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... familly to do There is no doubt about it that a lot of goal can be done by a fireside chat. but a lot of ham. can also be done by conveying a wrong impression to a family. Sport either as ...
... appeared at the Princess's Theatre, Glasgow, did three sketches, ran for a taxi to the studio, made another broadcast, came back to a double act, and then 'I had a quick one' he smilingly concluded. ...
... CHAT WITH ENGINEER. Before tea I had a few words with Engineer Jim Wilson, who hails from Banff. Brother engineer Charlie Grant first saw the light of day in Buckie, and both speak with a good Morayshire accent. ...
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