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... will vote Socialist at this election, said Mr. W. E. Woolley. the National Liberal candidate with Conservative support for the Brighouse and Spenborough division, speaking at a meeting at Brighouse last night. A Liberal cannot vote Socialist. because ...
... 'True story of Tonypandy': by Mr. Churchill Speaking at Cardiff to -day, Mr. Churchill said: I am told that the Socialists and Communists continually spread the story that I used the troops to shoot down the Welsh miners and that the story of Tonypandy ...
... and far more humane than unemployment, Mr. Cobb said, in reference to the charge that in the period 1929-1931, when the Socialists had held office. the unemployment figure had risen by 1 million, that that figure had continued to increase after the Labour ...
... Work position due to Socialist planning -MR. DOUGLAS HOUGHTON Dealing with the Labour Government's efforts to ensure full employment in this country. Mr. Douglas Houghton. Labour candidate for Sowerby Division. at a meeting in South End School. Elland ...
... non-Socialist America, without which. even Socialist leader Herbert Morrison admits, up to two millions would now be out of work. American help ends in 1952. thus. mass unemployment within two rears is highly probable if we have another Socialist Government ...
... and other social security benefits. The longer we had to continue with the unsound and spendthrift financial policy of the Socialists, the less one's money would buy in the Their policy had forced us into devaluation. We had not yet felt the effect of it ...
... developed their land, and it was to them, not to the Socialists, that a great debt was owed for what they had done during the war and since. He warned that, if allowed to continue in office, the Socialists would one day nationalise the land, and the same ...
... To defer the count until the following day requires unanimity among the candidates. *• * * Committee of Halifax's anti- Socialist group. which supports the candidature of Mr. R. H. Blackburn as Liberal-Conservative is to meet to-night to consider the ...
... SON will • SELL AUCTION the matter than any other Liberal ! candidate in the belief that Peem..ses as above. 1 the anti-Socialists in Halifax TM MODERN CABINET FURNISHINGS I really wanted the problem resolv- AND EPTECTS In. It seemed impossible to As ...
... of political success is to obtain a balance of power over the other great parties. which event. in the opinions of both Socialist and Conservative leader, would mean a very bad Government. Having regard to the less: : numerous and relatively less Important ...
... concerned in the schemes. As for the Socialist claim of giving fair shares to all, there had certainly been a levelling in the country. But it had not been a levelling up. It had been a levelling down. Fair shares was a Socialist catchword at the time of the ...
... that would have meant the end of Tory rule in this country for ever. The Liberal Party say the Socialists have adopted their ideas. The truth is that Socialists have seen what the country needs long before anyone else, and seemg that the Labour Party is ...