News from 29/08/1943
1943; Gale Group;
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Ernest Newman, Rev. Sidney M. Berry D. D., Warwick Fairfax "Sunday Times" Special Correspondent, Frank MacDermot "Sunday Times" Special Correspondent, Ralph Straus, Montrose, J. G. Smyth, Norman Crump City Editor, Hermann Levy, James Agate, Peter Masefield Air Correspondent of the "Sunday Times", Brigadier E. C. Anstey D. S. O., Military Correspondent of the "Sunday Times", Cyril Bewley "Sunday Times" Correspondent, Ilchester, Sir John Marriott, Desmond MacCarthy, Aberdeen, James Coldwell, Captain Russell Grenfell R. N., Naval Correspondent of the "Sunday Times", Dilys Powell, G. M. Young, Alexander Werth "Sunday Times" Special Correspondent, Elton Ede, Brigadier E. C. Anstey D. S. O., Leonard Lyle President of the National Chamber of Trade, O. H. Brandon "Sunday Times" Special Correspondent, Somerset De Chair,
ResumoRussians at New River Line 'Forging Ahead' from Kharkov: More Places Captured Breach Forced in Donets Basin Nazis Talk Of "Enormous Forces For Attack" "Mobile Nazi Defence" South Italy's Railways Cut Biggest Raids since Sicily Allied Force H. Q., North Africa, Saturday By Our Diplomatic Correspondent: Rome as Open City Vatican Move Reuter: Premier's Coming Broadcast Nazi Narvik H. Q. Blown up Mr. Churchill in Quebec.-A picture (flown to this… Death of King Boris of Bulgaria Six-Year-Old Son Succeeds Fall of Danish Government Stockholm Reports Late News John Hilton Dead By Our Political Correspondent: Simplifying Income Tax Pay-As-You-Go Discussions Lebrun Arrest Former French President From Our Own Correspondent: Mrs. Roosevelt in Wellington Wellington, N. Z., Saturday Peter Masefield A Misreport From a Special Correspondent: Nuremberg 'Wiped out' in Big Raid 1,500 Tons In 45 Minutes R. A. F. Over France Attacks On Rail And Canal Traffic Japan is U. S. Navy's Target A Warship a Day From Our Diplomatic Correspondent: Mr. Eden's Return Sir James Grigg Avon Germans Claim 62 down March in Step Cable and Wireless Ltd Henley Tyres Eastwoods Cement Group Strong Financial Position Company Meeting City Notes World Finance and U. S. Doubts Bridge Sunday Times Crossword No. 974 The Week's Markets Wall Street Do You Know? Crooner's Quest A Note on Beethoven-II Greatness and Gentleness The Week's Films Theatre Diary Eno's "Fruit Salt" Cuthbert's Famous Bulbs Droitwich Spa Multiple Classified Advertising Items A. C. Cossor, Ltd. Company Meeting Cassell Hodder & Stoughton Ltd. Macmillan & Co., Ltd. Lindsay Drummond, Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Aspects of the War Amphibious Warfare and Combined Operations. By Admiral of the Fleet Lord Keyes. (Cambridge. 4s. 6d.) Desert War. By Russell Hill. (Jarrolds. 12s. 6d.) No Great Shakes. By Lt. Col. Charles O. Head, D. S. O. (Robert Hale. 12s. 6d.) The Home Guard of Britain. By Charles Graves. (Hutchinson. 10s. 6d.) Behind the Battle of France. By Jacques Lorraine. Translated by Gerard Hopkins. (Oxford. 3s. 6d.) For your Library List The Education of the Countryman. By H. M. Burton. (Kegan Paul. 15s. 6d.) Redbrick University. By Bruce Truscot. (Faber. 10s. 6d.) Year of the Wild Boar. By Helen Mears. (Davles. 12s. 5d.) Dante The Figure of Beatrice. By Charles Williams. (Faber. 10s. 6d.) New Writers New Road, 1943. Edited by Alex Comfort and John Bayliss. (Grey Walls Press. 8s. 6d.) The Future of the Empire The British Commonwealth: Its Place in the Service of the World. By Sir Edward Grigg. M. P. (Hutchinson. 5s.) Pattern of the Cross Renascence. By Nicodemus. (Faber. 8s. 6d.) A Great Feat Gold from the Sea. By James Taylor. (Harrap. 10s. 6d.) New Novels Within the Cup. By Phyllis Bottome. (Faber. 8s. 6d.) The Stones Begin to Dance. By Aben Kandel. (Michael Joseph. 7s. 6d.) The Music Goes Round. By Margery Maitland Davidson. (Duckworth. 8s. 6d.) American Reactions to Quebec Australian Election Lessons Fear of Parachutists in Germany Broadcasting Multiple Display Advertising Items Constable & Co Ltd Jarrolds Publishers (London) Ltd The Shipwrecked Mariners' Society The Sunday Times After Four Years By Scrutator: Russia's Summer Campaign Stalin Moving Towards Master Stroke Provincial Universities: What Has Gone Wrong? This Side of Memory By Our Political Correspondent: We are a Fit Nation Health Minister on Charter of Childhood—Notional Nutrition Policy—Housing Prices and Control From the Earl of Ilchester: Letters to the Editor Post-War Forestry Case for the Small Trader Blame for War Crimes Soviet Analysis Germans Using New Tank 40 Axis Planes down Princess Marie Jose was surrounded by weeping women… Reuter: Gen. MacArthur's next Target in Solomons Allied H. Q., South-West Pacific, Saturday Reuter: Japan Must Be Disarmed Ex-Envoy's Call For Re-Education New Benefits for Widows Begin to-Morrow Reuter: London to Cape in 26 Hours Austin Motors Items from Home and Abroad Sicily Naval Losses Officers' Names Heavy Damage to Railways King Boris of Bulgaria An Uneasy Reign Yesterday's Speeches Raids on Canton and Hongkong Exchange: Meat Rationing for Australia Lord Leathers Back Extensive Havoc in 2 Ruhr Towns War Factories Wrecked Tanks' 3-Day Fight Leader Killed but Task Done From Our Own Correspondent: Prestige Ballot in New York New Lt.-Governor Vichy's Call to Nation Simpson (Piccadilly) Ltd. U. S. Liberator Fights 10 JUs U-Boat Screen Big Raid Shook Berlin Nerves Building War-Planes in the Open Air Huge Californian Production Navy now Needs Priorities Ever-Widening Effects of Allied Operations Court Circular Barnwell Manor, Peterborough, Saturday Prof. John Hilton, Ted Ray A Remembrance Chapel Pilots' Memorial Damages for Libel Wills and Bequests War-Time Recipe By Fairway: St. Leger Horses in Rivalry Pontefract Four Counties at Lord's Kent and Surrey Win by Nine Wickets "Daily Sketch" Golf Multiple Classified Advertising Items Big Soccer Scores Twelve Goals at Wrexham Treble for Cyril Holmes The Minister of Fuel & Power Speaks to Factory…
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