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... To Speak ! The Prime Minister is to weak at a national demonstra-: Awn which the United Nations •Associatton of Great Britain ,and Northern Ireland is holding in the Royal Albert Hall.. London. on Wednesday, 10. iOctober. ...
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... Speak. Mr*. NEWMAN, 172. Victoria Buddings, Idle Road, L'nderc itto. Bradford, writing the 28th September. iad9. “ I hav© used Dr. Tibbies' Cocoa for eight or ten years, and the reason we like it tha. seems to have more it than others, and more satisfying ...
... SPEAKING FUN __ AND GALES WHAT is Bradford doing event and show the backward pelted to make big cuts in our Commons that the Cabinet about 1951 ? races of Leeds and other imports from the dollar areas, would introduce a Bill to effect f remote places ...
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... Churchill not to speak Mr. Churchill caused some surprise last night by announcing that he has decided not to speak in the two-day foreign affairs debate which begins in the House of Commons tomorrow. No reason is given :or his decision. Mr—Churchill ...
... COULD NOT SPEAK There came a terrific flash of lightning, and I felt something down my right side. I saw a number of people fall to the ground anl nearly did so myself. My wife was struck down and I went to her. She was semi-conscious but could not ...
... SEQUAH SPEAKS. 33, W»rqnl. Stmt. Halifax Genlleman.—l have suffered far lire year* from Rheumatism, and it is nine weeks since I d>d any wurk. bnl, thank Ood.since u-ing your medicine lam now free pain. I have been under several doctor* who did good, ...
... PRESUMPTUIWSLY SPEAKING AIR. MAURICE WEBB. A• whose clntributons from time to time enliven the columns of this page, appears to have departed in Wednesday's Parliamentary debate on the Royal annuities from the standards he sets in his journalistic activities ...
... MATRON SPEAKS on Saturday. .„0.00000 4 -- • • , • t e„:& • . • , •: •.••• • • • U-itig a megaphone. 0. E. Copeland, matron of St. Luke's Hospital. Bradford, welcomes visitors at the hospital sports day ...
... PERSONALLY SPEAKING 0 l k ' T 40 . , -4 • 1 s s ' , t / . • . --tt . ' ' Ilk .. i .. i , i .. ~,- . ,,,, ~ Mrs. Mary Hall, of Grimethorpe, photographed in London after being elected 1949 national standard b of the women's section of the British ...