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General Index Aachen 78 Amalgamated Shearers’ Union (ASU, Aaronovitch, Sam 103 1886–) 38 Abdul Rahman bin Ya’kub, Datuk Patinggi Amalgamated Society of Lithographic Tan Sri (Dr) Haji (b 1928) 171 Artists 142 Abercraf 365 Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants Aberdare 286–7, 317 (ASRS) 42–3, 55, 63 Aberfan disaster (1966) 194 Amalgamated Union of Engineering Aberystwyth 287, 288, 289 Workers (AUEW, 1970–) 32, 33 Ablett, Noah 283 AUEW-Technical, Administrative and Acland, Sir Richard 81 Supervisory Section (AUEW-TASS) Adams, David 59 102 Adamson, W. 118 American Civil War 293 Adcock, St John 374 American Federation of Labor – Congress Addison, Christopher 118 of Industrial Organisations Adult Suffrage Society 139–40 (AFL-CIO) 201 AEF (Amalgamated Engineering American Knights of Labor 206 Federation) 32 American Socialist Party 95 African Mine Workers’ Union 89 Amulree, Lord 118, 119, 121 AFS – your rights to compensation (Horner, ‘Amy Jeavons’ (B.H. Dix) 92 1939) 157 anarchism/anarchists 95, 162, 373 Agricultural and General Workers’ Union Andropov, Yuri 244 (AGWU) 320–2 Aneurin (Welsh student magazine, 1960–) Agricultural Land Commission 66 370 Agricultural Workers’ Union 308, Angell, Sir Norman (1872–1967) 61, 339 122–3, 267 Aitchison, Craigie 119, 127, 131 Anglesey 190, 191, 369 Aitken, Ian 91 Anglo-American Committee on ‘Alan Graham’ (B.H. Dix) 91 Palestine 66 Albania 33 Anglo-French Intervention Committee 295 Albrighton, Wilf 93, 94 Anglo-German Understanding Conference Alden, Percy 123 (1912) 355 Alexander, A.V. 7, 65, 118 Anglo-Ottoman Society (AOS) 144 Allan, William 293 Anglo-Soviet Society 178 Allaun, Frank 199 ‘Anomalies Bill’: formal title, Allen, Clifford (Lord Allen of Hurtwood, Unemployment Insurance (No. 3) 1889–1939) 60–1, 112–13, 115, Bill 213, 346 130–1, 134 anti-partitionists (of Ireland) 216, 233–6 Allen, V.L., ‘Vic’ 245, 249, 251 anti-Semitism 56 Almanac of British Journal of Photography Anvil and Student Partisan 92 141 Applegarth, Robert 293 ALP (Australian Labor Party): New South Arch, Joseph 293, 339 Wales Branch 40 Archbold, E. 21 Alternative Economic Strategy (AES) 101, Army Estimates 8, 349 103 Arnall, John 144 Amalgamated Engineering Union Asbury, William 78 (AEU) 24–32, 232, 279, 280–1 Ashe, Thomas 230 397 398 GENERAL INDEX Asquith, Herbert Henry 238 Beckett, John 85, 129, 211, 212, 341 Associated Iron and Steel Workers of Great Bednall, Miss 239 Britain 267 Bee-Hive (newspaper) 294–5 Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers Beesly, Edmund Spenser 298 and Firemen (ASLEF) 2, 42–62, 99, Belfast East 232 251–66 Belfast Falls 236 Women’s Section 253 Belfast Oldpark 233 Association for Defence of Freedom of Belgium 17–18, 285 Labour (1899–) 138 Bellamy, Joyce x Association of Engineering and Shipbuilding Belloc, Hilaire 166 Draughtsmen (AESD) 90 Bengal, Governors of atheism/atheists 145, 242 Burrows, Sir Frederick (1887–1973) 62 Atlas of Denbighshire (JI Jones, 1951) 182, Benn, Anthony Wedgwood, ‘Tony’ (b 1925) 187 104, 201 Atom (1938–) 165 Benn, William Wedgwood (Lord Stansgate, Attlee, C. 9, 20, 65, 313, 316–17 1877–1960) 118, 360 retirement (1955) 69, 184 Bennett, Sir Ernest Nathaniel (1868–1947) see also Labour Governments 13, 121, 124, 127, 131, 133 Australia 37–42, 335 Bennett, Sir Frederick (1918–2002) 23 Australian Communist Party 39 Bennett, M.W. (née Kleinwort) 19 Australian Labor Federation (ALF) 37–8 Benstead, John 64 Australian Worker 36, 38 Bentham, Jeremy 111 Australian Workers’ Union (AWU) 37–41 Beresford, Colonel M. 295–6 Auxiliary Fire Service (AFS) 156–9 Berkshire Chronicle 328–30 Aveling, Edward 142, 145 Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Ayles, Walter 261, 336 Oxfordshire Joint Vagrancy Committee (JVC) 331–2 Baker, John 269 Berlin Airlift (1948) 198 Baker, W.J. 358 Berridge, C. (d 1966) 27, 30–1 Baldwin, Oliver 59 Berwick and Haddington 128 Baldwin, Stanley 118, 257, 313, 314, Besant, Annie 304–7, 312–13, 318 358 Bethnal Green: South West 1 see also Conservative Governments Betterton, Sir Henry 359 Banbury 18–19, 23 Bevan, Aneurin 5, 6, 94, 105, 183–4, 191–3, Bandaranaike, Mrs 171–2 195, 213, 263, 265, 274, 276 Bank of England 116, 117 resignation (1951) 260–1, 262, 338 Baptists 181, 283, 353 Bevanite faction 69, 70, 160, 183, 261, 337 Bardd y Werin 284 Beveridge, Sir William 335 Bargebuilders 142 Bevin, Ernest 89, 117, 120, 129, 176–7, 336 Barnes, F. 322 Bicester 332 Barnes, George 45, 61 Bickerstaffe, Rodney 100, 101, 106 Barratt, H.G. 28 Bilston 269, 272 Barrow News 259–60, 262, 263–4 Bing, Geoffrey 235 Barrow-in-Furness 56–9, 258–66 Birkenhead West 259 Barry, Maltman 143 Birmingham 279–81 Bassetlaw 1–2, 3, 9–10, 12, 124, 127, 132 Birmingham City Council 341–4, 346, 348, Bassett, Reginald 91, 129 351 Battersea 144, 335 Simmons, C.J. (1893–1975) 339 ‘Battle of Life’ (Wilson) 373 Birmingham Duddeston 335 Beatles 106 Birmingham Erdington 342–7 Beattie, Jack 232, 234 by-election (1936) 347 Beaverbrook, Lord 314 Birmingham Kings Norton 269, 342, 343 GENERAL INDEX 399 Birmingham Ladywood 342, 345, 349 Bristol East 132 Birmingham Post 73, 76 Bristol Labour Weekly 165 Birmingham Town Crier 348 British Council of Churches: East-West Birmingham West 348–9 Committee 169 Bishop Auckland by-election (1929) 85–6 British Democratic Party (BDP) 379, 380 Black, Cyril 351 British Iron, Steel and Kindred Trades’ Black Friday (15 April 1921) 48 Association (BISAKTA) 267–9, Blackburn 78 271–2, 276–7 Blackburn, Raymond 9 British Legion 341, 374 Blaenau Ffestiniog 191, 192, 363, 365–6, British Leyland 281 368 British Road to Socialism 27, 28, 31, 102 Blatchford, Robert 339, 363 British Socialist 326 Blavatsky, Helena Petrova 304 British Socialist Party 144, 326–8, 330 ‘Blitz’ (1940) 157–8 split (1916) 327 ‘Bloody Sunday’ (1886) 320 British Steel Smelters’ Association 267 Blunden, Edmund 375 British Union of Fascists 60 Board of Trade 239, 335 British Worker 176 Bolshevism 328–30 British Workers’ National League 286 Bolton, Colonel 146, 149 ‘British and World Communism in Historical Bolton, Davie 247 Perspective’ (Kendall, unpublished) Bombay Chronicle 144 200, 203, 205 Bondfield, Margaret 48, 118, 120, 140, 256, British-Soviet Friendship Society 289 344 Brittain, Vera 80 Bong Kee Chok 173 Broad Left 26, 32, 199, 245 Bootle 206–17 Broadley, Arthur 329 Bootle Council 207–9, 216 Brockway, Archibald Fenner 21, 212, 213, captured by Labour (1933) 208 313 local elections 207 