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... reported in today's Yorkshire Observer to have said that one yolunteer was worth at least half-1-dozen pressed men. He was speaking in support of the Liberal case against conscription, and, I presume; based his views on his experience in the Navy during ...
... Putisey M.P's forecast An election date before the middle of February was forecast by Col. Stoddart-Scott. M.P. for Pudsey and speaking at Fewston. in the Washburn Valley, yesterday when he opened the campaign in the rural villages of the new Ripon Division ...
... The threat of aggression still exists. requiring continued efforts to bolster the defences of free nations. he warned when speaking on defence expenditure. ...
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... declared Mr. Adrian Liddell Hart, prospective Liberal candidate for Sowerby. at a meeting at Elland Liberal Club last night. Speaking from experience of education and youth work in America, Germany, and this country, he deplored the failure to provide county ...
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... that He speaks bitterly about a ou cannot have a General oarticularlv .. ,,futile example of y Vection campaigu while the old appeasemen t. Parliament is still in existence. His party chief, Mr. Churchill. while the third and boldest Point speaking in a ...
... * Nothing, figuratively speaking, is grey here—it is either black or white, archaic or ultra-modern, extremely good or shockingly bad, beautiful or monstrous. Hunger walks hand in hand with happiness; die-hard traditionalism flourishes alongside prog ...
... who have visited the hall recently will not comment. and Mr. H. W. Semoer (chairman of the sub-committee) also refuses to speak. Mr. Roland Long. Bradfordl Labour Party secretary, in a statement last night, said the party had applied to the Corporation ...
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... the parson in former days with the present. when he was a tolerated irrelevance. Thus it was he said that he felt he was speaking from the worm's eye view. He said hopes of future prosperity lay in having an authority With more moral power than any ...
... unreasonable to expect that ordinary folk will be able to come to a clear decision when those on whom they rely for guidance speak with two voices. _ During the election campaign this wage question is bound to be an important recurring topic of discussion ...