Tom Coleman
In 1935, Tom Coleman of Dalefield Avenue, Normanton, was fined £1:13s at the West Riding Police Court at Wakefield for harbouring an illicit still.
The item made the news since he was the prospective Communist candidate for the Normanton Division.
Source: Nottingham Evening Post 21st September 1935
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