The Times - 31/12/1954
1954; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR EDUCATIONAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, N. N. Kukharkov, , From Our Own Correspondent, By Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, C. A. ALINGTON, Dean Emeritus of Durham; NANCY ASTOR; J. R. COXON, chairman of Washington Urban District Council; GORT: HALIFAX; LAWSON, Lord Lieutenant of County Durham; THEODORE NICHOLSON; CAMPBELL STUART; EVELYN WRENCH., M. H. CURTIS, , MARGERY PERHAM., ANNIS GILLIE, , GEORGE BARNEY., By Our Science Correspondent, KENNETH B. POTTER., HUGH APPLETON, , A. KINGHAM., FROM OUR MUSEUMS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Domestic Situations Vacant, Opera And Ballet, STOKE POGES MEMORIAL GARDENS for Cremation. Sport: Public Schools Rackets Second Round Completed, Surrey's Hockey Victory Late Goal Decides, Sports in Brief, Appeal Of The Snow Slopes Britons On Skis, Motor Racing R.A.C. Limitation Scheme, A Dead-Heat At Cheltenham Greenore's Journey Justified, The International Rugby Championship Final England Trial At Twickenham, Hutton Wins Toss, England BAT 59 For Four Wickets, English Schools Football Shield, Cross-Country Running County Championships. Display Advertising: Sicily, Prudential, Hamptons, British Industrial Plastics Ltd., Henry Wiggin And Company Ltd., The Night Sky 1955, Australia And Newzeland Bank Limited, Multiple Display Advertisements, British Overseas Airways Corporation, British Petroleum Company Limited, Underwood Business Machines Limited, Orient Line. Picture Gallery: The Art Of George Morland: Tate Gallery Exhibition. News: Shortage Of Science Teachers "Propaganda" Urged, Peking Map Of China Apparent Claim To Indian Soil, Strike Threat To B.E.A. Call For Return Of Mr. Peters Actions Supported, President Eisenhower On Better Outlook For Peace Next Step After French Decision, Lamorna Skirmish Rural Council Oppose Housing Plan, N.U.R. See "No Other Way But Strike" Arbitration Urged By Commission At Wages Inquiry, Bogor Conference Ended Mr. Nehru Concerned At Atomic Tests, Prime Minister Visits Atomic Plants, Demonstrations On Goa Frontier Indians Try To Stop Trains, Mr. Hammarskjöld's Journey Arrival In London To-Day, Survey Of Kent's Agriculture A County Of Contrasts, Radar To Plot Fall Of Practice Bombs, Tunis Discussions Resumed Impatient Delegates, Sir Knox Helm For Sudan Sir Robert Howe To Retire, Problems Of South African Churches British Help Needed In Crisis With State, Outstanding Artists, Mediation In Car Factory Strike Settlement Proposals, Building Plans On South Bank Shell Site Extension, Chile State Of Siege Revoked Resignation Of Cabinet, Air Crash Hunt For Diamonds £900,000 Consignment Reported Lost, Swiss Watches In U.S. New Restrictive Campaign The Anti-Trust Law, Pennine Way Decision Manchester's Plan Accepted, Growth Of Indian Steel Industry Contracts For New Plant British Firm's Offer, Lipari Islanders' Nervousness End Of World Prophecies, Museum For Barnsley, Rise In Factory Accidents Chief Inspector's Criticisms "Deplorable" Cases, Sentences For War Crimes Reconciling French And German Views, Tasks For Kenya Police New Commissioner's Aims, Gen. Franco's Talk With Don Juan Princes' Education, Danger Of An Aging Merchant Fleet, Cost Of Hospital Patients, Scotland's Population Likely To Fall 1951 Total Highest Ever, French Assembly Passes Paris Agreements End Of 4 Years' Hesitation On German Rearmament, New Argentine Rebuff To Catholics Reopening Of Brothels, Disposing Of Radioactive Waste Solutions Now In Sight, N.U.R. "Determined" To Get Justice Aid For Commission Urged At Inquiry, Day Trips To France Channel Resorts To Seek Renewal, No Assassination Of Grammar Schools Minister's Assurance, Extension Of Guided Missile Range Anglo-U.S. Discussions Opened, B.O.A.C. Need Of "Right Aircraft" Chairman's Confidence, Finding "Good Families" Bright Pupils To Be Picked For Survey, Workman "Sent To Coventry", Egypt's Sterling Balances £15M. To Be Released To-Morrow, "Black Market" In East Berlin Hint Of Further Action, No Basis For Federal Gold Coast Dr. Nkrumah's View, Growing Popularity Of Fiction In Russia, Embassy's Interest In Stowaway. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, Arts Council Exhibition Of Mondern Art, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 7,725, Smyslov's Impressive Win At Hastings Fuderer Resigns. Law: Dedijer Inquiry Opened Mr. Djilas Also Accused Both Remain Free, More Sentences In Cairo, Mr. Kahn's Appeal Fails, Riot Charge Against Cypriots. Official Appointments and Notices: Mr. W. R. Milligan New Lord Advocate Adoption As By-Election Candidate Proposed, Baptist Church Changes, Ecclesiastical News, Newspaper Appointments, Naval Appointments. Obituaries: Commander D'arcy Lamrton, Engineer Rear-Admiral W. J. Dixon, Mr. G. Goncharov Noted Ballet Teacher, The Archduke Eugene Grand Master Of Teutonic Order, Obituary. Index. Editorials/Leaders: America Attacks Swiss Watches, The Last Page, A Barrier Crumbles, The Kenya Police. Letters to the Editor: Retiring Age For Women Doctors, Air Freight Traffic Changed Outlook Needed, Washington Old Hall, Pensioners' Tea, St. Bride's, Fleet Street, Disclaimer, Books For Students, London Car Parks, A House Divided. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Queen's Hall Phoenix Resurgens, Plays Classical And Modern Some Third Programme Productions, "Animal Farm" Shown In New York "Uncomfortably Realistic", Sibelius Symphonies New Orchestral Recordings, The Art Of George Morland A Conscientious Painter. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1855. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Stock Exchange Cheerful Makets, Closing Prices, Commodity Market Recovery In Tin Prices Maintained, New York Stocks, Drawing Of Bonds, Montreal Exchange. Business and Finance: Life Bonuses Raised, Mutual Finance Forecast, The Leeds And Wakefield Breweries Mr. H. J. S. French On Modernization Policy, Merlimau Pegoh Limited Mr. J. L. Milne's Review, City News In Brief, Bank Of England Return, City Notes Industrial Output, East Kent Road Car Company Limited Ever-Increasing Costs Remain A Major Difficulty Fuel Tax Penalizes Omnibus Industry Mr. R. P. Beddow Reviews Operations And Developments, New Day Furnishing Expansion, Allied Retail Trades Turnover Increased, Sterling Easier, Utd. Collieries Pay-Out Proposals, Hamer-Porter Paints A Year Of Highly Competitive Conditions, THE PLESSEY COMPANY (Manufacturers of Components for the Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Trades) Extended Production Increased Volume Of Work Mr. A. G. Clark's Statement, Mutual Finance Limited Encouraging Outlook, New Day Furnishing Stores Limited Increasing Sales Sir Louis Sterling's Statement, Trust's £950,000 Bid, N.Y. Stock Exchange Seats, Wall Street Irregular, Company Results West Riding Worsted Pay More, Singer Motors Board's Bold Policy, Easterns Limited Record Level Of Retail Sales Further New Stores Acquired Mr. Joseph Lipert's Statement. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Curtis & Henson.
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