Australian tariff debate at Sunday electors meeting
A largely attended meeting at the School of Arts heard Mr Jim Reardon, Senate candidate, and Mr Theodore, supporter of protectionist policy, argue for strong tariffs to protect Australia's industry. They warned of federal versus state powers, urged domestic manufacture, and criticized free trade while stressing national growth and the need for Canberra leadership.
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Thewacre
M. J
Jim Reardon
School of Arts
Burchill
Theodore le
Reardon
Senate
Theodore
Herbert
Mackey
Thursday Island
Federal Ag
Daaues
Great Britain
Commonwealth
Melbourne
Canberra
Owais
Labour Party
Heodore
Pres Vor
Ot le Bruce
Bruce
Australia
United Kingdom
America
Japan
Europe
Elven
Aus. Wallh
Auer
Jaya
Tarif Board
Australiug Prade
Taylor
Jookle
Avetentia
Austia
Bureau of Commerce
Australis
Glasgow
Austalia
Rauluuil
Belgium
Gerry
Argoe
Oxford
Ustralia
Australigh Gipa
Prometion Ronhe Shipping Combine
Australi
Commonwealth Bank
Rte
Ite Wits
Burl Page
People of
Whhich West
Commauwwalth Biok
Watt
Mey
Erie
Lange
Hue
Tax policy debate and Queensland taxation critique
A transcript describes a political address criticizing progressive income tax and revenue from customs in Queensland and New South Wales. It discusses deficits, public debt, and social fairness, comparing state administrations and noting perceived tax burdens on families and city dwellers. It cites figures and references newspaper claims about government borrowing and the impact on voters.
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Valle
Teo
Queensland
West
New South
New South Wales
Opie
Come Woven
New Yorks
Wwe
Ram
Lawlor
Tijar
Loulinder
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William Coppin
Hossa
Aera
Spitals
Mierm
Angelate
Galing
Leadon
Irgeand
Dng
Irumford
Nesiles
Itera
Sovegs
Coney Wade
WU Roy
Oder
al Yam
Colecany
Mudgee
N.S.W
Ford
Ford Assembly
Ford Motor Company O” Australia Pty
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