Pigott's Special and trimmings noted in old catalog text
Fragmentary catalog lines list Pigott's Special items and various belt and trimming terms associated with ladies goods. Mentions Dayal, Mary and TSW BW WW WF Avelyn, and references to belts, robes, and fabrics with scattered figures and dates, suggesting an 18th to 19th century shopping ledger entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arade
Doath
Dayal
Sever
Luehad
van Belts
Mager
Mary
Avelyn
Pigotts SpecialPrices Woollen Dress Goods
Woollen dress goods on special. Various patterns and colors listed with prices per yard. Items include burgundy, Laurel Green, Vineyard, Pine, Pionta, Navy, Black, and more. Limited stock announced with quoted yard prices and descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Ihue
Vineyard
Moe
Pinethiege Ceey
Pionta
Brown
Binck
Aba Navy
Plans For Sheltering British Children Pressure On Britain
A late 1930s style dispatch reports pressure on Britain to shelter British children amid looming East Asiatic autonomy and diplomatic maneuvering. It notes anticipated statements from officials, cabinet approvals, and measures in response to escalating tension across Indo-China, Chungking, and Japanese actions near Ningming and Haiphong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORIO
East
Assi Stam
Ari
Eimperat Abe
Mate
Monroe
Comet
Ningming
Niles Sauttenet
Illiary
Janet Mingcita
Electric Train Crash Near Sydney Kills Driver. 13 Injured
A Sydney electric train collided with a goods train on the Parramatta line, killing the driver and seriously injuring 13 passengers. Victims include Willan Stephen Joseph Haten and Mrs Muriel Davies, with Ray Ben nokta among the injured. Officials investigate why the electric train was on the main line as the wreck halted four suburban lines for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Stephen Joseph Haten
Slecinie
Salesmbs
Muriel Davies
sAsnuold
Jol Davits
Ray Bennokta
North Gydney
Te Steel Aide Bt
Newtown
Stan
Wale Orain
Bennetts
Ain
Rattray
Midmlethe
Wal
Branmore
Subar
Warposattay Uno
10000 Offers of Homes In Australia
A British Commonwealth plan aims to relocate about 6000 to 10000 children from Britain to Australia after the war. Guardians and welfare departments coordinate with Australia House to select and care for children up to age 16, with sustenance, clothing, and schooling provided. Allocation among states follows population, with guardianships and employment conditions set to minimum standards. The program involves statutory work by British and Australian authorities and includes oversight by a Board and representatives from Australia House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeday
Australia
Pendifi
Gusrdiar
Eranst
Bellamy S
Britain
Childran
Briain
Australia House
Tage
Wld
Loerstein
Svg
British Blockade Expands to France and Asia
Reports say the British blockade now extends to French ports, with ships bound for Spain and Portugal needing contraband approval, and Japanese warships present in the area. Separately, Hong Kong blockade confirmed as Japanese forces advance near French Indo China, with tensions rising between Japan and China over sea routes and shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thrush
Spaisn
Portugal
China
Haiphong
Tip
RAF BOMBING RAIDS CONTINUE OVER ENGLAND AND COAST
London reports detail continued air raids with two German bombers destroyed and several others damaged by RAF light and heavy anti aircraft fire. A retired police inspector died from shock after a bombing near his east England home. The raids hit northeast and southeast England, wounding a few and causing property damage including a damaged garage and scattered car parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eail
England
Beerchlng
Wth
Eneland
Braland
Air Ministry
Outhesat
North-Estern
Sealand
Seawares
Thurstar
Air ‘Ministry
Murehoane
Niieched
Germany
De Gaulle Forms French Volunteer Legion in Britain
The Daily Telegraph reports France plans a volunteer legion in Britain with General de Gaulle backing. It notes armament and scientific research centers to bolster Allied efforts and mentions a French commander's appeal to North Africa for renewed resistance. The message cites unconfirmed claims from Cassablanca with unclear details on the camp at Mar-Ant Betavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weineatay
French Folundeer Cegtom
Betain
Shieh
Central de Claulin Alonv
Armamenta Tnd Scientifie Restarch
Daly Teleereph
Nomies
Freseh
Chet Moncey
France and Britain Brace for War as France Ships Move
London reports detail European tensions with French and British leaders. French ships reportedly prepare to aid the war effort as the Petain government shifts headquarters to Clermont-Ferrand. Reengagement of Polish troops and airmen under British command is described, with Reynaud still in France and key ambassadors in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Butts
London
Devin Rae Tetany
Fremhun
Ae Caalle
Ehied
Armie
Marosco
Geversd Werwand
Glen
Pelain
Mary Gamera
France
Daludher
Warsitts
Carey
Fan Amaranog
Norees
Deitel
Bornedux
M. Boudouin
Tor
Beltain
Me Corbin
Churcheeng
Etrass Bettemente
Shenton Thomas
Britain
America
Petain
Clermont
Pronch
ICP
Bolly
Ciewérni Sikorski
Churelli
Iseusaed
Reynaud
Prenah Iomibassy
Azecciated
M. Reynaud
Bordeaux
Corothy
Generel Weygend
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