HUMAN BULLET
One of busiest women at Westminster, Viscountess Astor, first woman to sit in Parliament, who has represented Sutton Division, Plymouth, since 1919, has had to resign from women M.P.’s salvage committee through work pressure. Nancy Astor, charming, witty, dynamic, says when she first got into Parliament she felt like a bullet from suffrage cannon: “I’vc been exploding over since.” ,
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Evening Star, Issue 23726, 6 November 1940, Page 9
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61HUMAN BULLET Evening Star, Issue 23726, 6 November 1940, Page 9
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