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British Labor in Sharp SWing to Socialist Position By Fred Henderson Fred Henderson .Finds On Return togland That Tempo of Drift Toward Labor Is Rapidly Accelerating Issue Eager to Oust...

SOCIALIST PROPAGANDA GOES ON DESPITE FALSE GLAMOR OF CONFERENCE (July 1933)

By Fred Henderson Socialist Propaganda Goes On Despite False Glamor of Conference Education in Fundamentals Pushed More vigorously Than Ever Before—Problems of Next Labor Government CINCE...

Mac Donald's Discredited Government (June 1933)

By Fred Henderson MacDonald's Discredited Government Class Lines Being Drawn Sharply in Great BritainEven the Tories Are Restive at Their Premier, While Masses Are Eager to Sweep Labor Into...

National Government Receives a Shock (April 1933)

By Fred Henderson "National" Government Receives a Shock Bye-Election at Rolherham Has More Than Local Significance — The Masses Eagerly Returning to Their Loyalty to Their Own Labor Party...

Tom Mann's Arrest Stirs British Labor (February 1933)

By Fred Henderson Tom Mann's Arrest Stirs British Labor M« One Act by MacDonakfs "Netional" Government Haa Done More to Unite Worker* Than Thie— The 76 Yew Old Agitator Jailed Under Law of...

British Labor Triumphs in the Cities (November 1932)

By Fred Henderson British Labor Triumphs in the Cities Local Elections Show Gains Over All England—Triumphs Show Increases Over 1029, Labor's Year of Greatest Triumph—L L P. Secession Split the...

British Labor Marches Forward to Socialism (October 1932)

By Fred Henderson British Labor Marches Forward to Socialism Conference at Leicester Cuts Away From Cloying Past—Next Labor Victory Will Fix Goal at Socialism, Not Mere Office- Holdings-General...

British Labor Eager to Present Unbroken Front to Capitalism (October 1932)

British Labor Eager to Present Unbroken Front to Capitalism By Fred HendersonBreach Created by IX. P. Disaffiliation Rapidly Closing Up, Says Veteran Fighter, with Scottish Socialist Party Leading;...

Threatened Disruption of British Labor's Political Movement Seen Fizzling Out (August 1932)

By Fred Henderson Threatened Disruption of British Labor's Political Movement Seen Fizzling Out I . I. P. rank-and-filers refusing to cut themselves off from mass-force of working-class life,...

LABORITES RALLYING (July 1932)

By Fred Henderson LAI OI11IV RALLYING l»yt»-«*I»Mii«u» showing temper of electors against MacDonaldism—I. L. P.'s proposed disaffiliation from a purged party deplored As ue go to Press a...

British Labor Begins Its Task of Rebuilding (February 1932)

British Labor Begins Its Task of Rebuilding MacDonald's Difficulties with National Government Aids Opposition—The I. L. D. Debates Tactics By Fred Henderson LONDON. rHE political situation In...

British Labour Pays the Price (January 1932)

British Labour Pays the Price Two Years of Drift Minder Ramsay MacDonaWs Policies Finds Labor Party LeadeHess By Fred Henderson LONDON. WITH Parliament scattered on TV a hoUday and the new...

Cross Currents in the British Labor Party (April 1932)

Cross Currents in the British Labor Party tt n^ePe ndent Labor Party Decides to Continue Affiliation— Tide Begins to Turn Against the National Government SINCE my b u t tetter was written, the...

British Labour Builds Stronger and Wiser (March 1932)

British Labour Builds Stronger and Wiser Democracy Restored Within M.P.'s Ranks —Work Begun on Socialist Next Steps By Fred Henderson LONDON. nrT IS always difficult to see big Jl things...

British Labor and Job Relief (August 1931)

From Our Foreign Corespondents British Labor and Job Relief Socialists in Revolt Against McDonald Proposal to Reduce AUmmmmtms and Let Rosses Run Fund By Fred Henderson London. rw-vHE...

British Liberalism Holds Sway (July 1931)

British Liberalism Holds Sway By Fred Henderson So far as the position inside Parliament is concerned, the prospect of security in office for the butt of conservative accusa-Liberal 14*14 hot be...

BRITISH LABOR THE DAY AFTER (November 1931)

British Labor the Day After Electoral Defeat Likely to Bring Sharp Changes in Short Time; Condolences Premature, London Cor-. respondent Writes ..C'-^T*" By Fred Henderson WITH two or three...

Labours Prospects For Power (May 1931)

Labours Prospects For Power Understanding With Liberal Postpones General Election Economic Storm-Clouds Contrast With Political Calm By Fred Henderson LONDON SINCE I wrote my tact letter, a i...

BRITISH LABOR QUESTIONS ITS PARTY (April 1931)

from Our foreign Correspondent British Labor Questions Its Party Motley Movement Fails to Swing Rank and File, But Wide Dissatisfaction is Nevertheless Rife By Fred Henderson LONDON KEADERS of...

SNOWDEN SPEAKS FOR HIMSELF (March 1931)

From Our Foreign Corresponded Snowden Speaks for Himself Labor Chancellor's Demand Social Reforms Be Checked Not Government's View By Fred Henderson LONDON. VERT seldom indeed la this world...

Socialism And The British Voters (January 1931)

Plays to see and to Admire _ we« k I have seen two plays KM^aywrighU enraged. Far be It 2. »to the field occupied In such WF^L- by our Dr. Shipley, who, In "-the most brilliant dramatic...

THE LABOR GOVERNMENT HANGS ON (December 1930)

From Our Foreign Correspondent The Labor Government Hangs On Municipal and Eye-Elections Reveal Shift of Public Sentiment Against MacDonald Cabinet By Fred Henderson London HAVE you ever...

LLOYD GEORGE AND UNEMPLOYMENT (October 1930)

Our Weekly Foreign Letter Lloyd George and Unemployment Threatening Attitude of British Liberal Leader May Be Foreshadow off Break With Labor By Fred Henderson Lsaasa, Oct Jrd. IHAVE a special...

A LIBERAL-LABOUR ALIANCE? (September 1930)

From Our Foreign Correspondent A Liberal -Labour Alliance? Growing Cooperation Between Mac.DonaId and Ll<»d George Seen as Tying Hands of Party Against Socialist Steps By Fred Henderson tendon,...

LABOUR'S DROOPING FORTUNES (July 1930)

From Our Foreign CoiresiMmdents Labour's Drooping Fortunes Shettleston Byc-electfon Heaviest Blow Vet at Prestige r r of the Labonr Government By Fred Henderson London, Ba^Und, *rfy...

BRITISH LABOR'S DILEMMA (June 1930)

Our WccUy-lwcign Letter British labor's Dilemma Heavy Drop in Votes at Hecenl ByevElections :j> Ascribed to Timid Unemployment Policy * By Fred Henderson (Sswill mm loin fininnlal...

Henderson, Leon

HENDERSON, WILLIAM

Hendin, Louis

Hendley, C. H.

HENEGHAN, BOB SCHIEFFER \ TOM

HENEGHAN, SILVIO F. SENIGALLIA \ TOM

HENEGHAN, THOMAS LAND TOM

HENEGHAN, TOM

HENEHAN, ANNE

HENRIQUES, FERNANDO

Henry, William H.

HENSLEY, J.P.