British Municipal Elections Labor Gains 766, Loses 21
LONDON, Saturday.—Municipal election results show a continued swing to the left in both…
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Politics & elections, 1945
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History of Mr. T. J. Treloar of Tamworth Candidate for Gwydir Electorate
Mr. T. J. Treloar was born in Tamworth in 1892. After leaving school he entered his father's general store-keeping business -- T. J. Treloar &…
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The following officers were reelected -- President, Mrs. V. Whiteman; Patroness, Mrs. R. J. Doolin; Vice Presidents, Mrs. D. Waugh…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →GUYRA P. AND A. ASSOCIATION Elections to Committee
Messrs. A. W. Weller and S. E. Jones were elected to fill vacancies on the committee of the Guyra P. and A. Association at a meeting…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.—The Victorian elections, which it is expected will be won by Labor, are being held to-day…
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SYDNEY. Thursday.—Stonetwalling," tactics by the Opposition, lengthy speeches, frayed tempers and a threat to "name"…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—As the result of the distribution of preferences the Victorian Labor Party has secured 32 seats in…
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After establishing an all-time record by sitting for 47½ hours the Legislative Assembly rose at 7.30 a.m. to-day. At 11 a.m. yesterday the House…
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Fish buyers demonstrated against members of Parliamentary when they inspected Sydney M[?] Markets early to-day. M[?] is…
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Mr. K. Jones was re-elected president of the Armidale Church of England Men's Society at the annual meeting of the society last…
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The loss is regretted of a competent President in Miss Dot Eason, who chose to resign because of her approaching marriage. The…
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The Mayor (Ald. D. D. H. Fayle) intimated at Monday night's Council meeting that the election of Mayor and committee would take place…
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The annual meeting of the Guyra branch of the C.W.A. was held in the Rest Room on Saturday, when Mrs. W. Youman…
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The Intermediate Certificate examination commenced on Tuesday with 22 candidates, including 18 from the Central School, and four…
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SYDNEY, Saturday. — The Liberal Party last night selected Mr. Ivan C. Black, solicitor, as a candidate for the Neutral…
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Legislation will be submitted to the State Parliament this week to implement, an agreement between the Commonwaalth and State…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Financial Assistance to Britain Joint Statement Announces Conditions of 4400 Million Dollar Credits Terms to Be Approved by Congress and Parliament Washington
Britain is to receive 4400 million dollars credits from the United States, subject to the approval -of Parliament and Congress. This was revealed in a joint statement by President Truman and Mr. Attlee…
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A special meeting of the Town Council was held on Tuesday night, those in attendance being the Mayor (Ald. H. J. Brooks) and…
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At the annual meeting of Armidale Croquet Club the following officebearers were elected for the ensuing year: President. Mrs. E. Finch;…
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Too often things are done by members of Parliament which tend to lower their own dignity and tiring public contempt on our political institutions. Nothing worse in this regard has been proposed than the Bill now before the Assembly which provides that a member…
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