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1by Waverley, John Anderson, Viscount Westdean, 1883?-1958“…Statement by the Home Secretary 23 November, 1939. As I have already indicated, His Majesty's Government desires to utilise the services of friendly aliens in any direction in which they can be advantageously employed without prejudice to the interests of British nationals. …”
Published 23 November 1939
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5by Amatt, J. S.“…The Derby Trades Council would greatly appreciate your Councils support in this matter by writing the Home Secretary in similar terms. The need is urgent as the Spanish Children are being solely supported by working class efforts. …”
Published 05 October 1939
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6by Southport Trades Council and Labour Party ; Derby and District Trades Council, Amatt, J. S.“…The Derby Trades Council would greatly appreciate your Councils support in this matter by writing the Home Secretary in similar terms. The need is urgent as the Spanish Children are being solely supported by working class efforts. …”
Published c. October 1939
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7by Bell, Ernest A.“…MANUEL EGUSQUIGA URRUTIA We wrote on the 25th April to the Home Secretary regarding the case of Mr. Urrutia, and have today received a reply from Mr. …”
Published 23 May 1944
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8Published 1942“…In January, 1941, the Home Secretary had used Defence Regulations to close down the Daily Worker and impound its printing presses.…”
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9Published 26 April 1944“…001-0119-001 Home Office, Whitehall, S.W.I. 26th April 1944 Dear Sir, The Home Secretary desires me to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 25th April about the Restriction Order which is in force in the case of Mr. …”
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10Published 1985“…The NUJ argued that the decision was overt censorship following pressure from the Home Secretary, Leon Brittan. The programme was eventually broadcast with some amendments. …”
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11by Labour Party (Great Britain). Advisory Committee on Public Health“…1927-09 1927 1920s 11 pages - 10 - Three years have been at the disposal of the present Tory government, but the attitude of the Home Secretary has been one of broken promises and studied neglect. …”
Published September 1927
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12Published 1916“…As a TRADES UNION REPRESENTATIVE you should SIGN THE PETITION to the Home Secretary, which is in charge of Councillor W.L. …”
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13Published 14 May 1926“…1926-05-14 "Civil Constabulary Reserve, 'Daily Chronicle', 14 May 1926" [g0596001.jpg], 14 May 1926, London Daily Chronicle At the beginning of the strike, the Home Secretary had broadcast an appeal for 30,000 more special constables to be enrolled at once to swell the total to 200,000, some 40,000 in London alone. …”
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15Published 1942“…On 21 January, 1941, the Home Secretary used Regulation 2D to close down the newspaper completely and impound its printing presses. …”
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16Published 1942“…In February, the Home Secretary dropped the prison sentences and most fines were never paid. …”
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17by Waverley, John Anderson, Viscount Westdean, 1883?-1958“….), Sir J. ANDERSON, Home Secretary (Scottish Universities, Nat.), said that: it was proposed to utilise the services of friendly aliens in any direction in which they could advantageously be employed without prejudicing the interests of British subjects. …”
Published 19 October 1939
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18by Tewson, Vincent“…Adams, I am glad to learn from your letter of the 2nd February that you are applying to the Home Secretary for cancellation of your Aliens' Certificate. …”
Published 04 February 1943
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19Published 1941“…It also reports the imprisonment of John Mason, a shop steward and Secretary of Mexborough Trades Council, under Defence Regulation 18B, which gave the Home Secretary the right to imprison without trial anybody he believed likely to "endanger the safety of the realm". …”
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20Published 2006“…In the UK, former home secretary Jack Straw is confronted with numerous examples of violence and abuse in British prisons. …”