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Sir John McEwen, the division's namesake The Division was proclaimed at the redistribution of 14 September 1984, and was first contested at the 1984 federal election . It was named after Sir John McEwen , leader of the Australian Country Party from 1958 to 1971, who served as caretaker Prime Minister of Australia after the disappearance of Harold Holt in 1967.
John Blackwood McEwen. Sir John Blackwood McEwen (* 13.April 1868 in Hawick; † 14. Juni 1948 in London) war ein schottischer Komponist und von 1924 bis 1936 Direktor der Royal Academy of Music in London.
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After gaining prominence with the Victorian Farmers’ Union, he became the member for the federal seat of Echuca in 1934. McEwen became leader of the Country Party and Deputy Prime Minister in 1958 and was a minister for 24 years of his 37 years in Parliament. He held portfolios in aviation, external affairs and was a member of the Advisory ...
14. juni 1948 (80 år) London. Yrke. komponist, musikkpedagog, universitetslærar. Språk. engelsk. John Blackwood McEwen ( 13. april 1868 – 14. juni 1948) var ein skotsk komponist, rektor, professor, pianist, lærar og forfattar . McEwen var fødd i Hawick i Skottland. Han studerte komposisjon på Det kongelege Musikkonservatoriet i London ...
John Blackwood McEwen ( 1868 Hawick – 1948) oli skotlantilainen säveltäjä. Hän valmistui vuonna 1888 Master of Arts -arvolla Glasgow’n yliopistosta. Hän jatkoi opintojaan Royal Academy of Musicissa Lontoossa. Vuonna 1895 hän sai nimityksen South Parish Churchin kuoromestariksi Greenockissa; hän opetti tällöin Athenaeum School of ...
McEwen thus became the longest-tenured member of the government, with the informal right to veto government policy. The most significant instance in which McEwen exercised this right came when Holt disappeared in December 1967. John Gorton became the new Liberal Prime Minister in January 1968.
