Canberra tense debate over Defence Transitional Provisions bill
In Canberra the second reading of the Defence Transitional Provisions Bill sparked a heated exchange in Parliament. Prime Minister Menzies defended wartime controls and warned against limiting powers, while opposition and coalition members debated the scope of extended wage and industrial regulations amid concerns over parliamentary functions and national security.
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Maprema
Menzies
House of Representatives
Mam ‘Ie
Country Party
A. W. Fedden
Fadden
Paden
Industris Uphearabe
Australis
Lang
Evatt Ald
Manufacturers' Warning On Need For More Production
Canberra reports the Associated Chambers of Manufactures ACMA warns of broader export opportunities and industrial unrest. The address argues for a fourty hour week, common wage scales, and court arbitration to stabilize labor relations.
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John Adamson
Chambers of Manufactures
Jancy
Canberra
L. Withall
Acrmce
Australia
Associated Chambers of Manufactures
Court of Conculiation
ACMA
ACALA
Queensland
West Australia
New South and
Victoria
Manefacturera
Notwith
Atanding Hit
Cnatom
A.cm.a
Ben Wes Jloyers
Conanel
Erate A.C.T.U
Oesabes
Emi Ployera
Commonwealth
Relief From Taxation and Controls Hearing in Parliament
Mr Adamson argued that over the next year the Commonwealth aims to deliver taxation relief to individuals and industry. He noted a wartime rise in income and taxation despite only a six percent population increase, warning that continued price and profit controls hinder efficiency and new enterprise. He called for modification of war emergency controls to fit peacetime business needs.
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Adamson
Commonwealth
Associated Chambers
Inter
Eskimos Debate Trade and Tariff Policies in Seattle
The Associated Chambers of Commerce express a strong stance on trade and tariff policy. They advocate maintaining uncompromising realism to safeguard economic interests of Alaska and Australia, urging attraction of new citizens and capital while stressing the need for lawful immigration and industrial growth.
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Feders
Kitosea Boye
Seattle
Ameri Sea
Nome
Point
Arift Ireues
Aure
Anchorage
Fairbanks
U.S
Bollon
Wwerseas
Australia
Australis
Harriman Sees Fear of Low Mood Hurting Economy
Secretary of Commerce W Averell Harriman says some people fear an economic low mood and insist that American producers meet strong demand. He argues the nation can overcome such defeatism and maintain output despite worries.
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New York
W. Averell Harriman
America
Mamisin
Ara
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