CABLEGRAMS AND WIRELESS
LONDON BELT
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RUGBY, July 24
Another stage towards the completion of a green belt round outer London was reached when the Middlesex County Council agreed to purchase from the estate of the Royal Duchy of Lancaster, for £318,000. 200 acres near Enfield. Steps have been taken to ensure that the area purchased shall suffer no change apart from setting aside a portion for playing fields.
MURDERER REPRIEVED. DUBLIN, July 24. The death sentence passed by the military tribunal on Michael Conway for the murder of John Egan, who was found riddled with machine-gun bullets on April 28, has been commuted. PALESTINE TERRORISTS. JERUSALEM, July 25. Arab terrorism has flared up throughout. Palestine. Seven Jews have been killed in the last 24 hours. OXFORD GROUP. LONDON, July 25. Several Australians were among 10,000 persons at Birmingham, representing 35 nations, for the first national assembly of the Oxford Group, who are followers of the American evangelist. Dr. Frank Buchman. GERMANY AND ITALY. BERLIN, July 25. Germany has recognised Italian sovereignty in Ethiopia. GERMAN LEADER INJURED. BERLIN, July 25. Lutze, head of the Storm Troops, was injured in a motor accident.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 July 1936, Page 8
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