Senators in Burra Advocate Yes Vote On March Referendum
Senators Hardy and McLachlan visited Burra to argue for a Yes vote on March 6 in the constitutional referendum. Mayor Woollecott chaired as they urged open minds on questions about Commonwealth control of aviation and national marketing schemes, praising the constitution’s purpose while acknowledging past debates.
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J. McLachlan
J. Hardy
Senate
Burra
T. FH Woollecott
McLachlan
Hardy
Buera
Issus
Boand
Sip Tanne Tstaes
South Australia
Tea Mista
Barra
Commonwealth
National aviation and protection in Australia clash
Senator Hardy argues for a united approach to aviation and tariff policy to protect living standards. He contends six state controls would wreck aviation and promotes a national price within Australia for goods to ensure fair wages across manufacturing and farming sectors, warning that rejecting protection lowers living standards.
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Wes
Hardy
South Australia
Commonwealth
Austrasia
Federtalon
Australia
Clause 29 Guards Smaller States in Referendum Debate
A public meeting in Borra featured Senator Murdy and supporters arguing that the proposed constitutional changes protect smaller states. They cited Clause 29 forbidding laws or regulations that favor one state, or any part, over another, and questioned the need for compulsory pooling. Supporters urged readers to assess the referendum through this lens and vote accordingly. The event closed with thanks to the chairman and speakers.
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Wogfal
Maray
Mainain
Borra
Commonwealth
Thares
Murdy
Hardy
Ne Chiirnmn
No retail trade reform poll push in New South Wales
A letter from G. Hine of Sydney argues against the March marketing referendum, asserting it preserves high consumer prices and favors landowners over primary producers. He condemns Lyons Co. and Federal tariff policies, cites dairy farm land expansion, and urges a NSW No vote to protect trade freedom and farmer livelihoods.
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South Australia
N.S.W
W.E.W
Council Snd-Wom
Messrs Tyuns' and Co
N. Bmw
Messrs Lyons & Co
Lyons
Acpan
United States
Nsw
Sydney Town
Ua.p
Lste
Neglected tread cuts menace tyres and wallets
An Ardor of caution urges timely tyre care noting a tiny tread cut can unlock grit that gradually widens the fault. Goodyear research explains how continuous friction spreads damage, ultimately causing tyre failure and costly replacement. Ashleigh Grove, Millwood. February 4 2937.
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Goodyear Research Department
Tyre safety from tread wear and neglect
A historical note warns that tyres wear prematurely from neglected tread care. It urges regular inspection and timely replacement of worn portions to prevent tyre failure and potential accidents.
Carbon Monoxide Danger Remains Real on Queensland Roads
The BAL A warns that carbon monoxide from motor vehicles can kill in enclosed spaces and urges four inches of open window per passenger. It also cautions drivers in country bends to slow down, noting centrifugal force and reduced friction on curves can cause cars to skid off the road at high speeds.
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Queensland
BALA
BAA
BUSA
Hydraulic brakes warning on fluid safety for cars
The EAA Technical Department warns of danger from using inferior fluid in hydraulic brake systems. Rubber tubing in the brake lines may be cracked by improper top ups, risking immediate brake failure. motorists are urged to use only correct, reputable brake fluid in their vehicles.
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EAA
Natice
Fem
Ra.a. Novines
POLISH AND HEALTH ALERTS FOR LEATHER GOODS
The price rise for leather goods forces higher costs for handbags purses cases and shoes. Regular weatherproof polishing extends life and appearance of boots and shoes. Clean and polish before wearing to protect investment and reduce damage.
Royal Institution Item Detains North Adelaide Product
A brief notice from the Royal Institution reports a product labeled as made at the Slend North Adelaide facility. Detainment actions are underway with local authorities and the item remains under inspection.
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Royal Institution For the
North Adelaide
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