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... any eugle country basing insoiha awn to reader such an Undertaking poreib.e. During the Franco-Auitrian war. sad during the civil war in Mr. Reuter was fortunate in he:ng the first to puloash the woe . imnortant news. thereby gallon: the of the oats. anal ...
... if. Mt veto-thin -- h THE. nt meethsg of - NORTH'S MOTHER the General Assembly delegates of fifty- THE first session of the United Nations Assembly is until can be the and, ended. For, weeks hundreds of delegates have been talking • ran • an one nations ...
... aircraft circling round round vessel added to the din the noise engines The King and were arrival the French military naval and civil authorities were assembled on quay After welcome his proceeded to review guard of honour oar and proceeded to treuil amid renewed ...
... (Mr H H of the bogus alarm while with other police Civil Defence officials was attending silver celebrations of the Lord Mayor Lady Mayoress and Mrs W Thompson) the House He immediately steps put all Civil Defence posts the for the “ghost” voice 84th US ...
... present and determined the future. Such is, as we know, the French Emperor's habit in things of far less importance than the re-settlement of Europe and the creation of two new kingdoms. Francis Joseph was fain to follow where the more powerful mind led, and ...
... , end that of the visitors by the vice-chairman. Mr Straker officiated at • the piano. camel at Ilyft. A was given in the United Methodist eunday School, Bowes Street, Blytb, for the benefit of the Sunday hoot fund-, hp Mr. H*pple and party, of North ...
... £100 will al! unions the Biding of Oounty Cork for proclaimed a military area OFFICERS IN CIVIL LIFE Appointments Department Branch Stockton the officers and civil life Mr Pope’s J of Labour wk 15— LESBUUY agst 15— Heather JACK 8PRAGGON 17— Mr BirkOeek's ...
... therefore, too early to judge These, the principal organs »/»i Commissin in Korea was c . . Civil Aviation Organisation, g)j nd conference (in Paris) success of the United Nations, were jpquired observe what Supreme tCSt *o•,nilnterti^ticmai where it was planned ...
... the territories which have newly added to the Empire Happily of the River Colony and the Transvaal are being resettled and the processes of civil reconstruction are progressing in most satisfactory under the guidance of Lord Milner We do not very much of ...
... had the settling of the matter, we need not in the slightest degree apprehend a breach of the peace between France and the United States ; nor would there remain a shadow of doubt upon the subject, if the question were to be determined either by the s ...