Questions in Parliament
CANBERRA, Thursday.—QuesMons and answers in the House of Representatives to-day included…
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Pinpoints from Parliament
CANBERRA, Friday.--Pinpoints of the news in Parliament today A suggestion that men with four or five years' service should be released from the Army was…
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CANBERRA, Thursday.--It was stated in the House of Representatives today that Mr. Curtin was "indisposed"but inquiries at his office produced a statement that he was "merely resting."…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Week Reviewed By Our Sydney Correspondent, Dr. G. M. B. Iney Jewry’s First Communal Election
ng Procedure [?]uring the last few weeks some of voting took place for the losed Board of Deputies…
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EMINENT Liberals are not advancing their cause or clarifying the issue which has disturbed the party by calling each other names…
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CANBERRA, Wednesday.--Heckling and interjections marked the debate on Army equipment in the House of Representatives last night,…
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CANBERRA, Tuesday.—There were bitter exchanges in the House of Representatives to-day during the debate on equipment for Australian forces fighting…
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CANBERRA, Tuesday.—In the House of Representatives to-day the Prime Minister, Mr. Curtin, resumed the debate on the motion that a statement by the Minister for Post-War Reconstruction, Mr. Dedman, on A.l.F. equipment, made before…
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LONDON—The British Communi[?] Party announces that, after co[?] sultation with and suggestions from all party branches the Executive…
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Mr. F. McCartney, campaign director for Gunner Albert Ross Sloss. Progressive candidate in the City Council by-election for the Phillip ward, said…
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Mr. Haylken (Lab., NSW) asked the Prime Minister to inquire from his Ministers why Sir Frederick Stewart (Lib., NSW), was…
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LONDON, April 26 (Official Wireless).—During the war the House of Commons and House of Lords have had an emergency home in Church…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Blitz on Newspapers More Parliament Attacks Herald's Reports Queried
CANBERRA, Friday.--Newspapers were attacked again in the House of Representatives today, particularly by the…
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Ballot papers are being issued by the Returning Officer (Mr. P. J. Baker) in connection with the election of Board of Tick Control…
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Because he has been refused special leave by the Army to contest the City Council by-election for Phillip Ward, Gunner Albert Sloss said today that he would remain AWL "until…
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CANBERRA, Friday.—Among the questions asked in the Federal Parliament to-day were these:—…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →City Ccl. Candidate's Home Raided, Says Wife
A cordon of provosts was thrown outside her flat at 168 Dowling St., East Sydney, early this morning, while other M.Ps. entered to search for her husband,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Strange moves in civic elections Police Watch Votes
IN the City Council by- election campaign, officers of the CIB are taking a close interest in the…
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PARIS, Sunday. -- Twenty-three million French men and women today will elect 600,000 municipal councillors…
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"THE background of last week's Canberra attacks on newspapers has more political significance than the attacks themselves. Old-fashioned newsgetting…
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