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landslide that ended Lang's premiership. During his time as the member for Young, Martin was active in forming and working with the
Socialisation Units of the ALP. These Units promoted a transition to "socialism in our time" in the midst of the Depression crisis, which led him into conflict with Lang
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announced his resignation as premier on the grounds of ill health on 1 April 1952. At the caucus meeting on 3 April Cahill defeated Martin 32 votes to 14 for the office of
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832:"New Premier's rise from Labour ranks"
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284:Combined Operational Services Command
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692:"Baddeley's Successor; Poll To-day"
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409:. However, he was defeated in the
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636:"Baddeley To Be Coal Director"
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558:. 22 November 1936. p. 12
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552:"Miner's Son Goes To The Bar"
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184:Australian Labor Party (NSW)
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664:"Mr. Baddeley Resigns Seat"
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188:Industrial Labor Party
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