Val Doube
Australian politician
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Val Doube
Australian politician
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Valentine Joseph "Val" Doube ( ...... torian State Relief Committee.
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Valentine Joseph Doube
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1988-01-18
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Victorian Minister of Health
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Schoolteacher and public servant
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1941-05-17
Freda May Scott
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Member for Albert Park
Member for Oakleigh
Minister of Health
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Australian politician
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Valentine Joseph "Val" Doube ( ...... ined until the end of the war.
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Val Doube
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Val Doube
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