Britons Open Election War
London, September 24—The British election campaign got under way with Prime Minister Attlee's opening speech at the Scottish Labor conference and a…
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Politics & elections, 1951
155 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 7 of 8
U.K. Election
After a period of precarious governing the British Labor Government has chosen to go to the people, asking that the dee[?]s of the…
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BRITISH PRIME MINISTER (Mr. Attlee) had a confident smile as he left No. 10 Downing…
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London, September 28.— If the Conservative Party is returntd to power at the general election on October…
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PRETTY AUBURN-HAIRED Miss Pat Hornsby-Smith, Conservative MP for Chislehurst and Sidcup, Kent (England), is making a tour of her constituency in a caravan, meeting the people, hearing their problems, and answering queues. Between now and October 25, Britain's general election day, she will have a busy time…
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PRETTY AUBURN-HAIRED Miss Pat Hornsby-Smith, Conservative MP for Chalehurst and Sidcup, Kent (England), is making a tour of her constituency in a caravan, meeting the people, hearing their problems, and answering queries. Between now and October 25, Britain's general election day, she will have a busy time…
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A mighty significant occurrence In Britain in the past few days was the victory for the Seven rebels over the Attlee nominees in a…
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London, October 5.—The coming British election was vital for the whole world as well as Britain, Mr. Attice said last night. He…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Election Time Inspires a Rhyme
London, Authoress Mrs. James Dance parodied a well-known nursery rhyme tonight at a…
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London, Authoress Mrs. James Dance parodieda well-known nursery rhyme tonight at a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Barrier Miner Monday, October 8, 1951. Is It Election Bribe?
WHEN the Board of Trade in Britain announced last week a reduction of the prices of certain textiles, it doubtless seemed a good advertisement for the Government in…
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Sydney. — A.L.P. industrial group officials expect the Ironworkers' Asciation annual ballot next…
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London, October 9—As the general electional date gets nearer candidates of all parties are becoming vituperative if not lucid about their policies…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Barrier Miner Monday, October 15, 1951. Parliament of Graziers
PASTUKES Protection Board conferences may be regarded as the parliament of all connected with flocks and herds, for they provide an opportunity to combine to…
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London, Mon.: The umbrella of partnership in British foreign policy, under which Labor and Conservative thought has sheltered against the storms of the post-war world, has…
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London, October 15 — Britain's small town newspaper editors predict the Conservatives will romp home with a 76-seat majority in…
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Canberra, Octoer 28.—Speaker of the House of Representatives (Mr. Cameron) today ordered the [?]emoval of photographs of two…
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MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL (top), who is likely to become Prime Minister, of Britain and…
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London, October 26—Winston Churchill is almost certain to be England's Prime Minister after yesterday's elections. Only a dramatic reversal of the voting trend can keep the Conservative Party…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Parliament And Rights Of The Press
Canberra, November 1.—The relation of the press and its rights in Parliament House had better be clarified at the earliest possible…
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