British Elections
WITH only a few days to polling, political commentators in Britain still describe the outcome of the impending general…
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Politics & elections, 1945
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Both Sides Confident In British Election
LONDON, Monday (AAP).—Conservative Election experts—especially selected for their long experience and ability to detect the trend…
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CORAKI, Monday. — Two nominations have been received by the Returning Officer (Mr. C. Q. Walker) for the appointment of a…
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Sir,—In the "Northern Star" of June 29, Comrade Farrell again gets going on the Greek situation. He tries to put it over that in the…
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CANBERRA, Thursday: A legal puzzle developed over the position of the Federal Ministry following…
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LONDON, Thursday (AAP). —Small groups of men, on their way to work, cast the first votes at Britain's polling day. There were…
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Mr. George F. S. Lee, of "Murrabah," Wollongbar, has announced his intention' to contest the election for the Board of Directors…
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After speaking in the House of Representatives in support of Governmental action to improve the prospects of the dairying industry, Dame Enid Lyons read a letter she had received from the secretary of the Dairy Women's Organisation, Mount Larcom, Queensland. The…
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PERTH, Monday. — The son of the late Prime Minister, Flt. Sgt. John Curtin, to-day said he would not be a candidate for the…
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At 11 o'clock or the morning of June 15 we gathered at West-[?]inster for the last meeting of the Long Parliament. Crowds were at the gates, every foot of space in the galleries was taken, and the M.P.'s were in full strength. The Chaplain read prayers, and then…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To The Editor. Letters to the Editor must be Limited to Approximately 350 words. Norco Election
Sir,—As a shareholder of Norco Ltd. I congratulate and thank you for publishing the qualifications of Mr. G. F. S. Lee, who has…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Ex-ald. Stone to Contest Council By-election
Mr. H. A. Stone staged last night that he had decided to allow himself to be nominated as a candidate for the vacancy on Lismore…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday: It is unlikely that State Parliament will meet before September, when the Premier (Mr McKell) is expected…
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PERTH, Wednesday. — The vacancy in the House of Representatives caused by the death of Mr. Curtin has caused a flood…
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CANBERRA, Wednesday.—A surprise development in the quest for a leader of the Federal Parliamentary Labour Party occurred to-day when the Minister for Munitions and the Navy (Mr. Makin)…
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SYDNEY, Friday,—The State Executive of the Liberal Party has decided to contest the by-election at Blacktown caused by the death…
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WOODBURN, Sunday.—Of the 320 enrolled for the Woodburn Urban Area only 70 voted on Saturday at the election to fill the…
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PERTH, Monday: The general secretary of the State Executive of the ALP (Mr T. G. Davies) in a warning to Labor supporters…
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MELBOURNE. Monday. — The Federal Parliamentary Leader (Mr. Menzies will visit Western Australia next month to support the…
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CANBERRA, Tuesday. — Both houses of the Commonwealth Parliament will resume tomorrow. It is probable the sittings will be…
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