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- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker abstract "Francis (Frank) Matthew John Baker (1903 – 28 March 1939) was an Australian politician and vice-president of the State Service Union.Baker was born in Bundaberg, Queensland. A member of the Federal Labor Party, he unsuccessfully ran for office for the Queensland seat of Oxley in the 1928 federal election, being beaten by James Bayley of the Nationalist Party. He made a second run for the seat in 1929, and narrowly lost to Bayley.In the 1931 election he contested Oxley for a third time, this time successfully. He was one of only two Labor challengers to defeat a Coalition incumbent in an election that saw the two Labor factions cut down to 18 seats between them. Following the abolition of Oxley, Baker successfully contested Griffith, essentially a reconfigured version of Oxley, in 1934 and won. He was reelected in 1937. He remained in parliament until 1939 when he was killed in a motor accident. His death resulted in the 1939 Griffith by-election.In 1936, Baker led a proposal for Australian parliamentary proceedings to be broadcast on radio.Following his death, the Australian prime minister, Joseph Lyons, commented that \"had he lived, I am sure he would have advanced to an important place in his party.\" Baker studied law while a member of parliament and had almost completed his course when he died.Baker's father, Francis (Frank) Patrick Baker, was elected to the seat of Maranoa in 1940. This is the only case in which a father was elected to the Australian federal parliament after his son.Baker is buried in South Brisbane Cemetery.".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker activeYearsEndDate "1934-09-15".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker activeYearsEndDate "1939-03-28".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker activeYearsStartDate "1931-12-19".
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- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker birthDate "1903".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker birthPlace Bundaberg.
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker birthYear "1903".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker country Australians.
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker deathDate "1939-03-28".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker deathYear "1939".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker nationality Australia.
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker party Australian_Labor_Party.
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker region Division_of_Griffith.
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker region Division_of_Oxley_(1901–34).
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker successor William_Conelan.
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- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker wikiPageWikiLink James_Bayley_(politician).
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker wikiPageWikiLink Joseph_Lyons.
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- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker wikiPageWikiLinkText "Francis Baker".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker wikiPageWikiLinkText "Francis Matthew John Baker".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker wikiPageWikiLinkText "Frank Baker".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker birthDate "1903".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker birthPlace Bundaberg.
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker constituencyMp Division_of_Griffith.
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker constituencyMp Division_of_Oxley_(1901–34).
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker dateOfBirth "1903".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker dateOfDeath "1939-03-28".
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- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker name "Baker, Francis Matthew John".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker name "Frank Baker".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker nationality "Australian".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker parliament "Australian".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker party Australian_Labor_Party.
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker placeOfBirth Bundaberg.
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker predecessor James_Bayley_(politician).
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker predecessor "New seat".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker shortDescription "Australian politician".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker successor William_Conelan.
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker successor "Division abolished".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker termEnd "1934-09-15".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker termEnd "1939-03-28".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker termStart "1931-12-19".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker termStart "1934-09-15".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker title "Member for Griffith".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker title "Member for Oxley".
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- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker years "1931".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker years "1934".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker description "Australian politician".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker description "Australian politician".
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker subject Category:1903_births.
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker subject Category:1939_deaths.
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- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker subject Category:Road_accident_deaths_in_Australia.
- Francis_Matthew_John_Baker hypernym Politician.