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... she wears the tweeds suitable to country life. but can look as dainty as a debutante in a flowered hat and summer dress. She speaks French and Spanish and is a good pianist and tennis player. A 14-year-old girl has also earned a place among the sporting ...
... attended the evening service at Holme Eden Parish Church, near Carlisle, where they were married. Alderman W. S. Sanderson, speaking at monthly meeting of the Morpeth Town Council, said that cheap]ack stallholders who trade in the Market Place are threatening ...
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... and sang. Cheers greeted the Mayor. ' Ald. R A. Lowdon. and the M.P.. Mr John McKay, when they appeared on the balcony to speak. WALLSEND'S SANITARY CHIEF DIES Wallsend's chief sanitary inspector and public cleansing officer. Mr William Leonare Back, ...
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... weeks The 700th edition tomorrow will include an office boy who first broadcast in the programme in 1936. Neville Duke will speak on the future of flying. Dr Don Dean, of Westminster, will tell about preparations in the Abbey for the Coronation and Gordon ...
... to attend the 53rd annual tea and gospel rally of the People's Mission. North Shields. tcdny Tonight Mr R T. Prechous will speak at the rally in the Roselyn Hari. North Shieds Mr I Atkinson will be chairman Worked overseas A SALVATION Army officer ho has ...
... today became paramount chiefs of the Maoris. And the Queen made history when she become the first woman ever to be allowed to speak on a marae, a sacred Maori meeting ground. More than 10,000 Maoris from all parts of New Zealand went wild with excitement ...
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