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Several Montrose players were chosen to take part in a county game, but declined the honour. Their action created some controversy. Dundee teams attributed it to " stubbornness and a desire to pay hack the county association for dismissing the Seasiders' protest," while the Mont

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against an =sell airman was found not proven at litontrose Police Court on Tuesday. The accused was L.A.C. James Johnston, No. 63 Maintenance Unit, R.A.F., Edzell. and he pleaded not guilty to a charge of wilfully and maliciously breaking two pane: of glass in a bus belonging to