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... ‘Socialists have short memories’ SPEAKING at Grantham, ! recently, Mr. John Baldock, M.P. for the Harborough Division, accused the Socialthem well ahead of the cost of living, “Socialists - trade on short memories. In their term of office food prices ...
... “Tories and Socialists have nothing to offer’ . fl‘fll citadels of Conserva- dignunned with their leaders. Both attendance and receip!, tism and Socialism,| “Many of the people I have broke all records for any Lib which many had thought im-/met in the ...
... ‘Tories and Socialists cannot take criticism’ COVETED skl_:%ve more lmen pitted theirl “‘““‘7 e ?\YO one should waste time‘ously incompetent in foreign Dé\'in‘ex.“lnt:lov?isren’fhe‘uml:st gfl;i SOCIAL EV EN]NG;;[ ptlr‘}'rlgrxe ntc?e Stggfw:;lnol‘?fi;;nnairs ...
... ON THE BRINK OF DISASTER—MR. JOHN MABLY TELLS SOCIALISTS ALTHOUGH no one was going to condone the man. ner in which Colonel Nasser seized the Syeq Canal, the fact remained that Egypt was entitled to nationalise it. So said Mr. J. R. Mably, prospec.- tive ...
... Liberal wvote will shock Socialists and the Tories THE Southend West result, although the Liberals redicted it closel . P it closely, appears to have confounded other political observers. The dismal failure of the Socialists and the catastrophic fall ...
... ‘Which side of the fence are you M.P. is asked BALDOCK REFUSES CHALLENGE TO ADDRESS SOCIALISTS PRIOR to the dramatic announcement on Tuesday of the cease fire in Egypt, the Harborough Divisional Labour Party challenged Mr. John Baldock,j Conservative ...
... . . Socialists | Harborough obiect to *tL.E. team had ] . e a fine season reVlSlon lARKE‘I‘ Harborough C.E. é ,Sehool footoall team have ivi. (finished an exceptionally goo \IARK.EE H?Xig‘&flgh fgll‘.'‘. season, in which they won the = s(;ox.o forward ...
... Market Harborough Advertiser and Midland Mail. Thursday, January 24, 1957, Expect nice ‘sweetmeats’ from the next Budgett Socialist A SUGGESTION that Transport House and their own Labour Party headquarters had not grasped “‘the wonderful opportunity” for ...
... Marketing policy is humbug—Nash ;THE agricultural marketing policy proposed by the | Socialists was described as ““humbug’ by Mr. John Nash, prospective Conservative candidate for the Kettering Division, at the annual meeting of Moulton Young Conservatives ...
... implicit in the Socialists’ new proposals for agriculture, “Labour is careful to say there will be no return to rationing. This is dishonest in the absence of an explanation of how there can be cont.ro.l¥ without rationing. “The Socialists want the bureaucrat ...
... earl’s sister behave when married to a Sociaust peer, presuming that her brother is a non-Socialist earl? The earl’s sister, Caroline, and her husband, a Socialist peer, Lord Cleghorn, invite themselves for a holiday to escape the political bustle of the ...
... Hall, Market Harborough, on Saturday evening, Mr. James Johnson, M.P. ?or Rugby, referred to the fight on the hands of Socialists in what he described as the “semi-feudal district of Market Harborough.” But he emphasised that there was every chance that ...