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Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1249

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ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1249 January 5th ''Irish Music , Irish People Love Of Music Is Part Of Their Inheritance And Is Woven Into Very Fabric Exchange From Earliest Times."The Coast Strio Is The Kenya Protectorate Which Is Rented From The Sultan Of Zanzibar, It Is Ten Miles Wide And Runs From Vanga To Dick's Head On The Somalia Border.''
Date:
January 5, 1951
Januari 5, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1249

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1252

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1252 January 26th''Music For The Young The Department Of Education In Ireland Has Encouraged Music Development And Expansion As A School Activity."Malaria Responsible For Many Death For Many Centuries Is Caused By A Tiny Protozoan Parasite Which Attacks And Destroys The Red Corpuscles Of The Blood.''
Date:
Januari 26, 1951
January 26, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1252

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1262

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ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1262 April 6th''The Partition Of Ireland , MR. MacBride Southern Ireland Foreign Minister Told People Of That Southern Ireland Will Not Conclude A Military Alliance With America Or Any Great Powers While England Continues To Occupy Northern Ireland."Mining Development South Africa Industrialists And Farmers Created The Orange Free State Goldfield, As Mines Developed News Townships Grow.''
Date:
Aprili 6, 1951
April 6, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1262

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1253

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ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1253 February 2nd ''Sorexa'' Is Type Of Rodenticide , The Active Ingredient Being An Anti-Coagulant Chemical , Small Multiple Exterminate Rats And Mice By Causing Spontaneous Internal Haemorrhage."A Strange Society Of ''Grillions"Unique Semi-Political , Semi-Literary Club Which Came In Existence The Time Of Napoleonic Wars Does Not Admit Women.''
Date:
February 2, 1951
Februari 2, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1253

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1263

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ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1263 April 13th ''Egyptian Hostility, Egypt Banning From Canal Ships Bearing Freight For Israel , Forced Britain To Back Israel's Plaints To The Security Council."4 Discoveries Of The Great Lakes, the Missionary Rebmann First Journey To East Africa Discovered Mt Kilimanjaro, Mt Kenya, River Nile And Congo.''
Date:
Aprili 13, 1951
April 13, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1263

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1272

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of June 15, 1951, issue no. 1272: Milk marketing in England. Simmering issue between the union and the United Kingdom over the transfer of protectorates or the High Commission territories in South Africa, Basutoland, Bechuanaland and Swaziland. Farmers' income tax. The Nakuru races. Sotik, the green highland.
Date:
June 15, 1951
Juni 15, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1272

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1275

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ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of July 6, 1951, issue no. 1275: Causes , results and control of erosion by water. Combined trade between the union and the Southern Rhodesia increases by £ 8, 888, 500 between 1948 and 1950. The prospect of war. Nakuru Rugger team win their Enterprise Cup match by 11 points to nil.
Date:
July 6, 1951
Julai 6, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1275

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1273

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of June 22, 1951, issue no. 1273: The annual conference of the Electors' Union held in Nairobi. Talk about farming and other things. The potential danger of erosion problems, learning a lesson from Mesopotamia.
Date:
Juni 22, 1951
June 22, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1273

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1403

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ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on August , 30, 1951; A film dealing with East Africa , "No Vultures Fly, " and Another with South Africa , " Cry, the beloved Country" are shirtly to be released in London, Secondly, A new film on Sil erosion is to be made in Kigezi, Uganda by the Crown Film Unit of the Central Office of Information , starting in November
Date:
August 30, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1403

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1276

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of June 1, 1951, issue no. 1270: Founding of the Trinity College in Dublin by Queen Elizabeth. Police officers in Buckingham Palace given orders to keep the public from interfering with or embarass the guards sentries. For the first time in South Africa, radio-active gold was used in an operation on a patient.
Date:
Julai 13, 1951
July 13, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1276

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1279

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ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of August 3, 1951, issue no. 1279: 50 chiefs from almost every part of Zululand gathered at Vuma experimental farm for a 4-day educational conference. On having flu. The feeding of concentrates to dairy cattle.
Date:
Agosti 3, 1951
August 3, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1279

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1409

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ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on October 11 1951; "where No Vultures Fly, "an new East African Film made by Eating Studios , has been selected for presentation at the Royal Film Performance at the Odeon, Leicester Square on November 5, Secondly, From SUdan This year 6429 pilgrims left for Mecca by sea and 497 by air.
Date:
October 11, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1409

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1402

Description:
ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on August , 23, 1951; The Belgian Defence Ministry has taken over the responsibility for the Belgian Congo from the Belgian Congo Public Forcr comprising 10, 000 African troops under belgian Officers
Date:
August 23, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1402

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1407

Description:
ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on September 27, 1951; A new beer hall for middle -class Africans was opened in Bulawayo and it also has a grill cafeteria service, secondly, Somaliland protectorate is said to have received the best rainfall and the worst malaria in living memory, the past year
Date:
September 27, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1407

