Thompson Defends Wheat Marketing Bill in Parliament
In a House debate on the Wheat Marketing Bill, Mr. V C Thompeon argues for a Commonwealth wheat pool, noting prior defeats and lobbying, and defending Government stance against the Fiduciary Notes Bill. He praises Minister for Markets for persisting, predicting broad support from wheat growers across states.
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House of Representatives
V. C. ‘Thompeon
M.I.R
New England
Parker Moloney
Gove Ent
Tam
Latham
Thomny
Western Australia
Commonwealth
Venueman
J Ton
Australia
State pools and wheat growers in New South Wales debate
The discussion centers on State pools as an alternative to a Commonwealth pool for wheat marketing. Arguments note the lack of export control by State pools and the possible appeal to growers, especially in Queensland. The speaker praises a wheat bill as a historic measure and predicts stronger farmer influence in federal politics. Mention of Murrumbiddir irrigation debt and government relief to settlers is noted.
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New South Wales
Condh
Australia
Queensland
Hierto
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