General Election 1950. Labour can afford to defy old superstitions

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General Election 1950. Labour can afford to defy old superstitions

General Election 1950. Labour can afford to defy old superstitions. John Thatcher (lower) and George Nash, sign writers, have a chat with Herbert from aloft when he left the Labour Committee Rooms, known as the milk bar at Rushey Green, Catford. February 1950 P018670

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1950 Campaign Elections General Election Labour Party Ladders Street Superstition

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