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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20497, 16 March 1932, Page 16

At one time a man of considerable wealth, a former Mayor of Harrdgate, Mr Frederick G. Johnson, is now on the dole. For many years Mr Johnson was a prosperous dress goods manufacturer with mills at Bradford, but he was hit by the trade slump. He had to sell his machinery, and finally had to obtain work which brought him under the Unemployment Insurance Act. Now he is out of work. Counsel in an action in the King's Bench Division, London, recently, before Mr Justice Rowlatt, referred to a case decided by the judge on a previous occasion. "I remember the case," said the judge. "Indeed, I am always remembering them. I am getting so old now that I cannot hear a suit on any conceivable subject without some wretched case that I decided cropping up." Mr Justice Kowlatt is 69. Lead poisoning in factories is being overcome. In 1930 only 20 cases reported in England, as compared with 400 in 1920.

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