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15,000 FUND TO FIGHT ULSTER AWARDS.
13th November 1936, Page 114
13th November 1936
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Page 114, 13th November 1936
— 15,000 FUND TO FIGHT ULSTER AWARDS.
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Keywords :
Divided Regions, Northern Europe, Western Europe, Celtic Nation, Ireland, Ulster, Mccormick, Politics, Entertainment / Culture, Business / Finance
DISSATISFACTION is rife in Ulster concerning the compensation paid by Northern Ireland Transport Board to bus operators. It is reported that a defence fund of £5,000 has been set up to fight the Board's awards..
A deputation, headed by Major J. H. McCormick, who is championing the bus owners, may, it is stated, visit London to place the case before Members of Parliament.