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election. Stanley and the other disendorsed members received support from the Caucus, and a significant rift developed between the parliamentary and extra-parliamentary sections of the party, which was a major factor in Labor's poor showing at the election. Stanley resigned from the party and spent
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election. His successor was due to be elected at a joint sitting of the two houses of state parliament on 22 March 1950. Although the election was by secret ballot, each Labor member of the parliament had a unique how-to-vote card, and Labor scrutineers were able to determine if a member had broken
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had been expected to contest the seat. However, he had supported a caucus move to depose Lang and had been expelled from the party. Cann contested the seat as an Independent Labor candidate but was easily defeated by Stanley. Stanley remained loyal to Lang until the early 1940s and was a member of
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Lang's breakaway parties the Australian Labor Party (NSW) in 1936–1938 and the Australian Labor Party (Non-Communist) in 1940. Stanley retained Lakemba at the next seven elections. but did not hold party, parliamentary or ministerial office.
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he was dismissed but was later re-employed with a lower rank and was promoted to tram driver in 1925. Stanley was active in community organizations in the
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the rest of the term as an Independent Labor member. He unsuccessfully contested the election against the endorsed Labor member
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area including the Sydenham-Bankstown Co-operative Building Society. He was elected to the office of alderman on
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had gained control of the party pre-selection process and ensured that his supporters were endorsed (see
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from 1927 until 1950. During his parliamentary career he was, at various stages, a member of the
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Stanley was elected to the New South Wales Parliament as the Labor member for the new seat of
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state election. In the three months prior to that election, the party leader and Premier
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Australian Labor Party members of the Parliament of New South Wales
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caucus solidarity and voted against the endorsed Labor candidate.
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Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
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Marrickville, New South Wales
Randwick, New South Wales
Labor Party
Australian Labor Party (NSW)
Australian Labor Party (Non-Communist)
New South Wales Legislative Assembly
Labor Party
Australian Labor Party (NSW)
Australian Labor Party (Non-Communist)
Marrickville, New South Wales
Tramways Employees Union
Australian General Strike of 1917
Lakemba
Canterbury Municipal Council
Lakemba
1927
Jack Lang
Lang Labor
St George
Minister for Public Health
George Cann
Jim Harrison
Legislative Council
Blaxland
1949
Asher Joel
Norman Thom
John Seiffert
Monaro
Roy Heferen

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