McAnally, I, fl 1930-1950s. :The rising tide of Labour. The Standard, 4 February 1937.
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McAnally, I, fl 1930-1950s. :The rising tide of Labour. The Standard, 4 February 1937.

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McAnally, Ivan M, 1908-1991, Standard (Wellington, N.Z.)
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Prime Minister George Forbes as 'Old King Cannot [Canute]' is unable to stop the incoming sea that is the rising strength of the Labour Party. Behind his throne are representatives of the 'Tory press', 'vested interests', 'mother of twelve', 'recalcitrant officials', 'county councils' and 'sniper'.
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