... meeting of Blaby and District Liberal Association recently. After commenting on the state of affairs with the Tories and the Socialists, he said: ““The situation of the Liberals forms a pleasant and refreshing contrast to the picture of unrelieved gloom presented ...

... though I can see no prospect of farming being in this fortunate position as long as it is dragged on in the wake of Torv and Socialist industrial policy. ge YR P T - e ';“ - e sk KIS § £ W “ | en ...

... earl’s sister behave when married to a Sociaust peer, presuming that her brother is a non-Socialist earl? The earl’s sister, Caroline, and her husband, a Socialist peer, Lord Cleghorn, invite themselves for a holiday to escape the political bustle of the ...

... ‘Which side of the fence are you M.P. is asked BALDOCK REFUSES CHALLENGE TO ADDRESS SOCIALISTS PRIOR to the dramatic announcement on Tuesday of the cease fire in Egypt, the Harborough Divisional Labour Party challenged Mr. John Baldock,j Conservative ...

... ON THE BRINK OF DISASTER—MR. JOHN MABLY TELLS SOCIALISTS ALTHOUGH no one was going to condone the man. ner in which Colonel Nasser seized the Syeq Canal, the fact remained that Egypt was entitled to nationalise it. So said Mr. J. R. Mably, prospec.- tive ...

... Could Israel afford to wart ‘T have even been asked to and the certain amount of|yntil the Arab states, partiattend the Socialist Executive,letters and telegrams received cularly Egypt, had built up Committee and explain my from people in the country ...

... Pleased ‘The Socialists were ple with the success of Mably—which thev down to good organisation They carried out an inten sive campaign during th elections and brought can vassers from all parts of th division to help in the fight Mr. H. A. Day was re-elec ...

... Square and in High Street. _ln the urban council elections, Mr. John Mably was elected in the South Wardmaking the second Socialist on the authority. Mr. James Hobbs was reelected in the South Ward and Mrs. Moseley was reelected in the North Ward A third ...

... was hoped § new park would pressure on space )quare and in High rban council elec- John Mably was the South Warde second Socialist hority. es Hobbs was rethe South Ward Moseley was rethe North Ward. pnservative candi- Arthur Tugwell d in the Wes ing the ...

... the Egypt crisis. The local political arena was boiling hot during that perdod. i ~_Mr. Baldock refused a challenge by the Socialists to address them on the situa- ...

... Market Harborough Advertiser and Midland Mail. Thursday, January 24, 1957, Expect nice ‘sweetmeats’ from the next Budgett Socialist A SUGGESTION that Transport House and their own Labour Party headquarters had not grasped “‘the wonderful opportunity” for ...

... Letters to the Editor QUESTIONS FOR JOHN MABLY | SEE from a recent issue of your paper that the prospective Socialist candidate for this division has been devoting a considerable amount of his time dealing with the Rent Bill. Perhaps that is not strictly ...