Downfall of Australian Premier Sentlin Leadership Turmoil
Manilla Express recalls the rise of Senator Sentlin to Australia’s prime ministership, backed by the Labor majority, and chronicles the swift unraveling of unity. Internal party strife, defections by Lyons and Fenton, and leadership shifts under Theodore Jack preceded Sentlin’s weakened grip and loss of followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentlin
Australia
Britain
Senttin
Theodore
Tren
Ship of State
Messrs
Lyons
Fenton
Theodore Jack
Mr Tame
Beasley
England
Scuilly
Bradman Dominates Brisbane Test With 226 In Win
In the first test at Brisbane Bradman delivered a batting masterclass scoring 226 and guiding Australia to 450 after a 341 opener. Oldfield followed with 56 not out as South Africa trailed at 126 when rain halted play.
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Bradman
Brisbane
Australia
Woodful
McCabe
Ponsford
Kippax
Nitciske G
Oxenham
Oldfield
Grimmett
Wall
Tronmonger
Kundries Bell
Vincent
Quinn
Morkel
South Africa
Curnow
Christy
Cameron
Federal Election Nominations and Campaign Across States
Federal Elections will be held in December with nominations closing December 5. Writs were issued last Saturday and rolls closed the same day. Notable candidates include Charles Hardy junior for Senate in NSW and W C Thompson for New England. Policy speeches by leaders to be broadcast. The Anti-Labor Unity Council claims unity on vital points. Parliament may sit until Thursday due to Savings Bank Bill delays. Mechanics Institute hosts a dance night December 8 with prizes and a block of land lottery prize notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hardy Junr
Riverina
Labor
New England
W.C Thompson
Mat. Charlton
Labor Party
Haner
James
United Australia Party
Lyons
Sydney
S. M. Bruce
Flinders
Victoria
Bartle Page
Banke
Britain
Earle Page
F. W. Tont
Chas Hardy
Ant
Senate
Tamworth
W. Thompson
Blalr
Country Party
Commonwealth Bank
Savings Bank
Crown Law Department
Treasury
Sir John Butters
John Butters
Robert Gibson
Melbourne
Commonwealth Bank Board
Mechanics Institute
Mra
R. H. Hudson
To-Might’s Concert Promises A Fine Evening
Weather permitting the concert to night for the hospital should be a great success. Every choir member and assisting artists are reported to be up to concert pitch. Patrons are assured the choir will perform at full strength for an enjoyable evening of entertainment.
Gents versus ladies match set for Wednesday meeting
A large field is expected as gents and ladies prepare for a Wednesday contest. The associate team lists include Mesdames Gayett Jackson Hartley Chapman Coleman Burn Hayward Geddex Clifton Roberts Mines Savage Murray O'Neill Maunder Grantham Sneedley McGovern Kelly Hennensy. For the gents a strong selection process is underway with players including Roberts Scott Grantham Turner Switch Cadden O Connellier Clifton Cohen Woods Jackson Chapman ER Turner Blanch Koina Hall Maunder. A 2 30 p m meeting for club members addresses important business and a social evening begins at p m sharp.
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Feld
Mesdames Gayett
Jackson
Hartley
Chapman
Coleman
Burn
Hayward
Ford
Geddex
Clifton
Roberts
Mines Savage
Murray
O'Neill
Maunder
Grantham
Sneedley
McGovern
Kelly
Hennensy
Scott
Turner
Switch
Chapine Cadden
O'Connellier
Cohen
Woods
ER Turner
Blanch
Koina
Hall
Ambulance Fund Gifts From Districts Noted In Tax Forwarding
The Treasurer of the Manilla District Ambulance Efforts forwarded a cheque for £50 8s 0d to the Tamworth District Ambulance Association. The sum was raised by the Manilla Buhre Party and Dance, £20, Wongo Creek Dances, 70, and Halls Creek Dance, £1980 0s 8d. The committee thanks all who made the splendid result possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Tamworth
Cheap excursion trains announced for New South Wales
The Railway Commissioners plan a statewide schedule of very cheap excursion trains to be issued for the December Christmas season. Tickets offer single fare for double journeys to Sydney or intermediate stations. Trains depart from Manilla on December 19 with pre-printed handbills available at stations.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Man
iNa
Railway Department
Local Elections Postponement Stirs Political Debate
Government considers proclaiming postponement of city local elections if rejected by Legislative Council. Premier Lang hinted at a proclamation with Executive Council approval. Federal Labor in Upper House under Mr. Coates viewed as likely to oppose the bill on Tuesday. Ministers cite legal opinion permitting postponement by proclamation.
