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Lord Mayor roused by "malpractice charges." Housewives hit city markets. Crick defends council's

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Unique IDA-00278435SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate15th September 1941FormatNewscuttingDescriptionLord Mayor roused by "malpractice charges." Housewives hit city markets. Crick defends council's men. "There is something wrong in the City Markets." - Mrs L Cordell (president). "We women could clean the markets up, they're frightened of us." - Mrs M Winwood (vice-president). "We are out to clean up rackets. City Council employees must be fully aware of the malpractices at the markets." - Mrs A Davis (secretary). These statements by officials of the Australian Labour Housewives' League roused the Lord Mayor (Ald Crick), when he received a deputation from the League to-day. (Sun)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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Lord Mayor roused by "malpractice charges." Housewives hit city markets. Crick defends council's