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Baldwin declares end of gerneral strike “a victory for common sense”.
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BALDWIN DECLARES END OF GERNERAL STRIKE " A VICTORY FOR COMMON SENSE" Baldwin speaks for the many British citizens who today are celebrating the calling off of the General Strike which has caused sevre disruption and chaos all across the country. Although rumours of an imminent peace have been circulating the country for a few days now, the welcomed decision was officially announed by TUC representatives who met at Downing street at mid-day yesterday. As per usual, the TUC were extremely unclear in explaining the reasons for their abrupt course of action, claiming just to have " accepted Sir Herbert Samuel's proposals for a settlement". This justification has been aired with confusion and viewed as suspicious as it is well known that the TUC have pulled out of negotions with governments on previous occasions, therefore one would not be mistaken to assume that the TUC had other reasons to end the...
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