The Times - 22/08/1955
1955; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLO CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, BY OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR WEATHER CORRESPONDENT, A. E. TIFFIN., REGINALD MORSHEAD., GARFIELD WILLIAMS., R. C. MARSH., J. P. LEWIS., HENRY LEVITT., From Our Special Correspondent lately in Burma, R. E. LINGARD., J. MITCHELL., ROSALIND LYELL., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT., FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MEXICO CITY CORRESPONDENT, FROM A MANCHESTER CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Transfer Books, Opera And Ballet, Flowers. Sport: Excellent Response On The Crouch Helmsmen's Craft Put To The Test, Skiff Club Regatta Unexpected Defeat Of Miss Scully, Sports in Brief, York Meeting Firm Going And Good Prizes, Stables Affected By Coughing Longstone's Lingfield Victory, The Opportunity Slipped Hampshire Fall Away From Good START, Thames Punting Club Championships New Records In All The Events, Becker And Wilson Have A Chance Davis Cup Finalists Withdraw In U.S., Sussex Cup Hard Galloping Polo, South African Pack Must Be Held Two Urgent Demands, Easy Rugby Victory For South Africa Seven Tries In Wearing Down British Isles Team, Edinburgh Highland Games Well Judged Finish By Wood, The Football Revolution Sir Stanley Rous Has A Plan, Winners On The Greens Scots In Boys' Golf International, British Athletes In Hungary Hewson Second, Baker Wins E.B.A. Singles Again, England Can Field A Test Team To Beat The World South Africans' Visit Has Proved Grave Shortage Of Reserves, Mixed Fortunes For Colonel Llewellyn Three Placings In The Ostend Horse Show, Aston Martins Win Nine-Hour Race Lap Record Set Up By Hawthorn. News: The Pipes In Prince Charlie's Country Donald Macpherson's Success, Problems Of The New Burma Insurgents, Inefficiency And A Rice Glut, Health Of Cardinal Mindszenty "Serious Condition", Tax Of Spare-Time Farmers Claims For Losses, Possible Lines Of Development Unknown Factors, Bullet In Our Carriage Commuters Keep Calm, Long Service Records Achievements Over The Years In Many Walks Of Life, Atomic Research In Germany Dr. Adenauer Supports Munich Plans, 15lb. Opium In Ship's Propeller Shaft, Remand On Golf Links Murder Charge Youth Accused, More 'Satyagrahis' Enter Goa Closing Of Consulates, Saar Tension Eases Anti-Hoffmann Campaign Opposition Appeal, Eighth Success For Ben Johnson Other Town Criers Again Vanquished, Clean Sweep At Whalley Practical Move On Litter Problem, Rocket Range Views Of "Romantics" M.P. On Absent Critics, Uganda Precautions Troops Among Refugees Disarmed, Last Two Leave Disabled Ship Vessel Taken In Tow, Struggle For King's Cup Winner In Percival Mew Gull, New Attack On Church Argentine Breach Unhealed, Runway Across Roman Road Scampton Airfield Plan Opposed, Seeking Galleons Of "Silver Fleet" British Concession From Spain, Russian Gesture On Dickens Letters Photographic Copies, From Baseball Champions To City Planners The Changing Face Of New York, The Kastner Case Appeal By Government Of Israel, Indians' Position In Ceylon Mr. Nehru Expresses Dissatisfaction, Injured U.S. Pilot To Be Returned North Korean Decision, Minister Talks To Strikers Action After Clash In Singapore, R.A.F. Transport For Sudan Ferrying Troops To South Cairo Informed, U.S. To Test British Carrier Aid Mirror Landing Guide, Aircraft Industry "Chaotic" Union Officials Urge State Ownership, Norfolk Reeds To Thatch U.S. Home, Pakistan Flood Survey Joint Study With India Proposed, 768 Killed In N. African Riots Situation In Algeria Brought Rapidly Under Control, Yugoslav Protest To Albania Frontier Shooting, More Poliomyelitis Increase In Cases Of Paralysis, Radio Show In Jeopardy Cancellation Likely Men Adamant On Overtime Ban, Cargoes Left Behind, Invalids, Opening Of Edinburgh Festival: Kinship Of Art And Learning, 91deg. In Jersey Highest Temperature This Year, 183 Dead In U.S. Floods Unknown Number Still Missing, Call For Cotton Union Talks 'Weaving Mills Closing Almost Every Week', Washington Transport Strike Settled Higher Pay For Workers, A Possible "Pompeii" Buried History Of E. Africa, Princess Margaret's 25th Birthday, British Scientists To Inspect Soviet Atomic Progress Results Of Geneva Conference, Weakening Of Italian Communists Signor Fanfani's Claim, More Trouble In Uganda Disturbance Among Basoga, Egyptian Proposal To Britain Dispatch Of Forces By Co-Domini, Beacons In The Near West Thoughts Of A Midland Immigrant In A Changed Scene, Lord And Lady Ironside Injured, Negotiations Begun At Nantes Troops Withdrawn, New Singapore Airport Ceremony Performed By Mr. Lennox-Boyd. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: Service Appointments Royal Navy, Assistant Bishop In Niger Diocese, New Persian Minister. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 7,903, Broadcasting Home Service. Display Advertising: F.W.Bridges &Sons.Ltd.,, Multiple Display Advertisements, Qantas, Esso, Philishave, Towelmaster, Derrys, Dunlop. Picture Gallery: Flood Havoc In The United States. Obituaries: The Baroness Of Tabria Nobility Of Malta, Mr. Lewis Clifford, Mr. M. Keen, Millicent Duchess Of Sutherland A Rare Personality, Mgr. J. Hargreaves, Obituary Millicent Duchess Of Sutherland, Mr. F. J. Cox London Library Landmark, Obituary, Lord Horder, Capt. T. C. C. Bolster. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Training Nurses, Mutiny in the Sudan, Living With The Bomb, The Luscious Cooling Ice. Letters to the Editor: Evangelists To-Day The Failure Of The Church, Insurance As A Career, Restrictive Practices At The Docks, Shopping Hours, Hospital Management, Durable Slate. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Sadler's Wells Ballet, Poussin's "The Seven Sacraments" On View In Edinburgh, Savoy Opera At The Proms Sullivan In A New Light, Twelve-Note Music In Mexico A New Work By Rodolfo Halffter, Sutro Play On Television "The Two Virtues", "Clerambard" For The West End: A Tip From An Amateur Theatre, Philharmonia Orchestra To Tour U.S. Mr. Von Karajan As Its Conductor, Russian Musicians To Play In Britain, Gas Light In The Cinema: Thriller With A Difference Melodrama Excitingly Told. Business and Finance: Sterling For Egypt, Ruhr Industry Problem Revision Urged Of Deconcentration, City Notes Cautionary Tale-From Copper, Official Lire Rates, Money Market, Tighter Reins On U.S. Credit Stock Market Wilting, £3M. Savings Deficit, City News In Brief, Oriental Telephone & Electric Company, Limited Development Over 73 Years Reviewed Provision Of Cheap And Efficient Service A Satisfactory Return To Shareholders Mr. Evelyn J. Bunbury On The Proposed Liquidation, Broadening Demand For Rayon Yarn, Paris Quotation For R.S.T., More U.S. Investments Abroad, Abbott Birks (Holdings) Limited, Brick Woods Limited Improved Trading Results, August Bank Reviews Inflation, Strikes, And Credit Control, Lewis's Interim Report, Company Results. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1855. Property: Healey & Baker.
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