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Reference NumberP/RAM/2/4/1
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TitleCorrespondence of Father Joe Williamson re prostitution in Stepney
Date(s)1957
DescriptionLetter from 10 Downing Street, 11 Mar 1957 re problems in Stepney and Maltese immigration.

Copy letter from Williamson to W J Edwards, House of Commons, 8 Mar 1957 with Edwards' reply of 12 Mar 1957

Copy of circular letter from Williamson, 30 Mar 1957, intended for members of Parliament, describing the vice problem in Stepney

Letter to Williamson from Miss M C Patterson of the London Probation Service, 23 Apr 1957, enclosing notes re prostitution, 23 Apr 1957

Letter from Pat Hornsby Smith, Home Office, 24 Apr 1957 in response to Williamson's re prostitution in Stepney

Letter to Williamson from the Archbishop of Canterbury re increase of vice in Stepney, 17 Jun 1957

Copy correspondence, 1957, re Sir John Wolfenden's comments re the Committee's pamphlet on Stepney.

Letter to Williamson from Hugh Gaitskell, House of Commons, 24 Jul 1957
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