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... it should be encour-| 'rl§h arseden, who have, in the past. suppor- aged. | The social half-hour wag ted him to keep the Socialists “Farmers who think deeply! %{lange_c]] by Mrs. Jessop, out. should remember this and|MlS. Gilbert and Mrs. Wes “Arguments ...
... “You are in one of the divisions which' can make a Labour Government again.” Mr. Brown was Minister of Works in the last Socialist Government and is a member of the | present “Shadow Cabinet.” own bel}ef is t,m:gl ut:jnise?ual «When we lost by an acci-|chance ...
... de: gl prices is being made by the in embroidery,” was given tg Government, or proposed by a record attendance of men the Socialists. What is needed bers at the monthly meetin is a two-fold policy. First, to'of Foxton W.I. in the R-‘-n;-% prevent restrictive ...
... closed at midday last Thursday (April 26), nomination papers for only three were received by the returnil;g officer. The Social/ists will contest seats in the North, South and West wards against three Conservatives and one Independent. The candidates, and ...
... Osborne (Labour), and was defeated by Mr. L. Wainwright (Cons.). Mr. M «r- . ably will be fighting his first election for the Socialists in the South ward. Polling stations will be open from 8 am. to 8 pm. on May 12, and Mr. H. V. Hudson, as returning officer ...
... Harborough, arriving in December 1954. This is his first venture into local government, although he was connected with the Socialist movement at Tonbridge (Kent). He will contest the South Ward for the Labour Party against the sitting members Mr. J. Hobbs ...
... would seem to have paid dividends for Market Harborough Labour Party in last Saturday’s election of urban councillors. The Socialists in the town increased their representation on Market Harborough Urban Council to two with the election of Mr. John R, Mably ...
... public should be told that the Conservative Party did not institute it. It was decided on as far back as 1948, when the Socialists were in power. Mr. H. L. Warner, divisional agent, thanked the branch for its help during elections and al fg.mctions for ...
... their last ] of the N« branch o Division C tion discus tion of pro The view the public the Conser institute it. as far back Socialists v Mr. H. L agent, than its help d at function party. There w: year's acti sion on th Members W financial si Mr. R. P. chairman ...
... private land-|than the high command of lords at a ridiculously low rate|either the Conservatives or of compensation, a policy|Socialists. which will hardly attract the| “Another source of encourfloating voter. Still worse isjagement is the fact thatl in the ...
... 10s. at Market' dressed by their prospective Harborough Magistrates’ candidates and well-known Court on Tuesday for riding/Socialist M.Ps. if they were his cycle in the wrong direc- available, B tion in a one-way . street — “There will be one in Mar- Adam ...
... Division Labour Party at Leicester in June. He arrived in Market Harborough in 1954 with his wife, but took no part in local Socialist efforts as he was settling down in his job with the Milk Marketing Board, with whom he is a sales development officer. WON ...