The Times - 27/05/1950
1950; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR INSURANCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR REPORTER, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, ERNEST THURTLE., FRANCIS BOYD., HECTOR HUGHES, G. H. WOOLVERIDGE, A. ROLAND THORNTON, From Our Berlin Correspondent, L. D. GAMMANS., BENJAMIN CARR., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Mr. L. S. Amery, General Sir Robert Whigham, A correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Art Exhibitions, Club Announcements, Gardening & c., Services To-Morrow. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Diary, B.B.C. And Trade Unions Right To Represent Employees House Of Commons, Revenue From Petrol Tax Effect Of Freeing Supplies, House Of Lords. News: Passengers By Helicopter Trial Flights Begun, Sir Ronald Campbell Leaves For Home, Ships Collide In Channel Fog Spanish Vessel Sunk, 33 Deaths In Blazing Tramcar The Chicago Collision, Schuman Plan British Accused Of Hesitancy, Price Possibilities No Branded Fuel Yet, Guelder Roses A Long Season Of Beauty And Fragrance, Support For New T.A. Units Needed, Petrol Rationing Ended Increased Supply For Sterling Agreement With U.S. Companies, Bandit Beheaded By Malay Villager, B.B.C. "Remote From Public Opinion" T.U.C. Proposals, High Commissioner For South Africa Dr. Geyer's Arrival, Precautions In Berlin Rally Communist Groups Of 10, Empire Military Chiefs At The Palace, Oil Companies' Purchases British Materials And Equipment, Australian Troops To Leave Japan Gradual Withdrawal, U.S. Request To Rumanians Travel From Legation Restricted, Empire Pool, Wembley "Skating Vanities Of 1950", Travel Grants For Youth Visits To America, Berlin Whitsun Rally Climax To The East German Youth Movement, Slovak Communist "Deviators", Insurance Problems A New Situation, Toscanini's 9,000-Mile Tour At 83 Ten-Year Contract Signed, Western Proposals For Unity Of Germany New Approach To The Russians, Notts Show Again A Two-Day Event Strong Entry Of Cattle, N.U.R. Leaders' Case For Wage Claims Efficiency Of Workers, Kashmir Talks Sir Owen Dixon's Arrival, Mr. Lie On His Tour Hopes Of Security Council, Grammar School Tercentenary A "Comely Alderman" Remembered, Queen Mary's, North America Encircled Little Ship's Unique Record, Burma Reunion Tribute To Lord Wavell, Optimism In Shanghai Hope Of Trade Revival, Italian Place In Europe Count Sforza's Speech, The Gift Of The Spirit Whitsuntide, Strike Action Ballot. Law: Widow Found Guilty Of Forging Wills Four-Year Sentence, Divorce Suit Against Inmate Of Broadmoor Wife Granted Decree Nisi. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Festival Pleasure Gardens Side Shows And Flowers In Battersea Park, Broadcasting, Philharmonia Concert Society Chamber Concert, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 6,300, Music In The Parks. Official Appointments and Notices: Naval Appointments, New High Court Judges Judge Collingwood And Mr. W. Gorman, K.C., Changes In Mr. Nehru's Cabinet New Finance Minister, From The London Gazette. Reviews: Vaudeville Theatre "The Ivory Tower", Rialto Cinema "Orpheus". Display Advertising: Shell, Appeals, Schweppigram. No. 19, Multiple Display Advertisements, Esso, Player's Please. Sport: Ayr Programme, Canoeing Background To Slalom, Ayr Results, Stockton Results, Epsom Results, To-Day's Race For The Derby A Strong French Challenge To The Favourite, Sports in Brief, Stockton Programme, Championship Table, Golf America Sweeps The Field, Lawn Tennis French Championships, Epsom Programme, Cricket West Indies At Oxford, Racing Amour Drake Wins Coronation Cup. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Whitsuntide, Economic Survey, Anything to Declare, Petrol. Letters to the Editor: American Market For British Films, Policy In The Far East, Integration Of Defence, Retrospective Legislation Exceptional Cases, Church Parades. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Colonel J. P. Cameron, Lord Wavell Statesman And Leader. Business and Finance: Australian Tobacco Dividend Passed, Rubber Over 25D. Per Lb., Foreign Exchanges, Tin Again Easier, Schweppes Limited Steadily Rising Sales Of Squashes Public Demand For High Quality Business Still Increasing The Hon. Hanning Philipps On "A Remarkable Year", Swiss Help In O.F.S. Financing?, Hall Telephone Accessories Dividend Of 10 Per Cent., Wyman And Sons, Limited A Satisfactory Year, The United Glass Bottle Manufacturers Annual General Meeting, New Brewery Capital, Johnson & Phillips, Limited Seventy-Five Years Of Progress Export Trade Maintained Growing Demand For "Alumain" Cable Mr. G. Leslie Wates On The Outlook, City Notes Derationing Of Petrol, Hoffmann Manufacturing High Level Of Output Maintained Emphasis On Quality Mr. S. Guy Newton's Statement, Wall Street Heavy, William Beardmore & Co., Limited Benefits Of Intensive Research Valuable Contribution To An Efficient Industry Steel: Political Uncertainties Continue Mr. Alexander Williamson On The Year's Results, Warne, Wright & Rowland Limited A Sound Position Interestig Developments Air Commodore Cecil Wright's Review, Emu Wool Industries Limited Marked Improvement In Financial Position, Company Results Siemens Brothers, Muar River Rubber Co. Government Mishandling Of Malayan Situation. Stock Exchange Tables: Money Market, Stock Exchange Oil And Garage Shares Strong, New York Stock Prices, Stock Exchange Prices. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1850. Picture Gallery: Some Of The Runners In The Derby. Property: Country Properties, R. B. Taylor & Sons.
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