IN A NUTSHELL
ANNIFEESARIES. 1814.—Surrender of Paris. 1856.—End of Crimean War. -1900.—Death of Archibald Forbes,' famous war correspondent. 1916.—Zeppelin destroyed by Lieutenant Brandon. 1918.—“ Big Bertha ” bombed Paris. 1927.—Major Seagrave’s car did 203.83 miles an hour. 1937.—Pan-American clipper arrived at Auckland on survey flight across Pacific. ' Chinese troops holding all positions won in the vicinity of the TientsinPukow railway. Dr Negrin appeals to Catalans to stand firm against advancing insurgents. Germans said to be taking their families to Spain. • Poland and Lithuania agree on restoration of road and rail communications and on other matters. Leader of' British delegation to pro-, ducers* conference warns dominions not to continue to regard Great Britain as their only export market. Denmark takes measures to augment defence.
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Evening Star, Issue 22920, 30 March 1938, Page 1
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122IN A NUTSHELL Evening Star, Issue 22920, 30 March 1938, Page 1
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