... Lord Quibell to Marry in May The marriage of the 74-years-oid Socialist Peer, Lord %u!.bell of Scunthorpe, and Miss Catherine Cameron Fae, of Beccles, Suffolk, is to take place in London on May 27th, three days after Lord Quibell relinquishes the Mnyo;any ...

... Following a resolution from Gainsborough. Lincolnshire County branch NF.U. have decided to invite Mr. Tom Williams, former Socialist Minister of Agriculture to a luncheon at the forthcoming Jubilee Show at Harmston, it was anpnounced at the meeting of G ...

... SOCIALISTS THANK CAPT. CROOKSHANK . — ...

... TWO RECOUNTS IN URBAN ELECTIONS Independent Beats Socialist By One Vote FTER TWO RE-COUNTS of the voting in the Market Ward, A Returning Officer Mr. E. R. Morgan declared the results of Gainsborough Urban Council elections a few minutes before midnight ...

... opposition by two Inilependent members, leader of the A Labour Groap, Coun. A. H. Kirkby, was elected chairman of Gainsborough’s Socialist-controlled Urban Councfl at the annual meeting last night. Another Labour member, Coun. C. Wilson, who refused nomination ...

... Elections was Mr. W. R. Rees Davies, now Member of Parliament for Thanet, Mr. Poulsen was instrumental in helping to reduce the Socialist majority from 4800 to 482. He has also served as agent at Newport, Monmouthshire, for a short time. Mr. Poulsen was born ...

... e\'em'quy] welcomed the end of the ration | book with the abolition of meat ! rationing. He ocontended it was | nonsense of the Socialists to say that there was rationing now not by the book but bv the purse. In fact. everybody had always to “ration” themselves ...

... SCHOOLS AND HOUSES “When we were returned to office,” the speaker continued. * the Socialists told us that we could not build 300,000 houses a yvear. One of their election pamphlets said: “ If the Tories get back we can expect more hotels and cinemas ...

... Milk upld.on Sunday Vicar Nunneley’s Curate Gets A House Scunthorpe Socialists in Revolt at Proposal “PREFERENCE FOR NEWCOMERS Young members of the Socialist Group controlling Scunthorpe Town Council were in revolt last night over a Housing Committee ...

... Frank Brown (Con.) ~ congratulated both speakers on their courage in defying the Party whip, but Ald. E. Pittwood, the Socialist leader, advised them to loek at the matter in its right perspeciive. He said the Council had been complimented on the balance ...

... last. “This Gevernment has gone a long wgg towards setting the people free al is continuing the good work,” he said. “ A Socialist Government would be &ledged_ to reverse the rrht;ole of this process. Never forget t.” Conservatives, he said. continued ...

... Councillors Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Clark, of Saxilby. Over 100 people were present for the opening, including the majority of the Socialist members of the Urban Council who, with Mrs. de Freitas, made purchases from the attractively set out stalls. In charge of ...