Crisis in the Next Few Months

1946 to 1955

three mentions

over nine years

We believe that those long-term projects, which have no relevance to the immediate Crisis of the Next Few Months, cause uncertainty, and are making various industries which may or may not be included within that circle devote their energies and attentions to matters other than those which ought to 'be claiming all of them, namely, the immediate development of production.

_{Orders Of The Day — Economic Affairs (Manpower)}

Mr. Stanley - Feb. 28, 1946

If this is the way we are to deal with hard currency and our gold reserves, no wonder we shall be faced with an economic Crisis in the Next Few Months.

_{Debts Clearing Office (Spain)}

Colonel Crosthwaite-Eyre - April 23, 1947

I noticed this morning in the News Chronicle that Oscar Hobson, City Editor, writes as follows:Some sort of Crisis in the Next Few Months seems to me inescapable.

_{(Amendments Of Purchase Tax Rates.)}

Mr. Moss - Nov. 28, 1955

1976

one mention

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I hope that the right hon. Lady will renew that call, because it is apparent that with the coming breakdown in the talks between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the trade union movement this country will be going into a serious economic Crisis in the Next Few Months.

_England

Mr. Stonehouse - April 9, 1976