ZUM4908452: Jan. 16, 1954 - 16-1-54 The winner takes the penultimate fence racing at Sandown Park. Keystone Photo Shows: - 0/00usyeaaie 0/00Uidomata- 0/00usyeaaiaa? (7) ridden by Corbett seen as he takes the last but one fence in the Mildmay Memorial Steeple Chase at Sandown Park this afternoon. Second was - 0/00usyeaaie 0/00uired Rube- 0/00usyeaaiaa? with - 0/00USYEAIE 0/00UISHAEF- 0/00USYEAIAA? third / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4903161: Dec. 29, 1953 -” Teachers for Peace” Conference Opens. Voting on a Resolution. The two day conference of” Teachers for Peace” opened this afternoon at Holborn Hall. Many delegates who were to have attended were refused permission to enter the country on the orders of the Home Secretary, Sir David Maxwell Fyfe. Some delegates who arrived, were sent back home immediately. Keystone Photo Shows: Some of the Teachers vore on an important resolution during the meeting this afternoon at Holborn Hall / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4903203: January 24, 1965 - Sir WINSTON CHURCHILL (November 30, 1874 - January 24, 1965) was Prime Minister of the United Kingdom as well as Chancellor of the Exchequer. Churchill was uniquely stirred by the challenge of war and found his fulfillment in leading the democracies to victory. It was to prove more important that as a democrat, he was disgusted by the rise of totalitarian systems in Europe. PICTURED: Dec 29, 1953 - London, England, United Kingdom - Sir WINSTON CHURCHILL, in coat, hat and with cane, arriving at No. 10 Downing Street to take the Chancellor of the Exchequer chair after returning from Chequers / Bridgeman Images