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1406

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ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on September 20, 1951; A gift of 1000 Euros from public funds to the relief of distress in Jamaica has been made by the Government of Uganda, Secondly, The Government Asiatic School in the capital of Southern Rhodesia has been renamed the Louis Mountbatten School.
Date:
September 20, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1406

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1405

Description:
ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on September 13 , 1951; Royal Air Force athletes at Eastleigh air station won 11 prizes at the recent Highland Games held in Nairobi by the Kenya Caledonian Society , secondly, A special committee of Bulawayo city council has rejected a proposal to start a housing scheme for municipal employee.
Date:
September 13, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1405

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1404

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ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on September 6 , 1951; European Hospital in Kenya are now charging full fees to patients, secondly, one Mr.Basil Allies , A 45 year old European farmer of Monze , Northern Rhodesia has been fined 105 Euros or five months and 14 days imprisonment without hard labour fro wrongfully confining one African and wrongfully confining and assaulting another.
Date:
September 6, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1404

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1397

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ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on July 19, 1951; Dr.L.W.Lwanga M.C.S.P is the first blind African to qualify as a physiotherapist after three years' study at the special school in London of the National Institute for the blind Secondly, Ruth Arthur, a 21 year old african Kenyan , a teacher at the Church of Scotland Mission at Chogoria is the first African girl from Kenya to represent the colony at the International rally of Girl Guides
Date:
July 19, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1397

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1410

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ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on October 18, 1951; By 1951, there were 45 aerodromes in Northern Rhodesia including 12 precautionary landing grounds , secondly , a south African polo team is visiting Kenya .
Date:
October 18, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1410

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1283

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ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of August 31, 1951, issue no. 1283: The Soviet Union's proposal for a world economic conference, aimed at relieving its own economic distress. Southern Rhodesia gravely disturbed by the recurrent petrol crisis which has been afflicting it for the past 3 years. Sports at Marakwet.
Date:
Agosti 31, 1951
August 31, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1283

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1281

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ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of August 17, 1951, issue no. 1281: Social welfare on the mines. The policy of apartheid in South Africa. Trustees of the Royal National Parks of Kenya have been conducting excavations at Gedi for over 3 years and the more important buildings are now exposed at their final ground level.
Date:
Agosti 17, 1951
August 17, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1281

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1419

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ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on December 20, 1951; Higher Education for Africans was debated in the house of Commons recently, and Mr.James Johnson, said that higher education must go side by side with secondary education because Africans must produce more of their own leaders, especially doctors , dentists, teachers and lawyers. secondly , The heavy rains in Kenya recently caused Eastleigh Airport to be closed to all large aircraft which were diverted to Entebbe
Date:
December 20, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1419

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1418

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ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on December 13, 1951; Tenders have been invited by the Northern Rhodesian Government for the erection of a 33-foot cenotaph in Lusaka to be built in dressed local blue stone with reinforced concrete frame, secondly , A warning was issued by the Uganda Game Department to bathers in the Kabaka's pool at Mengo that a three-foot crocodile has been located there
Date:
December 13, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1418

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1259

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ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1259 March 16th''The Pork Tapeworm , The Adult Pork Lives In The Small Intestine Of Man Where It Attain Length Of Six To Ten Feet , When Ripe The Terminal Joints Are Cast Off And Pass Out Along With The Feaces To The Exterior Where It May Be Swallowed By Omnivorous Pig."Cereal Seed Cleaning And Dressing, Crop Spraying For The Destruction Of Weeds And Pests Are Services Provided By Bates And Hunt (E.A) Ltd To Increase Produce In Kenya.''
Date:
Machi 16, 1952
March 16, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1259

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1412

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ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on November 1, 1951; A serious increase of Tuberculosis has been attributed largely to immigration from the UK to Southern Rhodesia, secondly, A recent survey in the belgian Congo estimated the African birth rate in the monogamic areas at 184 per 1000 against 124 in polygamic districts
Date:
November 1, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1412

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1414

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ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on November 15, 1951; Complaints have appeared in Ugandas' vernacular newpapers that muder and theft are increasing in the country, secondly The gold beads that went had been stolen and had gone missing in the National Museum in Bulawayo were found in Zimbabwe
Date:
November 15, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1414

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1401

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ENGLISH: The following stories appeared in the East Africa and Rhodesia Newspaper on August 16, 1951; Last week marked the 50th anniversary of the signing of an agreement between Great Britain and the kabaka and chiefs of Ankole, Uganda, Secondly, A British Overseas Airways Corporation comet jet Aircraft flew non-stop from London to Cairo the previous week in the record time of 5 hours, 16 minutes
Date:
August 16, 1951
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1401

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1399

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
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1399

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1420

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
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1420

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1411

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
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1411

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1408

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
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1408

East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1417

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
East Africa & Rhodesia no. 1417

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1256

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
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1256

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1255

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
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1255

Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1254

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
Kenya Weekly News 1951 no. 1254