Election Meetings
Election meetings in the metropolitan area at 8 o'clock tonight are:-- LIBERAL…
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Party Leaders' Speeches in Federal Election Battle Menzies Warms Voters Against Senate "Mess"
PERTH, Tuesday.-- The Prime Minister(Mr.Menzies) addressing more than 3000 people at An enthusiastic meeting last night, appealed to the electors "not to make a mess" of their Senate votes. He said he had not seen…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Duchess Traded Kisses for Votes in Electioneering Bad Old Days
THOUGH elections today are frequently described as dull or characterised as "dirty" if a few eggs and tomatoes are thrown, there are few who would care to return to the rip-roaring, rollicking days when wholesale…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Duchess Traded Kisses for Votes in Electioneering Bad Old Days
THOUGH elections today are frequently described as dull °r characterised as "dirty' if a few eggs and tomatoes are thrown, there are few who would care to return to the rip-roaring, rollicking days when wholesale…
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Election meetings in the metropolitan area at 8 o'clock tonight are:-- LIBERAL…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Party Leaders' Speeches In Federal Election Battle Menzies Warns Voters Against Senate "Mess"
PERTH, Tuesday. -- The Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) addressing more than 3000 people at an enthusiastic meeting here last night, appealed to the electors "not to make a mess" of their Senate votes. He said he had not seen…
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The State Parliament, which will meet to-day for the first time since November 16 last year, will adjourn after a brief sitting until May 1, without members being given an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Party Leaders Speak to Electors--10 Days to Polling Day No war against anions, says P.M.
GEELONG, Wednesday.--Story that the Government parties intended to destroy the trade unions was "fantastic propaganda," Prime Minister Menzies told a lunch hour meeting of 500 Ford workers today…
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Mr. Charles A. Morgan, M.H.R., for Reid, is again Labor's endorsed candidate for that electorate in the…
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Responsibility for any reference in this paper, to the Federal elections, not otherwise authorised, is accepted by W. J. Bright, 23 Kenyon Street, Fairfield…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Letters to the Editor Christian Duty in Elections Archbishop's Call To Prayer
Sir,—As we approach election day, when we choose the political leaders for our country in these momentous days of tense human…
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Menzies on defence needs (Adelaide), p. 2. Chifley on war "obsession" (Ballarat), p. 3…
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As Federal election polling day--April 28-- looms nearer, the spotlight is centred on the NSW electorate of Barton, and a lot-of money hinges on the result…
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Election meetings to be held today and tonight: LABOR…
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The Legislative Assembly yesterday met at 2.30 p.m. for the first time since November, and adjourns after a short sitting until 2.30 p.m. on…
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No lamer or more frivolous excuse for keeping a Parliament out of action has ever been offered than that put forward by…
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THE State Parliament met yesterday for the first time in five months…
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CANDIDATES Throw everything into die remaining nine days of die election campaign! Every Party member and supporter, Tribune reader and peace fighter, should be doing his utmost to win votes for die Communist…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Political Leaders in Top Gear with Only Nine Days Left to Polling Day Chifley defends Evatt. hits at Red bill
HOBART, Thursday.--Opposition Leader Chifley last night attacked the anti-Red bill, defended Dr. Eyatt, and attacked the Press. He was speaking in…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Fifty Years Ago Municipal By-election
Polling in the election to fill an extraordinary vacancy in the representation of North Ward in Penrith Council caused by the resignation of Ald…
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