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... ground,” commented My, Al.)%f}gfi’;.ceg'”“.f’flg L B}‘i‘gl‘figfi“&; ;I‘e\ésg&l‘e Elland Young Socialists ‘:STOl‘:“'““’}‘;. Bridge, gavp a talk on The Young Socialists welcomed SOW%rhvlsmgfiia&ge.”evel&%?::fin l(l)é \n&eotmgs of this type—but, said Hustrated ...
... cash and articles, . Labour delegate—At a meeting of the women's section of the Halifax branch of the Labour Party in the Socialist Hall, St. James Street, on Tuesday %i#ht, it was decided that Mrs. L. Effron should be the delegate at the National Il\fbour ...
... following year he was elected Prime Minister by the Burmese Chamber of Deputies in succession to U. Ba Swe, the Burmese Socialist leader. ) In 1958 he invited General Ne| Win, chief of the Burmese General Staff, to form a_new government when the AF.P ...
... began on or Haiifax, By, in ner Tath verr wana) HALIFAX YOUNG after January 1, 1962. gear mother of Raymost eourt cnapeil SOCIALISTS W ok Eavers Meh't'xt o L'pz’o'kyvv{'ma mzu';m;‘::‘? ANT Personfl’ -remation at Park Wood, Elland, at 2.0 ‘pAm. Friends please ...
... the accusation of t,\mxd-ia}xeen Elizabeth Gramv ness made by Mr, Tweedale, secre- Wakefield. and ati°nd tary of the Young Socialists,|College and St. Cha against the Young Conservatives of Durinam, where he ¢ E%land in your last Tuesday's He was ordained ...
... unanimous vyate at IN€ 11006 had, however, been an indmonthly meeting of the trades cation of * some opposition from munm} at Socialist House. St. the employers’ organisations he James's Street after delezates added. d had been tolq’ of the work of People on ...
... by-election with “two [llingworth. The service was lovely black eyes.” it would appear conducted by the Rev. R. L, that the Socialists had not made Whiteley. any progress. | The bride. who was given away It was a very serious matter 1o hy - 9 loset wl;:pdwaé ...
... had put forward‘ reasonable reasons for the transfer. Councillor Farmer asked if it was not the wish of the Socialist Party to %et. a Socialist councillor as tenant in all new blocks of council flats. Afterwards, Mrs. Bagley said: “I have no wish to comment ...
... comment was forthcoming from local party headquarters or Mr, Dignan. It is understood she hearing was in primate in a room of Socialist House, Halifax Labour Party headquarters, and that proceedings were completed last night. A report is to be forwarded to ...
... — in don. Tllingworth, Lee Mount, John's and Southowiring councillor has agaln as prospective weaden nember IS stated at Socialist House at the party’s general ent committee had given to the party's executive ‘o “discuss the possibility of having candidates ...
... withered heart (4) ! THURSDAY'S SOLUTION ’ Across: 1, Barber’s pole; 8, Usurer; 10, Fascia; 11, Femur; 12, Leer; 14, Asps: 15, Socialist; 16, Home Fleet; 18 Ever: 19, Numb; 20, Scowl; 22, Noddle; 23, Nitric: 24, Deteriorate, ‘ Down: 2, Amuses; 3, Beef; 4. Pear: ...
... contests Town Ward, is the newlv appointed | Youth Officer of the Halifax Labour |Party and represents the Halifax | Young Socialists' organisation on {the general management committee and executive committee of the local party, He is a capstan lathe |turner ...