“Capital Punishmnt For Singing?” PARLIAMENT BLIMIS., No». (PA). —He confessed that some recorded singers he had heard seemed to provide a good argument to convert him. If he needed it, to a belief in capital punishment, but it had to be remembered that such artists were recorded by comptnies which believed them to be popular with the public,—the Minister nt Broadcasting (Mr. lloidge), 111 the House ot Hapresentatives tonight.
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Wanganui Chronicle, 10 November 1950, Page 2
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69Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 Wanganui Chronicle, 10 November 1950, Page 2
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