River Admiral in Texas By-election
DALLAS, Texas.--It might be the crazy gang running an election in Texas, judging by the nominations returned here so far to fill the Senate…
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Opening of State Parliament
The State Parliament will be opened by the Governor, Lord Wakehurst at noon on Wednesday. The Address in Reply to the…
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A heavy session, extending nearly to Christmas, with many important bills, faces members of the 33rd State Parliament at the official opening next Wednesday. For several weeks Ministers have…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Thursday.--If Mrs. Mary Dreaver wins Waitcmata for Labor in the by-election next Saturday she will be the third woman to sit in the New Zealand Parliament. THE first was Mrs. Elizabeth…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Thursday.--If Mrs. Mary Dreaver wins Wailemata for Labor in the by-election next Saturday she will be the third woman to sit in the New Zealand Parliament. THE first was Mrs. Elizabeth…
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Federal political moves yesterday support the idea that an early general election is likely. There were five developments regarded as having a…
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"LABOR is prepared to handle any snap Federal election that may take place," the secretary of the Official Labor Party (Mr. J. Stewart)…
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"LABOR is prepared to handle any snap Federal election that may take place," the secretary of the Official Labor Party (Mr. J. Stewart)…
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The new State Government will get straight down to business when the first session begins on Wednesday. The traditional adjournment of the House for…
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WELLINGTON, Sunday.--With the election of Mrs. Mary Dreaver at the Waitemata by-election, New Zealand's House of Representatives will have two…
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An election to fill the vacancy in Randwick Council caused by the death of Alderman C. T. Ferguson will be held on August 2. Nominations close…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Rebels in U.A.P. Mr. Menzies's Critics Election Talk
Because of public criticism of his leadership by some members of the United Australia Party, the Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies,…
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The secretary of the Official Labour Party, Mr. J. Stewart, said yesterday that Labour Party organisers were watching the moves and counter…
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AUCKLAND. Monday.—Mrs. Dreaver (Labour) has been returned in the Waitemata (Auckland) byelection caused by the death in action…
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The general secretary of the U.A.P., Mr. H. W. Horsfield, replying last night to Mr. Mccall's allegations, said:- "Mr. Mccall was not at the…
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The general secretary of the U.A.P. (Mr. Horsfield) to-day emphatically denied the statement of Mr. W. V. McCall (U.A.P. Martin) that the Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies), at a…
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THE GOVERNOR (Lord Wakehurst), arriving at Parliament House this morning, to open the first session of…
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THE GOVERNOR (Lord Wakehurst), arriving at Parliament House this morning, to open the first session of the new Parliament…
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THE second session of the new Parliament will be opened by the Governor (Lord Wakehurst) today without the usual ceremony…
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Should the Commonwealth Government proceed with its plans for placing many thousands more women in industry, it must seriously consider giving women the same wages as men, the secretary of the Council…
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