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William Wheeldon

William Edwin Wheeldon (20 February 1898 – 7 October 1960) was a British co-operator and municipal politician from Small Heath Borough Constituency in Birmingham who later became a Member of Parliament.

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William Wheeldon

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wheeldon birmingham labour member co-operative party october 1960 parliament small heath became war elected city council finance mp housing workers

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William Wheeldonrelated to External linksHansard0.60section
William Wheeldonrelated to External linksParliament0.60section

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