The Times - 07/07/1949
1949; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MILITARY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, NEVILLE HOBSON, R. A. EDWARDS, EDWARD ATIYAH, From Our Tel Aviv Correspondent, AUSTEN ALBU, T. E. W. WADDINGTON, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLO CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Motor Car Hire Service, Opera And Ballet. Politics and Parliament: Council Of Europe, Indemnity Bill Posts Of Three M.P.s, Finance Bill Progress Relief For Amateur Entertainments House Of Lords, Seeking A Final Remedy Consultations This Week Possible Food Cuts, House Of Commons. News: Canada's World Influence High Commissioner On Trade Needs, Republican Leaders In Jogjakarta, New Nursery School, The Course Of Nature Forests Of Foxgloves, Frozen Australian Strike Funds Validity Of New ACT Upheld, Western Union Naval Manoeuvres Submarine Attacks, Mr. Snyder Sees M. Schuman French "Conciliatory Role", "The Times Review Of Industry", Save The Children Fund, Refuse On Mitcham Common Successful Experiment, Attempt To Extend The Strike Little Response At Tilbury, Coal And Coming Election Mr. Gaitskell's Appeal To Miners, West German Coal Industry Planned Reorganization, British Hotels Praised, Tuberculosis Death Rate Complacency Unjustified, Colonials In Britain Coordination Of Welfare Schemes, Troops Called To Docks Move To Safeguard Food Supplies, Railway Chief Dead On Line Murder Suspected In Tokyo, "A Fraternity Of Peace" Mr. Vandenberg On Atlantic Pact, Recruiting Women Teachers Improved Conditions Recommended, More Burmese Cadets For Sandhurst, Home For Old People Residential Club In Hampstead, Train Wrongly Routed, Locomotive Men Criticize N.U.R. "Meddlesome Bombast", All New Dollar Purchases To Be Postponed Chancellor's Measures To Meet Increased Deficit, July Reviews Suez Canal Shares, Ships Held Up At Port Said, Australia's Dollar Setback Possible Savings, Armoured Units In Training Realistic Work For Territorials Spirit Unchanged, Strong Delegation From Canada, Israel Takes Stock I.-Marshalling Yard Of Zionist Forces, Air Crash Unexplained Report Of Inquiry, Princess Elizabeth At Royal Show Extensive Tour, Mr. Acheson And The Crisis Comment On Speech Of Sir S. Cripps, Soviet Claims On Austria, Middle Temple Hall Reopening By The Queen. Official Appointments and Notices: Sir Ambrose Dundas To Retire, Governor Of West Punjab Reported Resignation, R.A.F. Appointment, Captain Of The Yeomen Of The Guard. Arts and Entertainment: Shakespeare Abroad Stratford Company To Visit Australasia, International Bridge British Teams Do Well, Virgil Illustrated De Segonzac's Etchings, The Sale Room, Broadcasting Home Service, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 6,025. Law: Manslaughter Charges Undergraduate Sent For Trial, Gaol For Civil Servant, Law Report, July 6 Court Of Appeal Omnibus Service: Transport Executive's Powers Smith v. London Transport Executive. News in Brief. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1849. Display Advertising: Austin Reed, Picture Post, Shell, Basildon Bond, Courtaulds Limited, Ensign, Stratstone, Neonore Ind. Ltd., Multiple Display Advertisements, Aluminium Union Limited, British South American Airways, Aga Heat Ltd., Fothergill & Harvey Ltd., Fordson. Index. Editorials/Leaders: The Chancellor's Statement, Tardy Justice, The Czech Persecution, Colonial Students, Pleasures of Reading. Letters to the Editor: Victoria College, Cairo, The Boundary Commission Preserving Local Interests, Scripture And Politics, The Dollar Gap. Sport: Centuries For Notts Keeton's Fine Form, Ripon Results, Yarmouth Results, Cricket Surrey Well Placed, Sports in Brief, Salisbury Programme, Salisbury Results, Golf Open Championship Adams In The Lead, Rifle Shooting Major Parsons's Successes, Polo The Henley Club, Yarmouth Programme, Lawn Tennis, Racing Salisbury Meeting. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: "Daybreak In Udi" Social Advances In Nigeria. Obituaries: Sir Thomas Gordon, Sir Edwin Pascoe The Geological Survey Of India. Business and Finance: U.S. Copper Higher, City News In Brief, Purnell And Sons Strong Position Disclosed, Pease & Partners Coal Nationalization: Slow Compensation Procedure Proposed Capital Return From Surplus Funds Mr. Andrew Whyte's Statement, Oil Outputs, Plaster Board Enterprise, Rhodesia Broken Hill Meeting, Consett Iron Company Modernization Of The Steel Industry Appreciable Progress In Development Threat Of Nationalization Mr. Clive Cookson's Views, Company Results Pinchin, Johnson's Year, Late Spurt On Wall St., Rubber And Sterling, Tredegar Iron And Coal Company Compensation Still Awaited Lord Aberconway's Speech, Hallamshire Steel & File Another Year Of Successful Trading, Dollar Exports Board, City Notes Dollar Spending Standstill, Campaign For Rubber, New Broken Hill Consolidated A Substantial Measure Of Progress Mr. J. R. Govett's Statement, Richard Thomas & Baldwins Record Production Figures Continuity Of Initiative And Progress Proud Record Of Private Enterprise Mr. Ernest H. Lever's Views On Nationalization, Unit Trust Prices. Stock Exchange Tables: Money Market, Stock Exchange Prices, New York Stock Prices, Stock Exchange Gold Shares Strong, Montreal Exchange. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Picture Gallery: The Queen Reopens Middle Temple Hall. Property: Knight, Frank & Rutley, Suburban Houses, Town Houses.
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