“…The Labour Book Service was set up by the TUC and Labour Party in 1938 to provide books on topical subjects to activists. Twelve books were provided each year for a monthly subscription of 2 shillings and sixpence, although this was later reduced to 6 books per year due to wartime paper shortages.…”

“…Failure to follow a "direction" was subject to severe legal penalty. Only 29 directions, excluding directions in coal and agriculture which were still under wartime regulations, were issued before the Order was withdrawn in March 1950. …”

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“…1943 1939-1945 "Dominions Trade Union Conference, 1943" [HFR0028], 1943 The TUC organised a conference April 12-16 1943 for delegates from trade union centres in the Dominions [self-governing territories in the British Empire]. The principal subjects discussed were rationing and curtailment of supplies, production committees, trade unions in the war, and issues relating to post-war reconstruction and international trade union organisation. …”

“…In this clip she talks about the racism she was subjected to in her first job at Osrams in Hammersmith in the later 1950s. …”

“…There is no audio for this interview as the subject chose anonymity.…”

“…There is no audio for this interview as the subject chose anonymity.…”