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Description:: ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on August 2, 1951; A powerful new drug for the treatment of leprosy Thiosemicarbarzone, is having full-scale tests in East Africa , secondly Eight men have been sentenced to death in Addis Ababa fro plotting to assasinate the Emperor of Ethiopia and to establish an Ethipian Republic. The Trial was heard in camera
Date:: August 2, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on December 27, 1951; a further 100 cases of bubonic plague are reported from Tanganyika Territory , secondly, a christmas party was held last week in London by the Kenya Church Association and East african diocesan association.
Date:: December 25, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on October 25, 1951; The report traces the Dini wa Msambwa movement to an African named Elijah Masinde , an adherent of the Friends' Africa Mission , who was obliged to give up church membershio when he took a second wife , and who started the sect in 1943, he also claimed to have been certified insane two years later but was discharged from the mental home in 1947, secondly, Sir Philip Mitchell, governor of Kenya , addressed the prince of Wale's School , Nairobi on King's Day, October 8, and emphasized the importance of discipline and purpose in life.
Date:: October 25, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on October 4, 1951; In the Nyanza province , the proscribed organization Dini la Msambwa which is claimed to have been troublesome in 1949 has remained almost quiescent but spread into the Rift Valley Prrovince and Uganda, Secondly a widespread strike of Africans in Nairobi lasting fro several days was essentially of political origin and intent, the main demands being the release of the leaders of the East African Trade Union Congress, who had been charged with being officers of an illegal union , with a demand of higher wages added as the only after thought
Date:: October 4, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: Advertisement photograph with an orange-laden branch suspended above a glass of orange juice and the word "Sunjius."
Date:: [between 1925-1960]
Resource Type:: still image
Photographer:: Connell, Will, 1898-1961
Collection:: Connell (Will) Papers

Description:: Advertisement photograph for "Sunjius" with oranges on a branch and the message "Fumigation Pays."
Date:: [between 1925-1960]
Resource Type:: still image
Photographer:: Connell, Will, 1898-1961
Collection:: Connell (Will) Papers

Description:: ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on December 6, 1951; Princess ELizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh are now expected to leave London by air for Nairobi on January 31, secondly The Masaka Area of Uganda is evident from the fact that the National Bank of India has Just opened a full-time branch and that the Standard Bank of Africa simultaneously established a branch which is open on four days of the week, secondly, the Bubonic plague has been diagnosed by an African medical officer as the cause of three death in the Tanga Province of Tanganyika.
Date:: December 6, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1256 February 23rd ''Treetops'' Known in Most Civilised Countries , Was Started In 1932 , First Being November Of That Year."The Halfway Mark Of 20th Century Found Triumph Motorcycle Famous For 50 years In Greater Demand Throughout The World.''
Date:: February 23, 1951
Februari 23, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1255 February 16th''A Sporting Family Of Douglas Hamilton , The Head Of the Family The 14th Duke Of Hamilton , He was Lord Clydesdale When Celebrated As ''Boxing Marquess."The Territories Of North Union, The Rhodesians And Other territories Accumulated Fertilisers To Safeguard The Union's Food In The Event Of A World War.''
Date:: February 16, 1951
Februari 16, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

Description:: ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1254 February 9th''Empty Chapters , Portuguese Recorded Nothing Of Gedi, Gedi Was A Country Seat Of The Kings In Malindi."Lamu Was Built By Arabs Who Sailed Away From Their Country When It Was In The Clutches Of Civil war.''
Date:: Februari 9, 1951
February 9, 1951
Resource Type:: text
Collection:: McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection

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