One Day for Elections Labour Proposal
BRISBANE, Friday.— The Premier, Mr. Hanlon, who flew to Melbourne to-day on a surprise visit, is…
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Charges against W.A. candidate
PERTH, Saturday. -- State election candidate Charles Cross, who had been endorsed by Labor to oppose Premier…
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Electors continue to show little interest in the by-election campaigns for the three…
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LONDON, Saturday. -- The British General Election campaign opened in earnest last night, with politicians of all parties casting aside all restraint in a battle of words…
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Electors continue to show little interest in the by-election campaigns for the three…
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Electors continue to Show little interest in the by-election campaigns for the three…
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Electors continue to show little interest in the by-election campaigns for the three…
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LONDON, Saturday,—British political observers are beginning to think that the great issue at the general election on February 23 may well be the welfare and unity…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →British elections Mrs. Mops of Whitehall wanted 2- an hour
Brandishing her mop, 41-year-old Mrs. Rose Wasmer this week brushed aside British Labor's wage-freezing policy to renew her campaign for two-bob-an-hour for Whitehall's 14,000 "Mrs. Mops."…
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LONDON, Feb. 5 (A.A.P.).—A tidal wave of election propaganda hit Britain this week-end, following the dissolution of Parliament…
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From 10 o'clock next Wednesday night until 8 o'clock on Saturday night, it will be a crime against the law to publish any of the things which The Sun says today about the…
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The State Labor Government's preelection publicity ban will gag reports of a big meeting which the Labor Party has arranged as a climax to the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →National Recovery Main Issue British Election Forecast From Our Staff Correspondent And A.A.P.
LONDON, Feb. 6. —The rival parties in Britain's election campaign believe that national recovery is the main issue on which electors will vote…
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The Government was putting political mufflers and blinkers on the people to prevent them from learning…
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The majority of people interviewed by the Daily Mirror today believe that State Government legislation banning newspaper and radio comment during…
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It never really happened, but this is the way the British public picture Prime Minister Clement Attlee (right) and Opposition Leader Winston Churchill, who are now shaping up in earnest for the general election battle on February 23…
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The State Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Treatt) will hold his final meeting of the Concord by-election campaign at…
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The majority off people interviewed by the Daily Mirror today believe that State Government legislation banning newspaper and radio comment during…
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The State Leader of the Opposition. (Mr. Treatt) will hold his final meeting of the Concord by-election campaign at…
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The State Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Treatt) will hold his final meeting of the Concord by-election campaign at…
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