. It is understood that if World War III comes upon us, the Comet, the Viscount, and all their wonderful civil transport potentialities must be forgotten. But the cause ...
... Mr. Gifford, who came to England in the liner America, declared in his first Press interview I hope to go on with the very successful work of my friend and predecessor, Mr. Lewis Douglas. Walter Sherman Gifford, the new U.S. Ambassador in London, has ...
... sixteenth century to illumine the grey days of this era of creeping common sense, I unhesitatingly hand the golden cup to Churchill. However, the world does not consist of men alone, and we must now decide upon the out standing young woman of 1950. This prize ...