The Archive · 1929

Baldwin's 100,000 Audience

Blackpool offered a new holiday which was carried by wireless and faker to thousands visitors on the sea front, The Premier spoke to a crowder, visible, audience in the principal theatre of Blackpool, from which. a rk of wires extended across the promenade and were linked up with ozens of lowd-speakers on the sands, which were packed with care-tres listeners.

Mr. Baldwin referred to the jereatimproved relations between em ployers and workers since the end f the War. Me said that he b Tieved the present methods of e1- speration would become inch closer, Unemployment, he remarked, vas to fall, even the most preseed industries were improving ballaiag' which took to. die mew Kindly.—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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