The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, 187. köideEdmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1945 |
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... Labour Party opened on May 21 at Blackpool , under the presidency of Miss Ellen Wilkinson . In her opening address Miss Wilkinson said that at the coming election the people would have to decide whether Britain would put itself again ...
... Labour Party opened on May 21 at Blackpool , under the presidency of Miss Ellen Wilkinson . In her opening address Miss Wilkinson said that at the coming election the people would have to decide whether Britain would put itself again ...
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... Labour gains totalled over 200 ; they were made at the expense of all other parties and in all districts of the country , both rural and urban . The Labour Party lost only three of the seats it had previously held - one of them to a ...
... Labour gains totalled over 200 ; they were made at the expense of all other parties and in all districts of the country , both rural and urban . The Labour Party lost only three of the seats it had previously held - one of them to a ...
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... Labour Party Leader , Mr. Walter B. Madeley , from his post as Minister of Labour and Social Welfare , and followed an exchange of letters between the Prime Minister and Mr. Madeley . The South African Labour Party , which held ten ...
... Labour Party Leader , Mr. Walter B. Madeley , from his post as Minister of Labour and Social Welfare , and followed an exchange of letters between the Prime Minister and Mr. Madeley . The South African Labour Party , which held ten ...
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