The Times - 08/08/1950
1950; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our United Nations Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR WEATHER CORRESPONDENT, C. F. H. WEGG-PROSSER, T. G. SCOTT, J. H. B. ANDREWS, HUGH MOLSON, PATRICK ABERCROMBIE, Chairman, Coun cil for the Preservation of Rural Eng land; RAYMOND PRIESTLEY, Vice-Chan cellor, University of Birmingham; A. P. HERBERT, President, Inland Waterways Association; PETER SCOTT, Vice-Presi dent, Inland Waterways Association; RUPERT DE LA BÈRE; A. PADDON SMITH. Lord Mayor of Birmingham; G. S. D. ALDRICH. Mayor of Evesham; P. H. KNIGHT, Mayor of Tewkesbury; K. GILL-SMITH; E. A. GOODLAND, Chairman, Midlands Branch, Inland Waterways Association; C. D. BARWELL, Chairman, Lower Avon Navigation Trust, Limited., THOMAS MOORE, From a Special Correspondent, DESMOND FLOWER, DAVID KESSLER, P. D. PIKE, Dr. Edward Glover, R. H.,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Business Premises, Declaration Of Dividends, Opera And Ballet, Public Appointments. News: Hungarian Cabinet Changes Drive Against "Right Wing" Social Democrats, Army Reserve In Poland Tightening Russian Control, Re-Election Of M. Spaak Lively Debate At Strasbourg, International Trade Fair In U.S. 47 Nations Represented, Meteorite Crater Found In Canada Rim 7 Miles Around, The Course Of Nature Watching Black Redstarts Among City Ruins, Rural Slums Hardships Of Camp Communities An Urgent Social Problem, Mediator's Talks On Kashmir Hint Of Partition Plan, Mr. Nehru On Value Of Delhi Agreement "Friendly Atmosphere", Heavy Holiday Traffic 28,000 Cars An Hour On London Roads, Mont Blanc Bivouacs French Alpine Club's Protest, Australian Need Of Capital Goods Mr. Menzies' Talks In U.S., "Peace Appeal" By Russian Church, "Anzac" Unit For Korea Favoured Brisk Recruiting, Parliaments Of The Commonwealth Plans For New Zealand Conference, Ducks Penned By Sheepdogs Improvised "Flocks" At Edenbridge Show, W.F.T.U. Rebuffed, Oversea Postage Rate Changes, Royal Welsh Eisteddfod "True Democracy", Elections In South-West Africa Dr. Malan's Appeal For Support, British Steamer Fired On Near Hongkong Batteries On Islands, Soviet Definition Of Aggression "Izvestia" On Ignorance Of The Law, Communist Menace In Asia Cautious Optimism Of Mr. Macdonald, The Supply Of Teachers Salaries And Standards In The Schools Since The War, Need To Strengthen Forces Mr. Eden On Danger To Peace, A London Borough Celebrates Lewisham Jubilee Plans, German Refugee Charter Demand For Equal Rights, Preserving Freedom Of Speech Mr. Dingle Foot And The Communists, 15 New French Divisions Rearming Plans £2,000M. In Three Years, The Palladium Mr. Donald Peers, New Trends In Bankruptcy Vulnerability Of Builders, "Peace Motion" At U.N. Obscure Soviet Tactics Rejection Likely, Mr. Shinwell On Rearmament, Australian Balance Of Trade Big Increase In Imports, Canadian Experiments In Aircraft De-Icing Display For Britain, Big U.S. Attack Near Chinju Enemy Pressure Maintained On River Front, Clothes Rationing In Israel Shops Close As Protest. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: A Bank Holiday Cricket Match. Law: Religious Education Of Children Ante-Nuptial Agreement Upheld, Sentences On Japanese War Criminals. Display Advertising: Guest Keen & Nettlefolds (Midlands) Ltd., Michelin Tyres, Guinness, Associated Lead Manufactures Limited, Brockhouse Engineering (Southport) Ltd., H. Rollet & Co. Ltd., Ici, Votrix Vermouth, Ibeco, Multiple Display Advertisements, Patent Steam Carpet Beating Co Ltd, Four Square, Peter Merchant Limited, Lambert & Butler. Arts and Entertainment: Northumberland Show Attendance Of 30,000, Broadcasting Home Service, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 6,362, Orchestral Competition, Rutland Show Americans Enter Young Farmers' Classes. Sport: Minor Counties' Competition, Sporting Events Large Attendances In Fine Weather, Golf, Cricket Even Play At Old Trafford, Sports in Brief, Athletics Triangular Match At White City, Brighton Programme, Yacht Racing Royal Thames Y.C. Regatta, Rowing Henley Town Regatta, Good Day For Glamorgan West Indies Led On First Innings, Newcastle Results, Ripon Programme, Chepstow Results, Ripon Results, Epsom Results, Canoeing Royal C.C. Sailing Week, Lawn Tennis, Racing At Burnham, Chepstow Programme, Racing Epsom Meeting. Index. Editorials/Leaders: India and Korea, The Height of Realism, Teachers' Salaries, Defence Of Europe. Letters to the Editor: A Corner Of Paddington, Shakespeare's Avon, Purchase Tax, Family Firms, London Housing Needs Slow Progress With New Towns, Speed Limits, Anti-Tank Defence, Pooling Of Newsprint. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: University News Oxford, Ecclesiastical News. Reviews: Piano Music Recent Recordings, Marlowe Society "All's Well That Ends Well", Films Of Fact Mr. Flaherty's Study Of Michael Angelo, Carl Rosa Opera Company's Autumn Tour. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1850. Obituaries: Lord Wardington Prominent Banker And Golfer, Dr. E. T. Jensen, Mr. F. J. Chittenden. Business and Finance: City News In Brief, Colombo Tea Talks, Hackbridge And Hewittic Electric Record Trading Results Formation Of Staff Incentive Bonus Scheme Heavy Order Book In All Departments Mr. T. F. Lister On The Outlook, City Notes Defence And Output, Company Results Pearson & Knowles, Assam Frontier Tea Larger Crop And Profits, W. H. Smith & Son (Holdings) Ltd. Increased Turnover Hon. D. J. Smith On Rising Costs, British Lion Film Corporation Limited Current Films: "A Particularly Good Crop" Dice Heavily Loaded Against British Industry Problem Of Taxation Alleviation Mr. H. C. Drayton On Need For Economies, Blandford Press, Jacksons' Millboard And Fibre Co. Bonus Issue Of Shares Approved, Richard Thomas & Baldwins Annual General Meeting, Reports of the following company, Associated British Picture Corporation Group Liquid Position Improved Continued Efforts To Secure Better Films Studios Fully Employed Sir Philip Warter's Confidence In Future, Wheat Agreement Sales, Record U.S. Rubber Consumption 111,000 Tons In June, Kaffir Developments, Wall Street Firm, Property Holding & Investment Trust Improved Revenue Position Preliminary Objectives Attained Mr. T. E. Baring On Burden Of Property Owners, Union Steel & Manufacturing Co. Gratifying Accounts Building And Plant Extensions Planned Need For Relief From Heavy Taxation Mr. R. Hampton's Views On Nationalization, Lansil Limited Higher Production In All Departments. Stock Exchange Tables: New York Stock Prices. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Property: Hampton & Sons, Country Properties, Sales By Auction.
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