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Mingay, Lady Worsfold, Mrs George Parsons, Alfred Newton, George Lubbock, Ben Hensher, Beachy Head, Sherwood House, Thornton Road, Earlsfield, the Oval, Recreation Close, Hayes, Hatfield Gardens, Greenwich, Deptford, North Shields, Wallsend, Sunderland, Newcastle, Cavendish Grove, Montgomery, Korea, Washington, Glasgow, Kennards, Mitcham Youth Council, Boy Scouts, Ministry of Town and Country Planning, Greater London Plan, Pollards Hill Society, Gorringe Park Labour Party, Singlegate Working Men's Club, Army Catering Corps, No. 2157 Squadron A.T.C., Mitcham Corporation, Mitcham Chess Club, May Festival Society, 4th East Surrey Regiment, Evening News, Dominion Bureau of Statistics, James Ferguson and Sons, Liberal Party, Thomas Parsons and Sons, Mitcham Food Control Committee, Standard Upholstery Co., Royal Academy, Colliers Wood Methodist Mission, Mitcham Young Conservatives, Elmhurst Cafe, National Insurance, London Road Burial Ground, Mitcham County School for Boys, Mitcham Public Libraryhttps://mitchamhistorynotes.com/2026/10/04/1951-news-items/Mitcham History Notesen2026-10-04T14:20:17+00:001951 news itemsLondon Road, The Canons, Mizen, Western Road, Swain's Lane, Elm Court, Tom Francis, Lewis Road, Batsworth Road, Mitcham Common, Mainwaring Court, Tom Ruff, Wilson Hospital, 1951, Elm Nursery, Surrey County Council, Lower Mitcham, Colliers Wood, Pollards Hill, Fountain Road, Vestry Hall, Riley Schofield, Wandle, Robert Carr, Rowan Road, Manor Road, Windmill Road, Pear Tree Close, Melrose Avenue, Ashbourne Road, Beddington Lane, Wimbledon, Ravensbury Park, Croydon, Beddington, Tooting, Mount Road, Wandsworth, Carshalton, South Mitcham Residents Association, Coningsby Court, Paxton Court, Hackbridge, Masefield Close, National Trust, Cromer Road, Mitcham, Watermeads, Mitcham Common Conservators, Sutton, Wallington, Mitcham Council, Carshalton Council, London Electricity Board, North Mitcham Improvement Association, C. 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Bush and Co., Hackbridge Cable Co., Kelvin Works, Demesne Road, Barnet by-pass, Barrow Hedges Estate, Cowper Gardens, Kentish Town, South Bank Exhibition, Mitcham County School for Girls, Clayton Hall Grammar School, Stoke-on-Trent, Mill House, West Croydon, Beddington West Ward Ratepayers' Association, White Hart Hotel, Rotary, the Green, Wallington station, Colwood Gardens, Kilburn, Vale Road, South Suburban Co-operative Society, Phipps Bridge Conservatives, Shore Grove, Fair Green Gardens, Coulsdon and Purley, Mitcham and Wallington Labour Party, Festival of Britainhttps://mitchamhistorynotes.com/2026/10/04/1953-news-items/Mitcham History Notesen2026-10-04T14:20:16+00:001953 news itemsLondon Road, John R Chart, Cricket Green, Tom Francis, Alfred Mizen, Mitcham Fair, Rotary Club, Morden Road, chamber of commerce, Wilson Hospital, 1953, Lower Green, Lower Mitcham, Phipps Bridge Road, Australia, Upper Mitcham, Merton, Mitcham Cricket Club, Croydon, River Wandle, Hackbridge, Dover, Mitcham, England, Surrey, London, Ernest Mizen, Thomas Francis, Dick Gifford, W. 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