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... CARRICK UNIONIST BAZAAR Determination to win general election Speaking at the opening Carrick Unionist Association’s bazaar, held In Carrlckfergus Town Hall i Saturday. Mr. S. Knox Cunningham, prospective Unionist candidate for the South Antrim division ...
... 10*48, To-day in Parliament. 11, News. ■■g a f or Cinderella' (musical playlet). Weather and close down. g.4g The Conductor Speaks: Rudolf Schwars LIGHT PROG. (WOO and *47) 9a.ni*, Haws; I*lo, Uousewivea' Choice; Thalben-BaU (organ). 10*30, Neva (sound ...
... was neither equitable or just was expressed by Councillor H. Cranston at the City Council to-day. Councillor Cranston was speaking on the education estimates for 1955-58 which total £1,488,825, an increase of £175,821 on those of the current year. Attention ...
... districts.” the resolution slates. The Attorney-General. Mr J. E. Warnock. Q C . P.. and Mr. Brian Faulkner. M.P.. are expected to speak at the meeting. 75-ton tank blocks main road Tlie main road between Newbury and Winchester was blocked last night at White ...
... 12 45—88 C. Scottish Mutiny At Snlthead). 9 30—Supper For Orchestra. I.4s—Listen With Mother. Cinderella 45—The Conductor Speaks 2.o—Woman’s Hour. 3 O—BBC. Revue (Rudolf Schwars). 10.30—News (sound Orchestra. 3.45—1 Stewarts Quintet, only). scribed his ...
... h programme started off the idea of matches in West Germany. Now there were as many as 200 in one large district. He was speaking at a Press luncheon given by Esso Ltd. in Thompson's Restaurant, Belfast, at which Mr. M. C. Higginson, Northern Ireland ...
... Interlude. 2-0, For the Schools. 3-0. The Critics (Sunday's recorded broadcast). 3-45. Marcel Gardner's Orchestra. 4-30, Frankly Speaking, Light Programme (1.501 metres. 557 metros) 8-0. Ralph Dollimore at the piano 8-15. What do You Know? 8-45, The Archers ...
... ideas into the minds of young farmers; the club movement has , surely proved beneficial. Critics may argue that good public speaking does not mean that a farmer is competent, but varied outside activities will not do young farmer any harm and may even stimulate ...
... their last big broadcast and telecast on Saturday night with Mr. Adlal Stevenson, defeated by Mr. Eisenhower two years ago. speaking on national network. “Job creators” Mr. Nixon ended a campaign tour at Seattle with a speech which he declared that “Job ...
... lack of tlon of the Six Counties. welcome home from jar* deputy chairman, has been appolrtorganisation the Six Counties, Speaking on resolutions eon- their treasurer, Kevin M Connell, t«d chairman from to-day. Tim election Mr. William Kelly demnlng the ...
... Mr. Gibson said the Corporation regarded the matter as important and they would like the Recorder to state his views in a speaking order so that the matter could be tested. The Recorder said he would decide the question of fact first. Mr. John Lazenbatt ...
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