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Parliament seethes over City Bill. Angry speeches from both sides of the House. In the Legislative

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Unique IDA-00258090SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate1st June 1934FormatNewscuttingDescriptionParliament seethes over City Bill. Angry speeches from both sides of the House. In the Legislative Assembly debate yesterday on the Sydney Corporation Bill, talk of hoboes, hummers, criminals, pimps, and thieves, Illuminated the speeches on both sides of the House. Opposition concentrated on the clause which destroys the "lodger" vote. Lang: Bill intended to keep Labor aldermen out. Heffron: This measure breathes the foul breath of Fascism. Thomas: In the Opposition brand of democracy were criminals and thieves. Gag applied at 5 am. (Guardian)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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Parliament seethes over City Bill. Angry speeches from both sides of the House. In the Legislative