... SPEAKING IN a recent broadcast Richard IN Church, acclaiming the miracle of the microphone. lamented that it had not been discovered earlier, so that to-day we could have heard the voices of. say. Homer. Chaucer. Elizabeth I or Napoleon Francis Berry ...

... Speaking WARWICK: Warwickshire Young Farmers public speaking competition is to be held tonight at °ken school, Warwick. Preliminary competitions have been going on for several months. Berlin visit WOLVERHAMPTON: Mr. Peter Bentley. a former Labour councillor ...

... speaking' Birmingham Post Oxford Correspondent DISSENSION between the rector and the curate of Bladon Parish Church. Oxfordshire, since Sir Winston Churchill was buried there, has led to the curate agreeing to leave the parish. For a time the rector, ...

... SPEAKS OF PEACEFUL SOLUTION The Prime Minister mid Yesterday that the difficulty which had arisen in the Berlin corridor must be settled by peaceful means, but that we must insist on free access to West Berlin. Sir Alec Douglas-Home said that. as far ...

... Speak AWOMAN will give the address at a service in Coventry Cathedral for the first time on April 28. She is Miss Mollie Batten. Principal of the William Temple College at Rugby. and she will speak on Temple when she gives the last of 12 talks on great ...

... speak INSIDE the entrance to the public library at Stourbridge is a tablet commemorating one of its benefactors—lsaac Nash . His memory is also perpetuated. in unexpected fashion. in the expression Syringing Isaac. once In general use and still current ...

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... not speak Birmingham Poet Reporter After lying for two months in a coma, fouryear-old Lorraine Hughes, of Goosemoor Lane. Erdington. is conscious again. but has not yet said one word to her father or the nurses who have kept daily vigil by her bedside ...

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... Speaking T HERE are momenta of pure comedy in this pl e g oy which until recently was a a lone run in the est ing End of London. Mainly these are brought about by Evelyn Laye, who puts her 50 years of expelence on the stage to real effect. There is little ...

... SPEAKING speaker was Philip Blundell. aged 18. of School Street, Long Lawford. He also won the separate award for the best speaker. The other members of the team were Ronald Jones. aged 25, of Main Street, Long Lawford, who acted as chairman, and David ...