Fights and Hoots at Election
NEW YORK, March. 29.—In an election which was marked by flat fights, hooting and other demonstrations, Walter Reuther…
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Politics & elections, 1946
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Elections in Japan
MOSCOW March 30—The newspaper [?] in an editorial accused the Japanese of attempting to slow down…
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BERLIN, April 1.— Members of the Social Democratic Party in the Russia zone in Berlin were informed yesterday by the local…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →To-day’s Leaders: No Bread Election Pointer Election Incidents in Greece Ten Killed In Attack By 100 Communists Boycott Appeal by the Left Wing Not Successful (A.a.p. Service)
LONDON, April 1.— Greece’s general election passed off yesterday in calm which was almost an anti-climax, according to correspondents in Athens. There was an incident on Saturday night at Lithoro, near…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →MacARTHUR May Dismiss Jap. Government Elections To Be Held On April 10 (Australian Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, April 1—If an unsatisfactory Government is elected at the Japanese elections on April 10 it is believed General MacArthur will dismiss it and hold a new election…
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The General Election in Greece yesterday passed off in a calm, which was almost an anti-climax, according to correspondents in Athens. The polling, which was due to end at sunset, was prolonged for three hours…
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ATHENS, Monday: Official returns from 1550 of 3200 polling stations throughout Greece give the Populists 269,489 votes, National Unionists…
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Officebearers elected were:— President, Mr. Bill Franks; Vice-presidents, Messrs. Bill Duncan and Jack Lee; Treasurer, Mr. John Baker;…
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An immediate plebiscite on the return to the Greek throne of King George of Greece is to be requested by the Greek Populist Party,…
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CANBERRA, Friday—The Federal Parliament would be able to, fix standard hours, or the basic wage, or lay down principles for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Few Take Advantage of Invitation Only Three Candidates for P.f. Board Election Express Views
Last week, letters were sent out from this office to 10 aspirants for elcotion to the Denman-Singleton Pastures Protection Board, inviting them to express shortly an outline of their policy and general views on matters concerning Board administration…
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NEW YORK, April 5.—General MacArthur was determined on a rush election in Japan because he feared that delay would favour the Communist Party, which is growing in strength and support…
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LONDON, April 8. — After a fortnight’s high-pitched, expensive political campaigning, Milan voted in the first democratic local…
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His Worship the Mayor (Ald. D. R. Mackay) was elected President of the Committee and Cr. J. B. Carlton (President Wallarobba Shire) was elected…
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LONDON, April 8— Three members of the Australian AWAS —Joyce-Crane, Mary Monk and Maria De Costa—who will be…
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SINGLETON Wed. — At yesterday’s meeting of the Denman Singleton P.P. Board, when it was decided to leave certain matters…
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CANBERRA, Thursday.—Unrelieved horror is about the mildest description that can be applied to the full report of the War Crimes Commission on the butchery and killings of Australian prisoners of war by the Japanese…
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NEW YORK, April 11.—The Security Council, in a secret session decided to deal with the Russian demand for deletion of the Persian issue from the agenda at the public session on Thursday afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →SURPRISINGLY in Heavy Vote of the in Jap Elections (Australian Associated Press)
TOKIO, April it.—A surprisingly heavy vote was cast Japan’s first democratic elections. A total vote of 65 to 70 per cent was indicated in Tokio. If this is equalled by the rest of the action it would mean…
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A SUGGESTION was made yesterday by the leader of the Country Party (Mr. Fadden) that the coming Federal…
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