Daniel Lipson
Politician
1886 – 1963
Who was Daniel Lipson?
Daniel Leopold Lipson was a politician in the United Kingdom. Originally a teacher at Cheltenham College and later a headmaster, he became a member of Cheltenham Borough council, serving as mayor during the 1930s, before he was elected as an Independent Conservative Member of Parliament for the Cheltenham constituency at a by-election in 1937; the local Conservative party having refused to endorse him as its candidate following an anti-Jewish whispering campaign. He was re-elected at the 1945 general election as a National Independent, but at the 1950 election, his vote collapsed. He lost the seat to the Conservative Party candidate William Hicks Beach, coming third behind the Labour Party candidate.
Lipson was made an Alderman, and in 1953, an honorary Freeman of the Borough.
A road on the Hesters Way council estate in Cheltenham was named for him
He was also an enthusiastic supporter and a vice president of Cheltenham YMCA.
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