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Donald M. Fraser (born 1904) was a Scottish socialist activist.
Fraser was educated at the University of Edinburgh , before becoming a magistrate in North Borneo . He became aware of the oppressive role of British rule, and resigned to become a schoolteacher in Scotland.[1]
Fraser joined the Independent Labour Party , serving as vice-chair of its Scottish area, but resigned to join the Socialist League split, and was secretary of the London Socialist League. He also became active in the Fabian Society , serving on its executive. He was secretary of the 1936 Fabian Group, and organised a conference on socialism and non-manual workers.[1]
At the 1935 United Kingdom general election , Fraser stood for the Labour Party in Farnham , but he was not elected. He was then adopted as Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for North Norfolk , but no election was held until 1945.[1] Common Wealth Party , becoming secretary of its eastern region, and then of its North Midlands region. In 1947, he was elected as the party's chair.[2]
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^ a b c "Biographies of new candidates". Fabian News . May 1937.
^ "Common Wealth and Germany". The Times . 8 April 1947.
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