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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1934
Page
5
The State Country Party’s parliamentary committee argues Australia is nearing recovery as global depression lingers elsewhere. It credits prudent policy, calm leadership, and stability within the British Empire, urging continued support for primary industries to restore prosperity and avoid radical shifts.
The piece discusses Labour’s stance on a forthcoming Federal election, Labour unity, and reforms to the money system. It argues the creation and control of credit should be a national function with the state owning and directing credit in the people’s interest, elevating workers and farmers as wealth producers. It contrasts Labour plans with other parties’ positions.
An old Australian advertisement touts a DIY cough remedy using WEENZO and HEENZO. It claims twenty years of savings, easy dilution in water, and suitability for babies and adults for chest and throat ailments.
The Parliament wraps a special session focused on the secession issue and a constitutional amendment to legalize an office under the Crown for MLC Mr. Clydesdale. Debate reveals mixed support for secession, with members from various parties voicing cautious positions while a three-member delegation to England is approved to present The Case for Secession to explore federation options.
Discussion of the State Transport Co-ordination Act 1933 outlining aims for improved transport, definitions, and the Western Australian Transport Board. It covers board constitution, functions, and annual reporting, emphasizing streamlined rail tramway and road services for the state's vast territory.
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