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1900 - 1949
74 1940-1949

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England

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East Midlands, England

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Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, England

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LABOUR VIEW OF MEMBER'S SPEECH

... an interesting one and in view of the fact of post-war development of aviation should receive some consideration. Under a socialist state the Civil Air Minister would collate -the ideas of-designers and constructors and direct the factories what to build ...

COLONEL GRETTON RESIGNS SEAT

... until 1918, since when he has iepresented Burton. At the last election Col. Gretton ‘had.a majority of 15,498 over his ‘Socialist opponent, ' “Peterborough” in the Daily ' Telegraph tells of a humorous situation in which. Col. Gretton was involved. “In ...

BY THE EDITOR METHODISTS MAY DANCE

... marriage Ncence.” Dr. Alfred Rosenberg : Adultury must be regarded in a new light. The “German Textile Worker™: We National Socialists esteem every girl who defies outmoded conventions. The new ideology is not concerned whether children are legitimate or ...

THE PA PIQUANT POLITICS

... Conservauves, though party organisers proclaim that no seat 1s safe. rlying Officer Stevens, who is the likely choice of the Socialists to be their standard-bearer, said on Saturday that the world is “‘going Left.” Whether this prediction applies 0 Melton ...

CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE

... seems to think he is a Socialist. The Conservatives say it is quite ridiculous for him to stand as a Socialist because he is a Conservative; the Liberals say he is a Liberal. I have never yet heard anyone say he is a Socialist except Mr. Crawford himself ...

MR. GUY DIXON

... Conservatives regarded him as a Conservative and the Liberais as a Liberal. It was only Mr. Crawford who called himself a Socialist, “My. memory” said Mr. Parker on Tuesday, “‘goes back to October 10th, 1941, when I was appointed vice-President of the Melton ...

ON THE LEVEL

... Party. “We of the Conservative Party have the outlook of young men, not of the miserable, decrepit and groggy old men of the Socialist party.” ...

Conservative

... House of Commons,” he declared. “Our side of the House is nearly always fairly full, but on the Socialist side it is an opportunity for a day off. The Socialists don’t carz a rap about agriculture .or two hoots about those engaged in it, except in so far ...

MR. NUTTING'S SPEECH

... the Church Boys' School under the late J. J. Hodgson, I would just like to- refer to Mr. A. Nutting’s remarks about the Socialist Party when he quoted them as being miserable, decrepit and groggy old men. I would like to remind him that he is only a young ...

Presentation To Sir L

... harden and crystailise. It was a view particularly rampant among the youth of the country. Some people beheved that if the Socialist Government made a mess of things, the vote would automatically swing back to the Conservatives, - He did not believe that ...

ITICISED

... in the public affairs of Melion, with the aim of making it a really progressive town, playing its part in a progressive Socialist country. To the allegation that we are merely hoping to receive *‘superficial credit,” I can do no other than quote a passage ...