... NELSON'S URGENT HOUSING NEEDS nOV JLLOR DAVID SPEAK was elected Mayor Nelson succession to Councillor F. Cork. In a review of the work of the Council, the new Mayor said that the post-war provision of houses, the programme came under four heads. The first ...

... LARRY JAY Actions Speak Louder Than Words ...

... in aid of the appeal the Palace Theatre to-morrow evening. During the interval the new Mayor (Alderman T. P. Taylor) will speak about his fund provide a Victory Club for the town. To Describe China Escape at Burnley M.0.1. Meeting Mrs Gwendoline Priestwood ...

... stopped him, was very civil and nice him. The Mayor (Councillor Speak) said that as this was the first case before him would be dismissed. Saturday morning the Mayor (Councillor D. J. Speak) laid wreath the cenotaph in Victoria Park. He was accompanied ...

... Pollard, was raised for • Mothers* Union Fund. Mr. Pollard was M.C. and Mrs, Aidr»- presented prizes as follow: —-Ladic- Mrs, Speak, Miss Frankland aid Mrs. Moorbouse. Gents Mrs. Y. Smith. Mrs. Pilling and Mrs. P. Whitehead. special prize was won by Mrs. ...

... COALITION WEARING THIN Speaking of home politics, Sir William said the Conservative Party had big part play in tbe country's future and must prepare for the next election. coalition, he felt, was wearing a bit thin. This was apparent from the con-, cessions ...

... months before she effected her~ escape, was told Mrs. Gwendoline Priestwood, at the Central Library, Burnley, Wednesday night, speaking under the auspices of the Ministry Information, with Councillor E. Brooks presiding. Mrs. Priestwood, whose father was an ...

... improve the preparation cf coal where there deterioration Social Security Plan Acceptable Mr. W. A Uai'ko, the Borough Member, speaking members of the Burnley branch the Rival College of Nursing at the Municipal Hospital last, evening the Government's White ...

... rails taxati- i should for education, eo that every child benefit a secondary school education. She concbidfd hr talk by speaking fine emigrants Canada have after the war. Mrs. P. Whitehead moved vote of thank. ...

... Taylor then paid tribute the Mayor's attendant, Mr. J. Newton, who was always cheerful and never grumbled, and. continuing, speaking of other appeals made during the year, said was for S.S.A.K.A., and he had handed back his half the amount help to establish ...

... T. T. Htndle (Deputy Clerk) and Superintendent Pickering referred to his great ability, and the Mayor (Councillor I). J. Speak) voiced the magistrates' regret. John the popular Oolue baritone, was fine voice when, on Sunday evening, sang at a concert ...

... contained the inquiries. Proposing the election Mayor, Councillor Butter field spoke his close association with Councillor Speak: for 20 years. He had worked beside him the weaving shed, with him when was connected with the 1.L.P., and also official of ...