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Geoffrey Cooper (politician)

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221: 233: 227: 324: 319: 280: 76:. Ede found Cooper to be "a very bright intelligent man … if all our Service members are like him we have secured a great improvement’ in Labour MPs". 187: 61: 273: 203: 155: 183: 57: 329: 196: 192: 43: 266: 167: 314: 309: 254: 103: 220: 47: 304: 299: 19:(18 February 1907 – 10 April 1995) was a British farmer, architect, politician and writer. 8: 31: 27: 242: 54: 156:
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Chuter Ede diary, 27 July 1945, unpublished manuscript in British Library.
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In 1951, Cooper stood down from Parliament. He later emigrated to the
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in 1945. On the train back to London, he happened to travel from
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People educated at Wyggeston Grammar School for Boys
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Leicester
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Royal Air Force
World War II
British Overseas Airways Corporation
wing commander
Labour
Member of Parliament
Middlesbrough West
Darlington
James Chuter Ede
Home Secretary
Bahamas


"COOPER, Wing Comdr Geoffrey"


Leigh Rayment's Historical List of MPs – Constituencies beginning with "M" (part 2)
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