Earle Page Addresses Manilla Country Party Meeting
Dr. Earle Page leader of the Country Party spoke at Memorial Hall in Manilla to a large, orderly audience. The mayor presided as Page outlined a program of national reconstruction emphasizing expanded industry, jobs for youth, care for the old, and a cooperative global stance with emphasis on private enterprise. He argued against economic nationalism and urged using the Ottawa formula with Britain, called for market expansion for wheat and wool, and proposed measures to stabilize exchange rates and reduce production costs while maintaining employment.
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Country party outlines 1931 tariff reform plan
Dr Page defends a detailed program to cut costs and tariffs to revive prosperity in farming. It calls for immediate debt adjustment, continued stable exchange, and expanded Commonwealth housing facilities while urging tariff reform, Empire preference, and a national insurance approach.
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