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: Ramsay Macdonald (1939); Footage of Ramsay Macdonald talking to other dignitaries.

: London Wash House (1971); Good shots of large scale washouse for use of local residents.

: New Headquarters (1928); Ramsay Macdonald opens the Labour Party's new headquarters at Transport House.

: The Premier In Canada (1929); Ramsay Macdonald receives honorary degree in Toronto, Canada.

: The City's Highest Honour (1929); Prime Minister, Ramsay MacDonald, and Philip Snowden, Chancellor of...

: By Narrowest Of Margins (1930); England beat Australia in rugby match in Rochdale, Greater Manchester.

: Mr Ramsay Macdonald Speaks To The Nation AKA Ramsey Mc'donald - Shorter Version (1931); MacDonald...

: Mr Ramsay Macdonald Speaks To The Nation AKA Ramsey Mc'donald - Longer Version (1931); MacDonald...

: Happier Days Ahead (1934); Ramsay MacDonald's optimistic New Year's Message.

: New C-In-C For Royal Navy (1942); Admiral Ford becomes new Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Navy.

: Confirmation Of Election Of The Archbishop Of Canterbury (1961); Archbishop takes oath, giving...

: Football - England V Czechoslovakia (1963); England win international football match against...

: London Wash House (1970-1979); Good shots of large scale washouse for use of local residents of Bethnal Green.

: Archbishop Of Canterbury (1970-1974); Right Reverend Michael Ramsey, Archbishop of Canterbury during (mute)...

: Archbishop Of Canterbury (1971-1974); Shots of the Archbishop of Canterbury wandering around the streets of...

: New Air Service (1934); Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald opens a new air service.

: Big Hits (1934); Australia's cricketers welcomed by the Institute of Journalists - Prime Minister present.

: A Contribution To Peace (1935); Prime minister Ramsay MacDonald gives speech about National Defence.

: Parliament Re-Assembles (1934); Parliament reassembles after the long vacation.

: Mr Ramsay Macdonald (1935); Ramsay MacDonald addresses the people through the Pathe camera about the war...

: London - A Mighty Seaport (1930); Ramsay MacDonald opens new landing stage at Tilbury in Essex.

: Politics Forgot (1925); Ramsay MacDonald plays golf with Lord D'Abernon, the British Ambassador in Berlin....

: To Narrow The Atlantic (1929); Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald leaves on the "Berengaria" for goodwill...

: Mr Ramsay Macdonald (1929); Ramsay Macdonald is awarded honorary degree by Washington University, United...

: My Purpose Has Been Filled (1929); Ramsay Macdonald returns to Britain after disarmament talks in the...

: The Freedom Of His Native Shire (1929); Ramsay Macdonald receives the freedom of Elgin, Morayshire.

: Towards World Disarmament (1929); Ramsay Macdonald at League of Nations Conference in Geneva,...

: "Invincible Helen" (1930); Helen Wills-Moody beats Elizabeth Ryan in Wimbledon Singles Final.

: It's A Longer Weekend By Air (1930); Ramsay MacDonald and his daughter Ishbel board an aeroplane that...

: Brother Scots And Both Premiers (1930); Ramsay MacDonald unveils a memorial to the late Andrew Fisher,...

: To "Axe" ... And Tax Us? (1931); Crowds gather outside Parliament to see the opening of the new...

: "Hoch Hoch Hoch!" - Version A (1931); Ramsay MacDonald and Arthur Henderson get a warm welcome in...

: "Hoch Hoch Hoch!" - Version B (1931); Ramsay MacDonald and Arthur Henderson visit Berlin.

: Do It Now (1932); Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald speaks to the Nation about the his debt conversion...

: "For The Evening Of Their Days!" AKA Ramsey Macdonald Opens Home For Aged Miners (1932); Ramsay...

: World Peace & Prosperity Soon? (1932); Ramsay MacDonald speaks in Paris - sadly no sound track.

: War Debts & Reparations! AKA Preparations (1932); Ramsay MacDonald and other European leaders gather...

: It Must Not Fail - Cuts (1933); Speeches from several delegates to the World Economic Conference in...

: World Economic Conference (1933); Joseph Connolly speaks for Irish Free State at Conference in London.

: Smithy - The World's Greatest Airman! (1933); Tribute to airman Sir Charles Kingsford Smith.

: A New Years Message (1934); Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald delivers New Year's message to the Nation.

: News In A Nutshell AKA Mr Macdonald At Greenwich Fuel Research Station (1935); Prime Minister...

: Archbishop Enthroned. (1961); Footage of the enthronement of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Kent.

: Thorpe's Wedding (1968); Leader of Liberal Party, Jeremy Thorpe marries Caroline Allpass.

: Lambeth Conference (1968); Bishops from the Lambeth Conference hold service in White City stadium,...

: England V Yugoslavia - Football (1950); International football match between England and Scotland at...

: Telling The Country (1934); Cinema vans are used to start the government's political campaign.

: America's Wonderful Welcome To Our Premier! (1929); Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald is welcomed to...

: The Atlantic Divides Us (1929); Ramsay Macdonald with President Hoover in Washington, United States of...

: Three Sons Of Clan Donald (1930); Ramsay MacDonald, Baldwin and Sir Murdock MacDonald receive the...

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