8702710PHILLIPS, Marion0public2019-08-09 00:26:352021-03-02 15:50:19130
PHILLIPSPhillips was the first Australian woman to win a seat in a national parliament, and the only one to have been elected to the House of Commons. FROM ADBMarion415M.80368704324PHILLIPS M. : Specific terms.Investigator on Royal Commission for the Poor Law 19098703131PHILLIPS, M. : Presbyterian Ladies College8704633PHILLIPS M. : Death 23 Jan 1932 @ London [ England ]8702927PHILLIPS M. : Arts.B.A., 1904, University of Melbourne8703027PHILLIPS M. : Science.D.Sc., 1909, London School of Economics8704924PHILLIPS M. : Life.Birth 23 Jan 1932http://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/phillips-marion-8036/text24870531Not listed on the Roll of Active Service. Working in London during the war she was on the committee of the Women's Training and Employment Committee, and a member of the Consumers' Council of the Ministry of Food. By 1914 she was effectively running the Women's Labour League and was elected to the Labour Party's War Emergency Workers' National Committee to organize the working-class response to the war. She negotiated the terms on which the Women's Labour League was incorporated into the reconstituted Labour Party in 1918.5318703937PHILLIPS M. : Research Assistant 1906 - @ London [ England ]8705337PHILLIPS M. : Member of House of Commons 1926 - @ London [ England ]470660958970
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