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... Hall MP Under-Secretary for Affairs and Mr Edgar Evans of the Ministry vbour spoke the methods be adopted for the re-settlement in civil life of wounded servicemen who possibly could not be absorbed into industry ordinary way owing serious disablement ...
... and especially the; includin’ SO mei the buck to the Ordnance Corps or synagogue next door and then onl disabled, to resettle in civil life, j A further 5.000. ianother department of the War to the roof of two occupied houses Air! Removal o£ need from ...
... PORT STAR” MORRIS THE REALM ’PhOIW XXXVT No 1853 Registered General Poet Offloe SATURDAY MAY J9th 1945 POSTAGE Id TWO PENCE UNITED Thousands CHURCHILL THANKED The following telegram sent t o the Prime Minister “The LlarMily Ladies’ Committee YMCA to join ...
... best by the removal of political control upon labour and materials and sn-oouraging and safeguarding of individual colliery units of proved ooonomio efficiency” REMOVAL OF CONTROLS resolution was proposed by Mr W Craven Llewelyn who said it would be too ...