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Norman Douglas (politician)

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instead it was the worst". For months afterwards Douglas was inconsolable and declined Kirk's offer of a position as an under-secretary. Following Kirk's sudden death in 1974 a complete re-selection of cabinet occurred and Douglas put himself forward once again. Another narrow defeat ensued, however this time he accepted it with comparative tranquility. He did derive fulfillment in his final term in parliament out of chairing the select committee which brought down a landmark report in June 1975 about the discrimination against women in New Zealand and their role in society.
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Merchants' Employees' Union in 1936, and then secretary of both unions the following year, remaining in that post for the latter union until 1963. He was secretary of the Auckland Trades Council from 1939 to 1941 and led the Labour Party's Junior Labour League. He was later also secretary of the Auckland Journalists' Union.
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for the deputy leadership of the Labour Party, but gained only 2 votes. Douglas was elected as president of the Labour Party in May 1966. He retained the position until 1970 when he did not seek re-election. Douglas also sat on the Opposition front bench. He served as spokesperson for a succession of
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and became an apprentice baker. He lost his left arm in a duck-shooting accident in May 1927 leading him to give up baking and undertake secondary schooling at Pukekohe Technical High School for two years. There he became an avid reader and came under the influence of his teacher, Norman Shields, who
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was so concerned by the extremity of Douglas' reaction, and its effects on his son, that he called Douglas' wife Jennie to enlist her help regarding Douglas' lack of consideration for Roger's feelings. Kirk told his secretary Margaret Hayward, "It should have been the best day of Roger's life but
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was the sitting MP for. As secretary Douglas undertook much constituency work on Anderton's behalf. Once Anderton had done everything in his power to ensure Douglas would succeed him as Labour's nominee in Auckland Central, he announced his retirement from Parliament in August 1960. In October of
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as a Labour Party candidate. He served three years as a councillor, chairing the council's library committee, until he was defeated standing for re-election in 1938. He then became the assistant secretary of the Auckland Coach and Car Builders' Union and the Auckland Brewers', Wine and Spirit
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that year Douglas was selected to replace him in the seat. Despite Douglas being fully qualified and experienced of his subsequent nomination, many in the Labour Party regarded his succession to Anderton as an act of nepotism.
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electorate as a DLP candidate but was defeated. He then operated a bookselling business for about 15 years from 1944, first with Lee and then on his own after he and Lee fell out in 1954.
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When Labour finally came to power in 1972, Douglas missed out on selection for cabinet and took himself to the back benches in disappointment. His son, and parliamentary colleague,
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portfolios from 1967 to 1972 including education, social security and industrial relations and immigration. Douglas was downhearted by Labour's shock defeat at the
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in 1910, the son of a policeman. He was raised in a series of several small towns due to his father's job transfers. In 1925 he left school whilst in
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Douglas married Dorothy Jennie Anderton, a daughter of fellow politician Bill Anderton, in 1937. They had one daughter and three sons. Two sons,
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he was to spend four years either unemployed or underemployed. In 1934 he was eventually employed in a part-time clerical position at the
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Douglas was briefly admitted to hospital in May 1983, after which his health steadily began to decline. He died in
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in 1985, aged 75. His funeral service was held at the Auckland Trades Hall which was attended by Prime Minister
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In retirement Douglas worked at his family's herbal product business, Red Seal Laboratories. In the
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When Lee was expelled from the Labour Party in 1940, Douglas left also and helped him set up the
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In 1929, following his father's death, Douglas and his family moved to the Auckland suburb of
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Douglas was re-admitted to the Labour Party in 1952. He proceeded to become secretary of the
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and he notified national secretary of the party that he would not seek re-election at the
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branch of the Labour Party in 1932, he became a close friend of member of parliament (MP)
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he was fervently involved in his son Malcolm's successful campaign for the
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was expelled from the party in 1940, Douglas followed to join the new
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Unsuccessful candidates in the 1943 New Zealand general election
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The Mighty Totara: The life and times of Norman Kirk
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Members of the New Zealand House of Representatives
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Index

QSO

President of the Labour Party
Henry May
Bill Rowling
Norman Kirk
Bill Rowling
New Zealand Parliament
Auckland Central
Bill Anderton
Richard Prebble
Hikurangi
New Zealand
Auckland
New Zealand
Labour
Democratic Labour
Roger
Malcolm Douglas
QSO
trade unionist
left-wing
politician
New Zealand Labour Party
John A. Lee
Democratic Labour Party
Auckland Central
Parliament
1960
1975

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