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... Glasgow's gang are recognised Mr. T. Burden, Socialist M.l*. r the Park division of Sheffield, has long supported the ideal local government, sometimes to warfare A new peer, the Rt. Hon. John Wilmot, Socialist M.P. for Deptford since 1943, was Minister ...
... 6d. popular edi- A number of other documents, i tion at tive Central Offices, as a expenses catmnpalgn launched by other Socialist include some publ! the booklets issued are “Co-op.” Sunday them. Woolton tn me role of Dr. Jekyll and See ble ‘Sete ana ona ...
... Hull and the East Riding, one of its aspects must be of considerable general interest. The announcement that a number of Socialist MPs are to be elevated to the peerage, which means that there will now be six by-elections in the offing, is being generally ...
... invitation from the B B C. to attend the Let's Talk it Over meeting in the City (Memorial) Hall. Sheffield. next Friday. The Socialist M.P.. Mr R. H S. Crossman, will be leading the discussion What next in German ' which will be recorded for broadcast in ...
... will be in any position in April to produce a Budget which would increase the Socialists' electoral prospects. The major factors in the situation. including the Socialists’ jubilee conference on February 3. have for many weeks past indicated an early ...
... on. January 21 and Mr. Attlee during the following week. The Conservatives will then have two broadcasts in hand and the Socialists one before the present 12-month series ends on February 28. During an election campaign, of course, this long-term arrangement ...
... candidate in the area. The Socialists, she helieves, are jeopardising the future of every young person in the country. By standing as a a r 1 i a m e ntary candidate she hopes to secure the opportunity attacking Miss Jean Asquith Socialist shortcom.. , , ings ...
... to-day in connection with Graham’s death. He declined to specify the charge Women traced Private building step raises protest Socialist members of Gainsborough r Council protested last night against a decision to allot to private builders up to five of the ...
... election would be clear. The Conservatives would thus be given two weeks’ warning before the campaign proper opened, but the Socialists realise that by now they have lost the element of surprise, whenever the election may come. Their plans are dependent on ...
... that politicians too much time to rehearsals and make- give up to make the results worth while, General feeling is that Socialists and Tories will each get the same number of sound broadcasts (probably five), and the Liberals two or three. Communists ...
... only would every woman be given a vote but that she herself would be elected to the House of Commons. Mrs. Wallhead-Nichol, Socialist M.P. for Bradford North —or Miss Muriel Wallhead as she was then—recalls her days as ardent suffragette. Her father, Mr. ...