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CROOKSHANK WARNS: A HARD YEAR AHEAD
... CROOKSHANK WARNS: A HARD YEAR AHEAD HARRY CROOKSHANK, Minister of Health speaking in his own constituency of Gainsborough, Lines., yesterday, said that Major Lloyd George, the Food Minister, intended to work on the principle of keeping a steady and as ...
Korea Reds reject U.N. p.o.w. exchange plan Truman plan to clean up U.S. tax “skullduggery” PRESIDENT TRUMAN ..
... Labour MP. for Gateshead, who was dismissed from his partv) who voted For,’' and Mr. F. O Darvall. Director-General. English Speaking Union, who voted ’ Against.” The radio said it was attempt to hold up more than 165,000 Communist P.O.W.s. The United Nations ...
LONDON DIARY
... can-Britlsh Commonwealth Asof the struggle for power that sociation. now merged with tha *;*‘ Tw L t 0 take place when he English-speaking Union stands down Mr Morrison is Scotcher came up the i lls traditional hard way—paper °.? °.L f v fflce rounds, bread rounds ...
COVERT SOVIET THREAT OF MORE KOREAS IN S.E. ASIA
... C()\ EKT threat of more “Koreas” —this time in south-east Asia, was made by the Russian Foreign Commissar, Mr. Vyshinsky, speaking in the Political Committee of the General Assembly of the United Nations in Paris yesterday. Alleging that the American Command ...
Belfastman for trial on charge of shooting with intent to kill
... outside vulgar remark to him. and said something me, I lold I turned round to see who ! him clear oft. He came back and was speaking.” Beattie continued, was going have a at me. and Cunningham put a gun into my I took revolver from my pocket left eye. Jabbed ...
City's Deputy Electrical Engineer
... that it will be interesting to see if any member of the departmental staff applies for the vacant post. for my part, and speaking as I believe I do for the majority of the members of the Council hope that applications will be forthcoming from those officers ...
Question of allowing sale of Council houses 1 DEFERRING to the suggestions that had been made that local ..
... be no more than an act of delayed justice. The Northern Whig and Belfast Post. Saturday, Janaary S. 1952. 3 ANTRIM PLANNER SPEAKS PAST AND PRESENT We had town planners -V **’ . r f>i * jfflfl ' H.; tAf. f %$ K - Laurence Foye, 71-year-old son of the ...
Thv, (Northern Whir and Belfast Post. Saturday, January 5, Shorts plan jet flying boat QHORT BROS. 4 HARLAND, ..
... flying-boat, Mr. P. Ward Brown told Belfast schoolboys yesterday at a lecture In Belfast Harbour Office. Mr. Brown, who was speaking on The development of seaplanes,” said that the flying-boat being considered would carry 75 passengers at speeds far In excess ...
MATCHES TO-DAY
... the P.G.L., given by Joe Treacev, congratulated Castleton on making their dinner an evening for the ladies, and went on to speak of the Club's groat record over 40 years, mentioning in particular old stalwarts Bob Carson. Harry King and Billy Irwin. Tom ...
RYEGRASS EXPORT TRADE BEING LOST TO FOREIGNERS
... this was bringing a yearly rate of £1,200,000 to the Province. The Ministry, which encouraged production until recently, now speaks of “a serious surplus of seed in Northern Ireland for which a market is not likely to be available except at substantial loss” ...
“I WARNED THE ROBERT MOORE
... WARNED THE ROBERT MOORE . REV. pARMERS are going to be asked to grow less grassseed, and why?” asked Major J. R. E. Harden, speaking in Markethill, Because the Minister of Agriculture not only has last year's (1951) crop still on his hands, but the 1950 ...