The Times - 10/08/1948
1948; Gale Group;
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From Our Special Correspondents, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Cricket Correspondent, From Our Architectural Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, From Our Shipping Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Our Correspondent In Turkey, From Our Weather Correspondent, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, Combustions Limited., Keith Scott, Bt.-Major. 111, Osborne Road, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne 2, Aug. 6., M. R. Bonavia., Hugh Molson., Aymer Maxwell, Major-General, Chairman, Pensions Committee, British Legion (Scotland). 23, Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh., Haig Of Bemersyde. Bemersyde, Melrose, Aug. 6., M. L. G. Balfour., From A Special Correspondent, Henry G. Maurice. 6, St. Mark'S Square, Rcgent'S Park, N.W.1, , Anne Owtram. 4, Grosvenor Cottages, Eaton Terrace, S.W.1, Aug. 7., L. G. Robinson, Colonel (Retd.). Junior United Service Club, Aug. 9. It Is More Than Ever Necessary That Letters Be Kept Short., From Our Chess Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Concerts &c., Service Notices. Sport: Middlesex At The Oval Another Short Day's Play, Cricket England's Captain For South Africa, The Olympic Scene Changes British Victories At Henley, Racing Last Of The Classic Events. News: More Malayan Terrorist Murders Beaufighters Arriving, Fate Of Kashmir Ii-The People Of The Component Districts Elimination Of Muslims From Jammu, Old Vic Autumn Season Dame Edith Evans To Join The Company, Envoys Again At Kremlin The Fifth Talk Seeking Basis For Discussions, War Cargo Ships In Peace Service Extensive Refit, Petrol Economies Recommended Closer Control On State Departments Delay Regretted, M. Reynaud And His Task Speech Impresses The Critics A Protest Strike, South Africa And Sterling Remaining In The Area, Newspaper Dispute Joint Meeting Resumed To-Day, Mass Immigration Of European Jews, U.S. Denial Of Claims In Antarctic Official's Visit To Chile And Argentina, Building A Cathedral Guildford Work To Be Resumed, Canadian Liberal Leadership Choice Of Mr. St. Laurent Welcomed, Staggering Miners' Holidays, Disarmament In Doubt Sir A. Cadogan On The Causes, Hyderabad Controversy 800 Questions In Indian Parliament, Danube Conference In Committee A Confused Meeting, August Rain More Than Three Inches In Some Towns, Human Factor In Industry Coordinated Research, Chancellor's Tour Visit To Record-Breaking Steel Works, The Secret Ballot For Turkey Parliamentary Regime In Prospect, Supervision Of The Palestine Truce U.N. Official's Talk With Mediator, Storm's Effect On Harvest Much Damage Done, But Prospects Still Good Month's Heavy Rainfall In The South, George Stephenson Centenary Chesterfield Memorial Scheme, Steel Figure Exceeded Higher Output Kept Up In July, Movements Of Liners From Lloyd's, Scottish Miners' Wage Claim Union And Profit, Work Of Landscape Architects London Exhibition, Keeping An Eye On The Stars Electronic Device, Tito's Quarrel With Moscow Publication Of Letters Russian Methods Resented, Growth Of Confidence In Trieste Propaganda Campaign Fails, Future Of Italian Colonies Deputies' Talks, "Kidnapped" Russians In U.S. Soviet Envoy's Complaint, Cabinet Ministers In Ulster Industrial Discussions. News in Brief. Display Advertising: French National Tourist Office, Beecham's Pills, Garstin, British Electricity, British European Airways, Multiple Display Advertisements, Mappin And Webb Limited, Food Facts, Dunlop. Index. Editorials/Leaders: A Present to London, Men in Industry, The Riddle of Kashmir, Congress Adjourns, An Island Election. Letters to the Editor: The Lass Of Richmond Hill, War Pensions The Analogy With The Miners Cost Of Benefits, Purchase Tax, Imports Of Books, Your Obedient Servant, The Prisoner's Leisure, Enborne Valley Scheme, The Title Of Dame, L.P.T.B. Posters. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Royal Opera House "Les Sylphides", Edinburgh Festival Distinguished Artists To Take Part, London Casino Mr. Hoagy Carmichael. Official Appointments and Notices: University News Oxford. Obituaries: Mr. J. I. C. McKean, Sir John Donald Work On The North-West Frontier, Canon John Britton. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 5,744, Broadcasting Home Service, Chess At Stockholm Position After 16th Round. Business and Finance: Burrell & Co. Strong Financial Position, B. & S. Massey Issue, Singleton & Cole, Limited Sound Position In Spite Of Difficulties, Home Commercial Markets, John Thompson Limited Record Work On Hand, A Property Deal, July Steel Output, New Zealand Wool Sales, Ariston Gold Export Duty Rebate, Beyer Peacock & Co. World-Wide Reputation Unfilled Oversea Demand For Steam Locomotives Capt. Hugh Vivian On The Continued Progress, City Notes Mr. Havenga's Budget, C.V.A. Jigs, Moulds And Tools Limited Need For Further Capital Mr. E. Aron On Establishing Oversea Branches, Company Results, Rubber Steady, Money Market Substantial Help, "Gussies" Offer. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Prices, American Markets, New York Stock Prices, Stock Exchange Kaffirs Turn Dull, Montreal Exchange. Picture Gallery: After The Storm: Damaged Crops. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1848. Property: * Hampton & Sons.
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