News from 20/11/1935
1935; Gale Group;
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W. B. Porteus, Julian Huxley, Doggerel, R. H. M., Grace Wyndham Goldie, Kuda Bux, Sir Ronald Storrs, Alistair Cooke, John Hilton, The Rev. H. R. L. Sheppard, Arthur Bliss, Harvey Grace, J. A. W., William Aspeden, G. G. Coulton, G. A., Commander A. B. Campbell, Geoffrey Crowther, Rev. F. Doggett Learner, C. Henry Warren, A. S. Russell, T. N. Howard, Jubal, D. S. Savage, E. C. Ashmore, Bayan Pektas, Fred Fothergill, L. L. Norsworthy, John Greenleaf, S. John Woods, Emile Vuillermoz, Roland Penrose, A. Morgan, R. S. Lambert, Major Herbert Noyes, Roger Hinks,
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