To Pool or Not to Pool Wheat Debate in Australia
Mr Dunn of Tamworth argues against compulsory wheat pooling and a Wheat Marketing Board. He cites Toowoomba meeting reports, Queensland losses, and Western Australia gains under voluntary pooling, warning the board would strip growers of control, impose fines, audits, and harsh penalties. He urges growers to vote No and preserves his wartime warning voice.
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Nucassary
Wheat Marketing Board
Thorby
Trethowan
Lenn
Queensland
Toowoomba
Bosril
Darling Down
Western Australia
Compulsory Wheat Pool Debate Prompts Farmer Support
E E Field of Riverina urged Wellington growers to back a complete wheat pool under the Marketing Act. He argued the pool would unify producers, raise the local price, and trim costs by centralising finance, freight, and office expenses. Attendees pressed questions as the session highlighted divide with speculators and open-market advocates.
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E. Field
Riverina
Bere
Farmora and Lett
Jere Asan
Wellington
Australia
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Europe
London
Townsend Replies to Miller in Wheat Pool Debate
Townsend spoke at Golan on a Tuesday night defending his stance against Miller. He criticized Miller for a personal gain focus and noted Townsend’s association with Farmers and Grasser Co. He argued Miller preferred sharp statements over constructive critique and said he felt wary when Miller opposed him on the wheat pool.
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Townsend
Gollan
Miller
Wimash Wan
Towneend
Voting Votine in connection with the pool a compulsory
The notice mentions a pool vote with compulsory participation and ballots issued on September 4 and returnable on September 14. It references Teer the new Systems Telephone Co Ltd, True Music radio at Wilkins Motors Gut and Care for Hire, Phone 43, Darey Walker.
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Teer
New Systems Telephone Co. Ltd
True Music
Wilkins Motors
Darey Walker
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