GLAMIS CASTLE
EXPLOSION IN CELLAR
EARTHQUAKE AT DARWIN
IRAK AND THE LEAGUE
TO BE CLOSED DOWN
*; • * j • ■ , ' (Received 30th July, 2 p.m,) ( ' LONDON, 29th July. Owing to the burden of land taxation the Earl of Strathmore, father of the Duchess of , York, is closing Glamis Castle in the' autumn. At present th« , estate is taxed to nearly 20? in the pound.- Only ,a very small portion of the castle will T>e reserved, for the us« of the family. '• > >
SEVERAL PEOPLE KILLED
v * (Received Mth July, 2 p.m.) -," ' '.PRAGUE,"'29IV July.' A girl carrying a lighted candle entered the' cellar of a garage whereia the proprietor^as'filling a can of petrol. An explosion occurred which shattered the- building, killing the girl, th« / proprietor, and four others. Soon after the fire brigade arrived a tank of petrol exploded, hurling nine firemen mt# the aijr and injuring forty people.
EARTHQIJAprAT (Received 30Jth' July, 2 p.m.) ' DARWIN, This Day. An earthquake,',-shock was felt at Darwin at 6.45-a.in. to-day. No damage is reported,, but buildings were
S (BriiU4h"'omci*l Wireless.) , (Received'3'Oitti Jufy, '2 p.m.) . '/' '.^BUGBY, 29th July. A formal request- that Irak should bt . admitted to': the' League of Nationi has beea made by' JCuri Pasha al Said, Prime Minister, of . Irak, through the British' Foreign "Office, and Sir John Simon has asked'the Secretary-General to place the request on the agenda of the September Assembly meeting.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 26, 30 July 1932, Page 14
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228GLAMIS CASTLE EXPLOSION IN CELLAR EARTHQUAKE AT DARWIN IRAK AND THE LEAGUE Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 26, 30 July 1932, Page 14
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