Landmarks of London Play Second Fiddle to Churchill
Inez Robb notes London landmarks pale beside Sir Winston Churchill. Tourists crowd No 10 Downing Street and the House of Commons hoping for a glimpse or a seat in the gallery. Churchill enters quietly, answers questions with firmness, while observers remark his formidable presence despite age.
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Winston Churchill Faces House Question Period
A description of Sir Winston Churchill enduring a brisk and taxing question period in the House. He stood to answer when addressed and sat to allow others to speak, repeatedly rising and lowering with the aid of the right arm as a fulcrum. After the session he departed quietly through the rear, while the gallery rose in tribute to what London had witnessed.
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Bank checks prompt deposit and financial counselling
The notice urges prompt deposit of checks to avoid nonpayment due to closed accounts or deceased drawers. It warns about stale dated checks and offers financial counselling. It also promotes using life insurance cash surrender value as collateral for loans with quick access and no loss of policy for the owner.
Five-Kill Car Accidents Hit US Roads This Year
Accidents with five or more deaths claimed 1 200 lives across the United States, the smallest toll in the past five years, amid ongoing traffic safety concerns.
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