Brodie, Robert 239 Bootle Times 212–14 Bromley, John (ASLEF) 252, 254–5, 258–9 Bootle Trades and Labour Council 207, Brooks, Thomas 261 217 Brookstone, Esther 99 Bottomley, Horatio 356 Brown, Alfred Barratt 61 Bowerman, Charles 61 Brown, Elizabeth (d 1945) 218–19, 222, Boyd, John 31, 32 224, 230 Bracher, V.S. 344 Brown, George 11 Braddock, Bessie 183 Brown, Henry Phelps 90 Bradford 143 Brown, Howard 325 Bradlaugh, Charles 36, 297, 298, 304, 353 Brown, John [steel] 273 Bradley, Tom 103 Brown, John [BDP] 379 Brailsford, H.N. 49, 80 Brown, Tom 150 brainwashing 172 Brown, W.J. 211, 212 Bramley, F. 48 Browning, Pamela 199 Brancepeth (Durham) 372, 380 Broxtowe 127 Brassfounders 340 Bryce Commission 17 Breeze, C.E. 369 Bubbins, Arthur 150 Brezhnev, Leonid Ilyich (1906–1982) 244 Buchanan, George 23 Brierley Hill 349–51 Buchman, Frank 350 Brindley, Tom 280 Buck, H. 314–15 Brisbane Worker 37 Buckton, Ray 99 Brisky, Bill 176 budget deficit (1931) 116–17 Bristol 350 Bullock, Alan 83, 200 by-election (1870) 296 Bullock report (1977) 102 400 GENERAL INDEX Bumiputera party (Sarawak) 171 Calcutta riots (1946) 65–6 Bundaberg Guardian 37 Callaghan, James 8, 99, 184 ‘bureaucratic capitalism’ (USSR) 92 Camberwell North-West 68, 127 ‘bureaucratic collectivism’ 93, 94 Campaign for Democracy in Ulster 82 Burgess, Joseph 142–3 Campaign for Labour Party Democracy Burma 317 (CLPD) 103 Burns, John (fl. 1885–9) 142, 320, 353 Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Burns, John (fl. 1945/6) 159 (CND, 1958–) 81, 93, 95, 263, Burrows, Herbert 142, 304 338 Bus Stop 180 Campbell, Ian McIvor (d 1976) 71 Busman’s Punch 176 Campbell, R.J. 283 busmen’s leaders Canada 203 Jones, J.W. (1900–1988) 175–80 Cannan, Edward 85 Butcher, Gerald 307 Canu’r Carchar 289 Butler, Herbert 341 Capel, W.H.D. 123, 129 Butler, J. 328 capitalism 46, 221, 257 Buxton, Charles Roden 122, 358 Card and Blowing Room Operatives 238 Buxton, Dorothy 163 Cardiff Central 19–22, 121, 124, 127, by elections 132, 309–10 Bishop Auckland (1929) 85–6 Cardiff South 309, 316 Birmingham Erdington (1936) 347 Cardiganshire 287, 288, 364 Bristol (1870) 296 Carlisle 121 Caerphilly (1921) 341 Carlson, Geoff 94 Cambridge (1922) 85 Carmarthen: National Eisteddfod Chelmsford (1945) 335 (1911) 364–5 Derby (1936) 131, 133 Carney, Jack 227 Dewsbury (1902) 324 Carpenter, Edward 353 Dublin North (1928) 226 Carritt, Gabriel (Bill) 89 Edinburgh North (1920) 308–9 Carron, Lord (1902–1969) 28–31, Fulham East (1933) 68 280–1 Glasgow Springburn (1937) 153 Carron’s Law 29 Kilmarnock (1933) 131 Carter, Peter 249 Lambeth North (1934) 131 Castle, Barbara 99 Lichfield (1938) 133 Castle, Mignon 76 Maidstone (1888) 141 Catholic Herald 168 Merthyr Boroughs (1915) 286 Catholic Institute for International Preston (1929) 126 Relations 168 Reading (1898) 72, 323 Catholicism/Roman Catholicism 58–9, Reading (1913) 326 162, 166, 168, 174, 226 St George’s Westminster (1931) 314 Catholicity of Socialism (Boote, St Helens (1958) 148 c.1892) 37 Smethwick (1926) 342 ‘Cato’ 350 South Down (1946) 234–5 Central African Federation 11 Southwark (1870) 295 Central Debating Society 141 Stafford (1869) 295 Central Poor Law Conference (1923) 331 Swansea East (1940)
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