Alleged Financial Crisis

2 mentions.

1937 - 1942

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1937 to 1942

two mentions

over five years

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It is true that the only strike, or threat of a strike, that we had against the cuts in the hour of the nation's Alleged Financial Crisis, was from the High Court judges, the £5,000 men; but those of us who happen to know some sheriffs, sheriff substitutes and county court judges, believe that the legal profession is like the average of all the other professions, trades and crafts of this country, and that, if it were, properly put to them, they would agree with us that the prime necessity of legislation in this House is not to raise the £1,650 man, but the men, the women and the children who cannot get enough to eat; and it is because the Government are all wrong in their priority, are all wrong in their vision and angle of outlook, that we object to giving this Bill a Second Reading to-night.

The Act was just beginning to operate when there was an Alleged Financial Crisis.


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