Professor Bland Addresses Housewives in Sydney Talk
Professor F A Ein addressed the Housewives Association in Sydney warning that Referendum powers proposed for the Commonwealth would usurp state authority and create a permanent central bureaucracy. He cited the Defence power and employment provisions as eroding state rights, warned of a five year time limit and the risk of permanent centralization. Authored by the Australian Constitutional League, Australia House, Carrington Street.
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F. A. Ein
Pousewives Association
Sydney
Commonwealth
John Hedge
Australian Constitutional League
Australia House
Carrington Street
Yes or No to the Editor in Australia referendum debate
Ethel M Adams of Magrant Gloucester voices concern over anti Yes advertisements urging a No vote. She argues state and federal powers are needed to create employment, control prices, and fund health housing and pensions, warning against profiteering and unemployment in postwar Australia.
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Labor Party
N.S.W
Britain
France
U.S.A
Australia
New Constitutional League
Hail
Ethel M. Adams
Magrant
Gloucester
DR. Evatt
Coombs
Gopland
Commonwealth
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