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... Mr. Bevan’'s i t United States MR Aneurin Bevan, speaking at Birkenhead yesterday, told 1,500 people that 'we must try to prevent an expansion of the Korean war, try to bring about peaceful co-operation, and try as far as other nations would allow us ...
... that the loss of of the Princess Victoria, the Princess Victoria required a said last night:— fully-publicised inquiry. I am speaking to you in c:rcum- Strange confusion 'ances of great sorrow. On Saturay morning the British Railways Comment in the provincial ...
... IRISH TEMPERANCE LEAGUE Annual verse-speaking competitions The Irish Temperance League's annual verse-speaking competitions were continued on Saturday in Clarence Place Hall, Belfast. Miss Gloria Joy Gordon was the rdjudicator and Mr. Gallagher presided ...
... “MAY BRING GLOBAL WAR” Mr. Shinwell and U.S. move Mr. Emanuel Shinwell, speaking at Peterborough last night, referred to the Korean situation, and said he did not like the rumours now prevalent. We had been trying to clamp down on the Korean war—to contract ...
... ■j ANTS' ’•'DERATION RESOLUTION for public inquiry into arden Villages di'cidrd Itvlancl- Temoerance ca?ue verse- speaking ...
... SAMCITY SPEAK!. Grim count of victims in Princess Victoria sinkin ...
... and gloom over Ulster Viscouunt Brookeborough, broad- casting last night on the loss of the Princess Victoria, said:— I am speaking to you in circumstances of great sorrow. Yesterday morning the British Railways steamer Princess Victoria, a new and beautiful ...
... in Northern Ireland: banking or insurance preferred, but willing to consider any position where rersonality and ability to speak Enfish, German, French and Dutch would be an asset; highest credentials available.—Js764, News-Letter. LIGHT holldnLdutles ...
... recruiting broadcast, fixed for to-morrow evening, has been postponed until February 10 at 6.30 p.m. The Prime Minister will speak on **Voluntary service?a call all citizens. LIGHTING-UP Taa .5-34 p.. tiU 741 a.m. DEAD An V. B. Mitchell, Blemish Way, Mooney ...
... remembering all the bereaved and anxious people. The congregation stood in silence for a minute. The Rev. J. R. Wesley Roddie, speaking in Carlisle Memorial Methodist Church said: “Our prayers go forth from full hearts to the God of all comfort that sorrowing ...
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... was formerly understood and known in this country,” said Mr J. Gibson Jarvie, chairman of the United Dominions Trust, Ltd., speaking in Liverpool last night. “The bulk of the people know only the control and regimentation inseparable from a country at war ...