(Q6248082)

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John McLeay, Sr.

businessman and politician in South Australia (1893-1982)

Jack McLeay
Sir John McLeay
Sir Jack McLeay
John McLeay Snr
John McLeay Senior

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John McLeay, Sr. (English)

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19 November 1893^Gregorian

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subject named as

Sir John McLeay (1893–1982)

7 January 2023

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Sir John McLeay (1893–1982)

7 January 2023

22 June 1982

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Sir John McLeay (1893–1982)

7 January 2023

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subject named as

Sir John McLeay (1893–1982)

7 January 2023

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Sir John McLeay (1893–1982)

7 January 2023

John McLeay, Jr.

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Sir John McLeay (1893–1982)

7 January 2023

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business executive

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Speaker of the House of Representatives

29 August 1956

31 October 1966

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subject named as

Sir John McLeay (1893–1982)

7 January 2023

member of the Australian House of Representatives

electoral district

10 December 1949

31 October 1966

John McLeay, Jr.

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Sir John McLeay (1893–1982)

7 January 2023

1935

1937

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Australian Dictionary of Biography

Australian Dictionary of Biography ID

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Sir John McLeay (1893–1982)

7 January 2023

Lord Mayor of Adelaide

1946

1949

parliamentary group

Liberal and Country League of South Australia

Arthur Ernest William Short

Reginald Walker

parliamentary term

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Australian Dictionary of Biography

Australian Dictionary of Biography ID

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subject named as

Sir John McLeay (1893–1982)

7 January 2023

Lord Mayor of Adelaide

1949

1950

parliamentary group

Liberal and Country League of South Australia

Arthur Ernest William Short

parliamentary term

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Australian Dictionary of Biography

Australian Dictionary of Biography ID

mcleay-sir-john-jack-15037

subject named as

Sir John McLeay (1893–1982)

7 January 2023

Member of the South Australian House of Assembly

electoral district

19 March 1938

28 March 1941

parliamentary group

independent politician

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Former Members – Parliament of South Australia

SA Parliament member ID

subject named as

Hon Sir John McLeay KCMG MM

30 November 2022

Unley High School

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English Wikipedia

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Australian Dictionary of Biography

Australian Dictionary of Biography ID

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Sir John McLeay (1893–1982)

7 January 2023

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member of political party

Liberal Party of Australia

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Liberal and Country League of South Australia

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independent politician

19 March 1938

28 March 1941

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Former Members – Parliament of South Australia

SA Parliament member ID

subject named as

Hon Sir John McLeay KCMG MM

30 November 2022

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Second Battle of Villers-Bretonneux

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military branch

First Australian Imperial Force

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Sturt Football Club

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Former Members – Parliament of South Australia

SA Parliament member ID

subject named as

Hon Sir John McLeay KCMG MM

30 November 2022

Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George

1 January 1962

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Former Members – Parliament of South Australia

SA Parliament member ID

subject named as

Hon Sir John McLeay KCMG MM

30 November 2022

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John McLeay

7 January 2023

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Commons category

Sir John McLeay

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Australian Dictionary of Biography ID

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Wikipedia(2 entries)

arzwiki جون مكلاى
enwiki John McLeay Sr.

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commonswiki Category:Sir John McLeay

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