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• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) abstract "Allan Duncan Fraser CMG (18 September 1902 – 12 December 1977) was an Australian politician and journalist.Fraser was born in the Melbourne suburb of Carlton and brought up in Tasmania. He left State High School, Hobart at 17 to become a journalist on the Hobart Mercury. He worked for the Argus in Melbourne from 1922 to 1929 when he moved to Canberra to work for The Sun. He married Eda Kathleen Bourke in 1931. In 1933, he worked for The Times in London, before returning to Australia to work for the Sun and the Sydney Daily Telegraph, but was sacked in 1938. Bob Heffron, the leader of the Industrial Labor Party, which had broken from the New South Wales branch of the Australian Labor Party led by Jack Lang, appointed him as his secretary. He acted as Heffron's media officer and helped formulate the strategy that overcame Lang's control of the branch. He subsequently worked as news editor on the Daily News and then returned to the Canberra parliamentary press gallery in 1940 as political correspondent for Ezra Norton's Truth and from 1941 Norton's new Daily Mirror.Fraser was active in the Australian Journalists Association and had been secretary, treasurer and president of its Victorian district between 1926 and 1929 and treasurer of the New South Wales district from 1937 to 1938. Between 1941 and 1944 he was president of the Canberra sub-district of the AJA.".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) activeYearsEndDate "1966-11-26".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) activeYearsEndDate "1972-11-02".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) activeYearsStartDate "1943-08-21".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) activeYearsStartDate "1969-10-25".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) birthDate "1902-09-18".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) birthPlace Carlton,_Victoria.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) birthYear "1902".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) deathDate "1977-12-12".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) deathPlace Canberra.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) deathYear "1977".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) party Australian_Labor_Party.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) region Division_of_Eden-Monaro.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) relation Jim_Fraser.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) successor Bob_Whan.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) successor Dugald_Munro.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) thumbnail Allan_Fraser.jpg?width=300.
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• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink Australian_Labor_Party.
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• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink Jack_Lang_(Australian_politician).
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink Jessie_Street.
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• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink John_Curtin.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink John_Perkins_(Australian_politician).
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• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink Tasmania.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink The_Argus_(Australia).
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• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink The_Daily_Mirror_(Australia).
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink The_Daily_Mirror_(Sydney).
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink The_Daily_Telegraph_(Australia).
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink The_Mercury_(Hobart).
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink The_Sun_(Sydney).
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink The_Times.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink The_Truth_(Sydney_newspaper).
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• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink Vietnam_War.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLink File:ABC_Petrov_Affair.ogv.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Allan Duncan Fraser".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Allan Fraser (Australian politician)".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Allan Fraser".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) after Bob_Whan.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) after Dugald_Munro.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) before Dugald_Munro.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) before John_Perkins_(Australian_politician).
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) birthDate "1902-09-18".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) birthPlace Carlton,_Victoria.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) children "A son".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) constituencyMp Division_of_Eden-Monaro.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) dateOfBirth "1902-09-18".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) dateOfDeath "1977-12-12".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) deathDate "1977-12-12".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) deathPlace "Canberra, Australia".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) hasPhotoCollection Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician).
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) honorificSuffix Order_of_St_Michael_and_St_George.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) name "Allan Fraser".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) name "Fraser, Allan Duncan".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) nationality "Australian".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) occupation "Journalist".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) parliament "Australian".
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) party Australian_Labor_Party.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) placeOfBirth Carlton,_Victoria.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) placeOfDeath Canberra.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) predecessor Dugald_Munro.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) predecessor John_Perkins_(Australian_politician).
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) relations Jim_Fraser.
• Allan_Fraser_(Australian_politician) shortDescription "Australian politician and journalist".

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