Supermarket Pain Theme Echoes Across Historic Markets
The passage notes a shared supermarket theme of pain under a roof with references to Crystal Palace in London Milano place and Les Halles in Paris, illustrating a recurring concept across famous historic markets.
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Crystal Palace
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Milano Place
Les Halles
Paris
Doom of the City Foretells New Urban Forms
Lewis Mumford argues in The City in Mystery that sprawling metropolises will fail and cities must split into self contained garden suburbs and satellite towns. He traces urban change from primitive villages to modern impersonal cities and proposes a organic, dense but efficiently serviced urban model with green spaces.
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Lewis Mumford
America
New York
Los Angeles
Mumford
Australia
Secker Und Warburg
Contrast In Three Books For Children
A mixed review of Ruth Park and other authors, weighing The Hole in the Hill and A Waltz Through the Hills against John McKellar's Tree by the Creek. Park's tale features two Australian children and a Maori boy exploring northern New Zealand caves, while Ghaskin's work is praised for depth and realism.
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Miss Park
Australia
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Drew
Sammy
Samantha
Perth
England
Mr. Glaskin
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Cheshire
Woo
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King
Royal Commission
Burke
McKellar
Crossword Clues From The Times Puzzle Log
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Key to the Door review finds Sillitoe's novel strong yet uneven
The critic praises Alan Sillitoe's Key to the Door for its vivid portrayal of working class life in Nottingham and wartime Britain. It notes deep character work on Brian Seaton and his parents, but calls the Malayan war segment less convincing and the book overly long at 446 pages.
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Brian Seaton
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The Judas Tree by A J Cronin review
A j Cronin’s The Judas Tree disappoints with weak plotting and shallow emotion. The former doctor David Moray pursues wealth through a marriage to a patent maker’s daughter, then confronts a ruined life shaped by a schizophrenic wife and a broken past. The tale ends in melodrama as Moray confronts consequences of his choices.
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A. J. Cronin
Switzerland
Lup
Judas
A J. Cronin
Angus and Robertson
Utd
Sydney
Commonwealth Motors Demonstration Offers Modest Residents Cars
Commonwealth Motors advertises a demonstration event inviting modest residents to see Holtden Australia’s designed car models. The spot promotes value and affordability while inviting potential buyers to compare trade-in deals and features.
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Holtden
Australia
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