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... fight for women's suffrage which was waged in the early decades of this century. As a woman, a little over a fifth of Mrs. Cohen's age, it is difficult for me to fully appreciate just what the Suffragette movement was all about. Today women, like their ...
... fight for women's suffrage worth it? was one of the questions posed by County Councillor Mrs. Doris Griffiths, Old Colwyn, when she addressed the Conway Labour Party Women's Federation at Penmaenmawr on Saturday. Speaking on the subject Women in public ...
... the 34 per cent for males and eight per cent for females is a reminder to the supporters of our 'Women's Liberation movement that 50 years of women's suffrage leaves much to be done in this area. VOCATIONAL PATTERN On the changing vocational pattern. Mr ...
... probability as ,much their work for the war effort ps the pre-war campaigning that won women the vote in 1918. Whatever prompted Parliament to change Its mind on women's suffrage. it came as a complete shock to Mrs. Cohen. I never ever really thought we had ...
... eagle eye of Lilian Baylis She was a member the Women’s Social and Political Union a friend Mrs Pankhurst Became a socialist When I met Lewis in Manchester he said ‘What you doing about women’s suffrage?” I said I didn’t know about it and he nearly fell ...
... largely beca u se women were engaged full time on running homes and caring for their fanlike'. The start of a change of attitude, especially a mon g women, came during the industrial revolution when. in addition to running their homes, women also had to go ...
... long cumbersome unflattering but she didn’t care particularly because mind was on higher things The lengthy fight for women’s suffrage had only ended five years ago in 1921 when got the vote So apart from struggling with the vicissitudes of the General ...
... bourgeois women whose chief worry centres on Metrecal and calorie-counting and whose lives are incomparably freer that those of women and men elsewhere in the world Women’s Lib is eminently middle class springing from the 16 per cent of American women who have ...
... Guild arose 40 ago as teaching women to use the vote their suffragette sisters had for them Continuing our series of looks Women's Organisations today PATRICIA FEINBERG talks to the TOWNSWOMEN'S GUILD Women’s suffrage did indeed have a large part to ...
... clothes reflective of modern Women’s Lib these last few years the fashion pundits look back to that earlier female emancipation and are therefore producing the clothes which the Pankhursts and their ilk began the fight for women’s rights Though sepia photographs ...
... Pakistani prince Nawab Ahmed Husain who lives in London He has been Swiss women get the vote SWISS men in a majority of the country’s cantons decided this weekend to give women the vote in national affairs according to official results a referendum announced ...
... strength of the wedding vows and human weakness 1050 The Editors George Scott probes Women and the Press rrfth 94-year old Dame Margaret Ashby editor Women’s Suffrage News 1140 Dilemmas : Why be Brave ? Ts courage Still relevant asks Professor Bernard ...