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... Trade Unionism. Not for a long time has trade unionism been feeble a state as it today, and the appointment of Miss Margaret Hondfield chairman of the Council of the Trades Union Congress rather suggests that organised Labour inclined to look for help ...
... THE ARBROATH GUIDE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1940. WAR AND WORKER. Miss Margaret Bondfield's Address at Arbroath. FORCE FOR PEACE. Miss Margaret Dondfield spoke at a public meeting held in Arbroath last Saturday, her subject being The War and the Worker ...
... TRIBUTES TO SPEAKERS AT MISS EtONDFIELD'S MEETING. [To EDITOR or TIM Sir,—l was not quick enough on Saturday at Margaret Bondfield's meeting _to jump up and ask permission from Wilson to say a few words, as one of the audience—the meeting was closed ...
... Distinguished Personage The chance of giving Arbroath opportunity to hear outstanding woman politician the person of the Kl. Hon. Margaret i’.ondlield. has accepted !■;. the 'w omen Citizens' Association somewhat short notice, hut there little douht that meeting ...
... Henry, Alex. Mathewson, George Chisholm, Rohert Cant, Angus D. M‘Ewen, Charles O. Brown, Arthur Paterson, Alister Reattic, Margaret A. Campbell, Jean Manzie, Alexina Matthew, Ella Potter, Ruth Whyte, Ida Robbie, Mina Paton, Winnie Farquhar, Jean Stephen ...
... miserable muses of sweated workers, such as make a tragedy of industrial life to-day, will alone be worth any expenditure.—Margaret Bondfield, J.P. • In this imperfect world the chief incentive to bard work is the improvement of a man's own position, and still ...
... were , defeated two Liberals, Lady Terrington and Mrs Wintringham; and three Socialist, Miss Margaret Bond field Miss Jewson, and Miss Susan Lawreni Mis Bondfield, as the first woman Minister, was notable fifjure the late Parliament, which position, however ...
... follows :—General M.\. M Mackenzie and Margaret L Philosophy—James L. Adams, David Lowe, Margaret S. Murray, Catherine M Rathjen English—David Gall, David \ Lowe, James C. Milligan, Margaret ». Murray, and Margaret H. Omond ; Latin M. Adamson, David Gal) ...
... programme :— Brothers Andrew Britton, Robert Whyte, William Hall, and Sisters Irene Hall, Margaret Pert, Cathie Meek, Rita Britton, Jeanie Smith, Muriel Craik, and Margaret Smith. Votes of thanks were accorded to all who took part, after of the Juveniles’ Ode ...
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