[Resolution passed by the Trades Union Congress concerning obtaining local M.P.s support for the restoration of cuts in benefits inflicted by the National Health Insurance Act, 1932]
by Association of Women Clerks and Secretaries. Trade Union and Kindred Staffs Branch.
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