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... discussed. He expressed the view that 1950 would be another successful year, particularly should see the return of the Socialist Speaking of the honour conferred in the New Year’s Honours List to Coun. H. Price, J.P„ an ex-Presldent of the Trades Council, the ...
... fought strongly In committee meetings. At meeting recently held Hal ton 98% of the tenants turned up and heard an official speak on open development The majority present took the view that a privet fence should be put round each of the gardens. He had ...
... orders; It is the raw material that we lack, said Dr. T. R. narrower, managing director ol Sundour Bookcloths. Ltd., when speaking at the annual dinner o{ the department which this year was held at the Warton Orange Hotel, Warton, Friday. * - Mr. F. H ...
... Mr. H. H. Mackereth, advocated attempts to get new local oOces. He LANCASTER N.F.U. BRANCH ANNUAL DINNER County Officers Speak On Forward Policy A MOVEMENT on the poultry side of the agricultural Industry A to break away from the National Farmers’ Union ...
... memories my dear wife, Mabel, who died Jan. 16th. 1949 What would I give, to clasp your hand; your happy face to see, to hear you speak and see your smile; that meant so much to me— From her loving husband, 11, Haws Hill, Carnfo.rth. FEDDEB.—Not lust to-day. ...
... a.m. on December 23rd Mr. Smith said he was going for a walk but did not return. He rang witness up 7.30 and said he was speaking from Gisbum and would return the following day. That was the last witness heard ot him. Identification clue. Sticking out ...
... against the freedom of the individual. Mr. Moores said the Party had been apathetic for long enough and now its members should speak up more and let others know what they were fighting for. Nothing ever worthwhile was accomplished without i lot of work, and ...
... still thousands acres of cultlvatable land still uncultivated because they happened to what were called mfesginal acres. Speaking as an engineer, the candidate pointed out that approximately 50% the plant engineering works in the country was about 50 ...
... and sale, the annual meeting and the annual dinner. Attested cattle; Mr. Harry Hobson. official auctioneer for the Club, speaking at the annual dinner the Town Hall in the evening, said it might well be the Lancashire and Adjacent Counties' Club would ...
... transport centre of Camforth. Brigadier Maclean concluded. When I flrat came here you didn’t know me alt were taking me, wto speak, on trust. The second time In l»» you didn’t know much better. But this time we taow other pretty well and I have first-hand ...
... the work would be so held that nothing could be done. . The amendment was. defeated. Splitting Up Families Coun. Price, speaking on overcrowding, said he had never agreed the policy deaUng with these conditions splitting up families. meant that children ...
... have provided draft programme for the guidance of local authorities. ♦ ♦ * XTOUSINO Manager of caster. Miss A. V. Baynes, speaking to members of the Liverpool Soroptimist Club on Tuesday, an- MEN swered the AND THE question, Do HOME men take fuller share ...