“…1945 1939-1945 "May-Day Demonstration - Manchester and Salford Council of Labour, 1945" [T0164.jpg], 1945 Programme for the 1945 May Day demonstration organised by the Manchester and Salford Council of Labour, representing the Local Trades Council, Labour Party and Cooperative Party. …”

“…The strike was ended after national negotiations started between the unions and employers, only to break out again in Salford in September, when talks were seen to be non-productive. …”

“…Manchester and Saleford [Salford], two-adjacent County Boroughs. A Joint Committee is appointed for the two areas. …”

“…1930 1930 1930s 6 pages 6. Salford. Augmented to £1 a week. Must be resident in the area at least 3 years. …”

“…Rate of Contribution. 8. Manchester & Salford Hospital Saturday & Convalescent Fund. 1937 135,773 No organised Scheme. - Not stated. 220,000 2d per week per member, plus 2d per week for wife and a further 2d per week for children. …”

“…The Medical Officer of Newcastle-on-Tyne states that over 60 per cent. of the mothers are attending the ante-natal centre. Salford reports insufficient accommodation at the ante-natal clinic, while in Stockport the ante-natal clinics have increased from one bi-weekly to four per week, and the attendances from sixty-one in 1925 to 920 in 1930, some midwives bringing as many as 87 per cent. of their cases to the clinics. …”

“…The following figures are for 1934 :— Hastings 35 Canterbury 38 Hertfordshire 38 Barrow-in-Furness 98 Salford 92 Gateshead 87 (2) Maternal Mortality. …”

“…., Bank Chambers, 287, Broad Street, Salford. Midland .. Mr. J.L. KIND, 358, Shobnall Street, Burton-on-Trent. …”