Gratitude to Giou ceter Teint people and three friends
An appreciation note from Copeland, 12/4/34, praising the community for support during a long illness and accident. It credits Dr. Munro, Dr. Farninringe, and Sister Kitin for unwavering care and encouragement beyond monetary help, and expresses hope for future health and return to daily life. Austria’s tax data is mentioned, noting two inhabitants with incomes above £30,000 and a low tax payer share, plus remarks on rising summering among girls.
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Iby Laurie Charity Lam
Giouceter
Mary Sinew
Hwg
Espene
Br. Munro
Dr. Farninringe
Siter Kitin
Copeland
Austria
Debate in Commons on Cheaper Overseas Products
In London the House of Commons debated marketing boards for agricultural products. Sir H Cautley criticized unlimited imports of butter and cheese, while Captain Ormsby Gore argued free imports keep many agricultural products cheaper overseas. He noted duty failed to shrink foreign butter imports, while cheese and condensed milk fell only slightly, and Dominion butter and cheese rose, undermining home milk prices. The proposed solution emphasizes increasing Britain’s fresh milk consumption.
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London
House of Commons
H. Cautley
Ormsby Gore
Major Elliott
Dominion
Britain
Telephone Box Accident In Parkstone Dorset
A woman telephoning in a public Parkstone telephone box was struck when a passing car swerved to avoid another vehicle, mounted the pavement, and toppled the box. The car overturned but neither driver nor occupant were injured. both women suffered shock and were taken to hospital. Also noted are demands by women civil servants for a five minute rest for each hour of work.
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Parkstone
Doset
Britain
Fear of Revengeover Secret Service Work Inquest Reveals
Miss Mary Jane Bartasky 27 a nurse found dead in a furnished bungalow on Isle of Sheppey. Friends recalled wartime secret service work and fears enemies would seek vengeance. Inquest opened with post mortem inconclusive. Home Office tests pending. A letter in her handwriting was found but not read aloud.
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Mary Jane
Marjorie) Bartasky
Minister
Isle of Sheppey
Bartasky
Mies Agnes Linyd
Clase
Fariisky
Onb
Bartusky
Liverpool
Lloyd
Home Office
Harris
Margaret Sheehan
Adelaide Road
Chalk Farm
London
Miss Bartasky
Tasky Oten Gives Items for Maids or Others in Need
Tasky Oten handed over her belongings to be distributed to the maids or anyone who might have work for them, suggesting a charitable gesture or exchange of goods for service.
Brumbies Rise in Wolgan Valley and Other Oddities
A 82 inch high brumby found in Wolgan Valley spurs local breeders to gather more of the wild ponies descended from mine stock booted out in 1922. Orange party earlier took about 20 ponies, with one 32 inch youngster found in Lithgow. A London cat named Gibson weighs 85 pounds and grows, while California roses are canned for shipment across the continent. An Aberdeen upholsterer who died left £5000 to Aberdeen University for scholarships. Road accident toll shows 3025 deaths with walkers and cyclists leading. House of Lords totals 738 with Royal peers and bishops.
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Wolgan
Newnes
Orange
Lithgow
California
New York
New
Aberdeen
Aberdeen University
House of Lorda
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