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80 years ago: The future of Labour

Posted on 11 October 2016 by Lion & Unicorn Leave a comment

This article, originally published in the News Chronicle in October 1936, is taken from a scrapbook bought in a charity shop in Kentish Town, London.

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Tags: AJ Cummings, Ernest Bevin, George Lansbury, Hugh Dalton, Labour history, Labour Party, News Chronicle, Stafford Cripps. Bookmark the permalink.

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