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... Of 1939 1939—eight months of peace, four months of war. But there was no sharp dividing line. It was an uneasy peace. lx>ok at some of the headlines “We May Have To Fight” . . . “Every Ex-Serviceman Would Fight Again . . . Schoolchildren To Take Cover ...
... 1939 January 4: ARP trenches dug throughout town. Proposed 300 houses on land east of Cote Street and north of Arundel Road. March 22: Crematorium plans deleted from town plans. Thus ended two decades of hope with many earmarked building sites soon to ...
... 9, 1939 ...
... 1939 Vintage Monday the Municipal Orchestra 'o performed Its last broadcast of the season from the Town Hall, with a programme entirely composed works written since January 1. Mr Randall Topping, the arcbestiah clarinettist, bad an Premde a Martial Play ...
... HILLMAN FOR 1939 with another 20 New Features ...
... 14, 1939 ...
... RRP £1939 ...
... 6. 1939 ...
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... HILLMAN FOR 1939 with another 20 New Features ...
... REPORT FOR 1939 Total L 9,178,000 Income P r n r c e o m me ium £7,355,000 Totallssel L 46,017,000 Total daii;ls £53,643,000 Paid NEW BUSINESS. New policies were Issued for Su ms Assured of L 4,396,000 In the Ordinary Branch and (15,303.000 In the Industrial ...
... 21, 1939 ...