News from 25/11/1945
1945; Gale Group;
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A. B., S. B. Skevington, Josephine Waechter, A. T. Johnson, Freda C. Bond, A. D. C. Le Sueur, Charles Dilthey, Charles Dukes Chairman, B. A. Ritchie, Archibald Gibson Sunday Times Special Correspondent, Yarborough, W. Kay Robinson, Ralph Straus, Margaret Hill, Charles Morgan, Harold Hobson, The Right Hon. Sir James Grigg Secretary, P. D., Eric Newton, Norman Crump City Editor, Lord Courthope, James Agate, Richard Strout Representatives of The Sunday Times, O. H. Brandon Representative of The Sunday Times, D. R. Gent, Desmond MacCarthy, G. L. Schwartz, Lord Viscount Simon, C. B. Dashwood Strettel, Frank MacDermot Representative of The Sunday Times, E. Colston Shepherd Sunday Times Air Correspondent, Scott Godderd, Philip Ellman, Edward Shanks, (Miss) A. A. Morton, D. Roth, D. M. Stevens, Janet M. Brook, Keith Feiling, Stanley Hodgson, Edward P. Smith, Arnold Vas Dias Sunday Times Special Representative, R. A. Vaux, Maurice Watts Sunday Times Representative, G. H. Hobson, S. G. Clayton, Wing Commander (Ret.),
ResumoBy our Special Representative: Gas Strikers' Offer Rejected Union Condemns Men's "Go Slow" Condition Stoppage May Spread London Blackout Returns: Cooking Troubles Jews Raid R. A. F. Station Reuter, British United Press: Resignation of Italian Cabinet Parri's "Civil War" Warning By Our Diplomatic Correspondent: Greek Regent May Stay Call To London Envoy Royal Secretary Retiring Sir E. Mieville's Plans Princess Margaret Viscount Gort Both Goering, leaning on the dock and resting his… Indonesian Terror: 25 Dead, Many Missing British Tanks Scour Jungle Associated Press: Late News Reuter: Students Riot in Bombay 18 Injured After Police Charge British United Press: Novel Offer by U. S. Strikers Conditional Return Death of an M. P. From Our Own Representative: Wheat for Oil Dr. G. Schmidt for Trial U. S.-London Air Service By our Diplomatic Correspondent: 51 United Nations to Meet in London January Assembly To Discuss Control Of Atomic Energy U. S. Troopship on Goodwins Contents By Our Diplomatic Correspondent: £9,000 Tax-Free for Assembly Secretary Reuter: British Reply on Loan May Reach U. S. To-day India By Our Political Correspondent: Control of Labour and Capital Political Notes Opposition Censure Challenge The Oil Situation in America Finance and Industry Johannesburg Consolidated Investment Company Meeting Aeronautical and General Instruments The Week's Markets Active Securities Developments in Steel Wall Street Brevities The Divine Purcell By a Film Correspondent: Films of the Week To-Day's Radio Do You Know? Three Actresses Portraiture Peter Scott's Work Theatre Diary Merry Thought Food Facts The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Ltd. Gold Cross Shoes The Quick Eye Far East. By Cecil Beaton. (Batsford. 15s.) Multiple Classified Advertising Items About Words Government of Free Men Essays on Government, By Sir Ernest Barker. (Clarendon Press. 15s.) Monnow Bridge, Monmouth Behind the Scenes Madame Sarah. By May Agate. (Home and Van Thal. 9s. 6d.) Showman Looks On. By Charles B. Cochran. (Dent. 18s.) Geoffrey Bles Ltd British Forestry Forests and Forestry in Great Britain. By W. L. Taylor. (Crosby, Lockwood. 12.6d.) New Novels T. V. Boardman & Co. Ltd. Gift Books for Christmas Animal Farm Gestapo at Work Dictutorship and Political Police. By E. K. Bramstedt. (Kegan Paul. 15s.) War and Peace Frederick Muller Ltd Wilson Steer Philip Wilson Steer. By D. S. MacColl. (Faber. 25s.) Multiple Classified Advertising Items Call to Action Alarming By Scrutator: France and Communism The Civil Service-I Coda Nuremberg and Belsen Wing Commander (Ret.): Deferment of Officers To the Editor of the Sunday Times Labour's Policy for Industry Faith and Frustation Java's Need of Troops Terrorist Wave Mounting Ship Left 400 Troops behind One of the most unspoiled of agricultural villages… Ending "the Crime and Folly of War" Task Of The World Assembly From Our Own Representative: French Riviera Developments New Tourist Centre From Our Motoring Correspondent: Petrol Ending "the Crime and Folly of War" Sending Boys to Dartmoor Recorder's Refusal Weather Forecast Reuter: 1941 Move to Avert War with Japan Mr. Churchill's Message Plane Crash on Kinder Scout Goods Train Collision News in Brief America Awaits next British Loan Move Better Terms, Smaller Total From our Own Representative: Canada is Asking about British Trade Aims Marmite Bentley The Silent Sports Car France's "Miracle of Appeasement" De Gaulle Wins All Parties Vienna Puts Winter First Reuter: Autonomy Call in Persia U. S.-Rumania Talks Reuter: No U. S. Troops in Manchuria C.-in-C.'s Statement From Our Special Correspondent: Japan's Atomic Plant Smashed Reuter: 58 Killed in Explosion Poles Going Home From Our Special Correspondent: Nazi Leaders "All Sane" U. S. Psychuatrist's verdict Reuter: Franco Wanted to Join Hitler U. S. Disclosure Picture Gallery From a Correspondent: Danger of Epidenics Lessens Nursing Title Rule To-Day's Recipes From a Correspondent: Short-Lived University U. S. Troops Called Home London Hospital to Be Rebuilt From a Correspondent: Police Shortage Multiple Display Advertising Items Y. M. C. A. Learn a New Language by Linguaphone Court Circular St. Andrew's Day at Eton Oxford Union Seac for Singapore Wills & Bequests In Memoriam Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Crosswoord No. 1091 From our Motoring Correspondent: Factories 7,500 Cars behind Schedule Output Checked By Licence System & Components Lag By Our Industrial Correspondent: Working Party Beginnings Not Very Propitious Mr. Norman Moore Still Short of Miners Industry's Big Problem Search for Climber Bridge By Our Shipping Correspondent: Orders for 300 Little Ships for Far East 10 Years for Aiding Enemy Factories Free by End of 1946 Chess Competition Problem No. 8 Sunday Times Air Correspondent: Plan to Run Independent Air Services S. Wales Centre of Toy Trade Government Plans From Our Own Correspondents: The Universities ACROSTIC—No. 113 Do You Know? The Garden Nature Calendar Continental Links Restored The Imperial Tobacc Co. Manufacturers of 'swan' Shoes &… Invicta Radio Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items England Xv No Match for N. Z. Tourists The Sunday Times Yesterday's Rugby Results Wasps Excel in Attack Keen Tackling by Harlequins Hockey Results By Our Own Correspondent: Dark Blues Improve Etonian's Good Form in Two Places Light Blues Lose Schools Soccer League Clubs out of Cup Smart Feat by I. Of W. Side By Our Own Representative: Third Albion "Double" Goalpost Incident at Hawthorns Soccer Side Scores 22 Goals By Fairway: Need for Scrutiny of Racing Entries Favourites Win Pythagoras Killed at Worcester Wetherby
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