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Sydney · Council & local affairs

Council & local affairs, 1950

2,442 stories in Sydney's papers · page 32 of 123

U.S.A. Backs Germany in Europe Admission to Council

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 7 April 1950 · page 3

NEW YORK, Thurs. (A.A.P.). --The U.S. Secretary of State (Mr. Dean Acheson) said last night he hoped Germany would accept promptly an…

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County Council Plan

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 8 April 1950 · page 2

Sir,—Your correspondent, Cynthia M. Kirkland ("Herald," April 4), suggests that I am shortsighted and ignorant in opposing this plan…

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A.L.P. ban on 'Red Council'

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 8 April 1950 · page 9

MELBOURNE, Fri. --The annual conference of the Victorian branch of the…

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Council Say on Parking Meters

Daily Mirror · Monday 10 April 1950 · page 17

Amendment of the Local Government Act to permit Sydney City Council to operate parking meters was being…

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Mayor to make goodwill visit

The Sun · Tuesday 11 April 1950 · page 6

Vancouver's Mayor, Mr. C. E. Thompson, will reach Sydney on April 23, on a. lightning goodwill visit…

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Council Admits To Support Of Reds

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 11 April 1950 · page 4

MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The Australian Peace Council was not a Communist organisation although individual Communists were supporting it the secretary of the council (Rev. Prank J. Hartley) said today…

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Council Admits To Support By Reds

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 11 April 1950 · page 4

MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The Australian Peace Council was not a Communist organisation although individual Communists were supporting it, the secretary of the council (Rev. Frank J. Hartley) said today…

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Council Admits To Support By Reds

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 11 April 1950 · page 4

MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The Australian Peace Council was not a Communist organisation although individual Communists were supporting it, the secretary of the council (Rev.Trank J. Hartley) said today…

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Council Admits To Support By Reds

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 11 April 1950 · page 4

MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The Australian Peace Council was not a Communist organisation although individual Communists were supporting it, the secretary of the council (Rev. Frank J. Hartley) said today…

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Denials by Peace Council of Red Link-up

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 11 April 1950 · page 2

MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The Australian Peace Council was not a Communist oragnisation although individual Communists were supporting it…

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Council Bans "Red Dean's" Meeting

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 12 April 1950 · page 11

Sydney City Council had refused the Dean of Canterbury Reception Committee use of the Town Hall basement for a public meeting to be addressed by the Dean, the Town Cleric (Mr. Roy Hendy) said…

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Council Bans "Red Dean's" Meeting

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 12 April 1950 · page 1

Sydney City Council had refused the Dean of Canterbury Reception Committee use of the Town Hall basement for a public meeting to be addressed by the Dean, the Town Clerk (Mr. Roy Hendy) said…

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Council Bans "Red Dean's" Meeting

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 12 April 1950 · page 11

Sydney City Council had refused the Dean of Canterbury Reception Committee use of the Town Hall basement for a public meeting to be addressed by the Dean, the Town Cleric (Mr. Roy Hendy) said…

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Council Bans "Red Dean's" Meeting

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 12 April 1950 · page 1

Sydney City Council had refused the Dean of Canterbury Reception Committee use of the Town Hall basement for a public meeting to be addressed by the Dean, the Town Clerk (Mr. Roy Hendy) said…

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Council Bans "Red Dean's"' Meeting

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 12 April 1950 · page 11

Sydney City Council had refused the Dean of Canterbury Reception Committee use of the Town Hall basement for a public meeting to be addressed by the Dean, the Town Clerk (Mr. Roy Hendy) said…

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6 Labor men for Council

The Sun · Wednesday 12 April 1950 · page 7

Seven candidates have nominated for today's by-election in the Legislative Council caused…

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Council Wants Ruling on Power of Public Trustee

The Cumberland Argus · Wednesday 12 April 1950 · page 1

An approach should be made to the Minister for Local Government, Mr. J. J. Cahill, for a ruling on the power claimed by the Public Trustee of excluding members and staffs of councils from…

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Granville Bowling Club Council To Aid With Second Green

The Broadcaster · Wednesday 12 April 1950 · page 2

Parramatta Council has decided to give financial help to the Granville Bowling Club in the laying down of a second bowling green. When seeking…

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The Great Council Chambers, New Delhi. Architect: Sir Edwin Lutyens

Construction · Wednesday 12 April 1950 · page 16

Local Government, a cardinal principle of British democracy, whether it be of a Dominion, Colony, or a borough of an English town, creates healthy local pride which expresses itself in fine public buildings. Modern architectural influence is largely apparent in these structures combined with local tradition. With the passing years, the growth of self-reliance in the Commonwealth countries is evident in the classic and symmetrical planning of their Parliament buildings, handled…

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Amenities for Bush Workers Glowing Report of Accommodation Reforms Advisory Council on Rural Industry

The Australian Worker · Wednesday 12 April 1950 · page 2

Because of statements made by persons who have little or no knowledge of the facts in respect to the work done in connection with rural workers' accommodation, it is timely that the following report, issued by the Chairman of the above…

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