The Archive · 1930

New Head of Trade Union Congress

London, Sept. 24.

The General Council of the movement are now Getter than at any time since the moverment began, There are unmistakable signs that popular resentment is increasing in various directions. The intransigent attitude of Congress leaders luring the peace conversations and their disregard for the sufferings of cthers have strengthened the position of the Government supporters ed chairman for the ensuing year.

For the past 40 years Mr. Harday has been a permanent official of the National Union of General and Municipal Workers. He is a mem-her of the West Ham Town Council and has represented Nottingham Weet in Parliament since 3918. Reuter.

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