N.z. Elections
WELLINGTON, July 28.—A general election will be held in New Zealand on September 25…
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2,050 stories in Sydney's papers · page 55 of 103
Letters the Elections To the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—People talk glibly either for or against a National Government without knowing its practical implications There are three ways in which one…
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PRETORIA, July 28 (A.A.P).—The Nationalist Farty has failed in an attempt to prevent the counting of soldiers' votes in the South African…
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ADELAIDE.—An active figure in the campaign for industrial unionism in the building trades will contest Adelaide for…
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WORKERS are needed to help in a canvass of Martin Electorate, on behalf of the State Labor candidate, Gunner Albert Sloss, A.I.F…
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Whether fighting to save Sacco and Vanzetti from legal murder, speaking beside President Kalinin or Dimitov in Moscow, or standing up to the assaults of Sydney's…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Make Elections A Milestone ! Communist Policy Put by Miles
Communist Party leader, J. B. Miles, at the great Sydney Town Hall meeting last week, asked the Australian electors to make August 21 a milestone to a people's victory and a…
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ADELAIDE—Results of the Gouger (State) by-election on July 10 were encouraging to prospects of a Curtin…
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SYDNEY.—Central Council of the Miners' Federation decided to donate, the following amounts for the election campaign: Official A.L.P…
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WOLLONGONG—Local wharfies will speak and canvass for the A.L.P. candidate in the Federal election…
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Dr. H. V. Evatt, M.H.R. for Barton and Attorney-General and Minister for External Affairs, will open his campaign for Labour in the Regent…
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CESSNOCK, Wednesday.--A strong section of South Maitland miners resents the action of the Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) in taking the discipline of strikers out of the hands of…
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CAPTAIN H. B. GULLETT, endorsed U.A.P. candidate for Henty, arrives at his Melbourne home from New Guinea. He…
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At a meeting held in the Protestant Hall, Fairfield, on Friday last, Mr. Wally Evans, State Labor Party candidate, impressed on his supporters the necessity…
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Mr. Currey: is it a fact that the Min ister for Lands has made a recent number of appointments to the Western Lands Board and the War Service Land…
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IT is difficult to follow the reasoning of Labor Ministers on industrial stoppages…
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A New South Wales record of 159 candidates will contest the Senate ballot and 27 of the State's 28 House of Representatives seats at the Federal elections. The total of 140 nominations…
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Approximately 350 candidates, representing 14 political parties, aspire to the honor of legislating for Australia during the closing years of the war, and perhaps during post-war reconstruction…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Taren Point Ferry. A. J. Williams, Esq., M.L.A., Parliament House, Sydney
Dear Mr. Williams, I refer to your personal representations regarding the Taren Point vehicular ferry, and desire to inform you…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Team Spirit Needed in Parliament True National Unity Could Achieve Victory in War, Victory for the Peace
ELECTORS who have studied the policy speeches of the Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) and the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Fadden) weil be more convinced than ever that a National Government is necessary to work for victory and to plan for peace…
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