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0:32Now PlayingDate: 19th July 1948
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
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THE BOARD OF TRADE London housewife, Mrs Richardson gets taken by Rolls Royce from her home to a clothing coupon discussion by the Board of Trade
MOTOR-CAR RACING Good shot of front of a Rolls Royce
MRS RICHARDSON?- LONDON HOUSEWIFE Taken by Rolls Royce from her home to a Committee meeting of the Board of Trade. Seen hanging out tattered washing
WASHING (CLOTHES) MRS Richardson, a London housewife goes to the Board of Trade for committee meeting. Seen hanging tattered washing out on a line
Women; Fashion and Costume; Period Attitudes; Clothes Rationing
housekeeping, wives, wife, housewife, Privy Counsel, Chamber of Commerce, industry, trade, ration, rations, ecomony, economics
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