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... flung into the arena of party strife by the Government’s untimely and reckless action over steel nationalisation As Lord Woolton suggested in a speech last week-end even defence must be a party issue when the fides of one of the parties are unreliable -TO-DAY’S ...
... spoke to other party organisations in his Division Friday gave his views on advertising to the Liverpool Publicity Association and was later chairman at a divisional officers’ meeting After a week-end breather he was back at the House Lest we forget IW'O ...
... banalities of the Edwardian ballad Benjamin Britten’s “ Canticle I and the sugary sentimentalities of by the seventeenth century poet Francis Quarles whose style is both mystical and a little crabbed But Britten although his vocal line seems at times tortuous ...
... Conservative party would not desire a coalition with what PHILHARMONIC HALL ST SPRING CONCERTS LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Leader: Henry Datyner Tuesday 9th May 1950 7 pm Conductor: HUCO RIGNOLD The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra Britten Rhapsody ...
... to be on most °rdi lLc?Taren less i with £5 to before the war If half as many parties as they used to people S minas inis weeK you venture outside the realms of but the parties have not that elastic Under pressure of economic utility the price rise will ...
... must ask ourselves is: How many houses did we need at the end of the war ? The following table shows the figures’ HOUSES NEEDED Population increase 1945 : 3500000 people than in 1939 at 312 persons per house (2) War houses (after allowing for re-instatement) ...
... Lord Woolton they have found superiority 1945 the most skilled the most ardent and successful of the parties in advocating their cause was the Labour party That was the assessment of political observers This time however it is suggested that the Tories have ...
... all copies Situations Wanted Houses lor Sale Agencies to Wanted and Dancing Trade Wanted Caravans Vehicles Sale Cycles and Motor Cycles for Sae Wanted Farms F:sh:ng Houses to Wanted Gardening House Exchange Hotels Sale Houses and to Wanted 'ra Livestock ...
... LIVERPOOL DAILY POST TUESDAY JANUARY 24 1950 ENTERTAINMENTS JJMPIRE JHEATRE Entertainment NIGHTLY 715 commencing Jan 23 & 30 & Saturdays 2 15 Feb 6 & 20: Saturday TOM ARNOLD'S “puss JN BOOTS” PRANKIE JJOWERD 76 6- 5- 4- Circle: 7- 56 4- 2- Most fully ...
... and Conservatives Urban District Council elec-iL°n8' Saturday the Labour Party won one seat from Conservatives also gained a seat at expense of the Independants The Labour Party’s success was in the Central Ward where Mr Fred Gregory who has played such ...
... M M I I Liverpool Daily Post Wednesday December 13 1950 ENTERTAINMENTS Snow General Inference A depression NW of Scotland is moving SE There will be keen frost in the morning with fog in areas Appreciable snowfalls are expected to spread across England ...
... ZEALAND CONSULT MARWOOD & JJOBERTSON ’ NEW ZEALAND HOUSE WATER ST (Central 4271) ROYAL AIL LINES BRAZIL ARGENTINA WEST INDIES NORTH PACIFIC further particulars to: America House Cockspur St SWl House St EC3 Pacific Co AGENTb st 2 or Agents PS NC PASSENGERS ...