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Legislative Council
Mr Lang
Federal Labor Party
Coates
Executive Council
Manilla Bakery Business Purchased by Henderson
Notice to residents of Manilla and District that H. W. Henderson has purchased the bakery business once run by Mr Lyons in Manilla Street Manilla. The new owner pledges civil service and a first class article to gain fair support.
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Manilla
Lyons
Manilla St. Manilla
H. W Tenderson
Manilla appoints substitute Returning Officer for aldermen election
The Town Clerk of Manilla announces that Loni James Smithers is appointed substitute Returning Officer for the triennial aldermen election to be held on December 1981. The notice is dated 1/12/1981 and lists PILSELI against the name of the officer.
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Loni James Smithers
V. Pilseli
Manilla
Manilla Sheep and Cattle Sale Announced
Veeday December 8 1031 at Manilla hosts a special sheep and cattle sale with entries now invited for the event.
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Manilla
Veeday
Hawkesbury River tenor wins 20th State Lottery prize
The 20th State Lottery drew No. 42 999 second prize and No. 19 third prize with Hawkesbury River resident taking the low number 1247 and Byron Bay receiving fourth prize 99 542. Richard Bartlett aged 38, a blacksmith, was found guilty of manslaughter in the Croydon murder of Linda Lancaster on September 27 and sentenced to 10 years hard labor by Mr Justice Davidson. The judge noted the jury’s lenient verdict given the fatal shooting after a night out.
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Advicw
Advicr
Australia
Seakin
My Lang
Renlin
Tang
Nsw
Scullin
Theodore
Davy Jones
Locker
Mr Sentlin
Hevans Nix
Scntlin
Great Britain
Sentlin
Hawkesbury River
Byron Bay
Richard Bartlett
Linda Lancaster
Croydon
Justice Davidson
Bartlett
Manilla Week Invite Effort By Local Society
Back to Manilla Week reports few amen replies to the Brak ness Mens Association quest for addresses of all residents. BAMA and Shaw Boviety plan invitational effort to aid attendance at Show Week Celebrations if enough names are provided by Saturday. Dr Earle Page calls for Anatrilia to build an independent financial system. The Counter Party argues Australia should declare to follow honesty as the best policy to boost confidence and lower rates.
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Brakness Mens Association
BAMA
Shaw Boviety
Isaac Anecal
Earle Page
Anatrilia
Counter
Amatralia
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P. Jorer
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Pam
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J. A. Rochfort
AFLA
FILS
Public Accountant and Auditor
Phone 50
Chas. W Knoll
FEO
M.O.A
George Street
Royal Hotel Upstaire
Rox Timpp
People of Australia
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Fron
Henry Baker
Scott's
Smith
Stoddart & Hird Ltd
AR. McLeod
Arthur Street
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Stymie
Aithou
Adolph
Mocnanipal
John Deed
Altie ME Mair
Joe de Serge
Charlie Hollywood
David Secundus
Edward O'Ter
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Jom
Admiral Adieu
Hall & Sundree Ltd
Peanki Alphonans
Henry the
John Cartherine
B. Beenit
L ¢. Turnipz
God Save the Queen
Rudgeta
Moonasipal
Monsignor Selbestus
A.ss
Yd. Stoddart & Hayward Ltd
Ald
Cumberland
Xylo Ware
Manila
Tf Son
Wireless Srt
Mania
Xmas Toys
Nive
Veness
Manilla District Hospital
W Carlyon
WESS
Byrnes
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