Birth notices and returns from war time Benalla area
Mr and Mrs Don Alsel Violet Town announce the birth of a daughter at Farce Bush Nursing Hospital. Mrs W J Tame formerly Margery Webster of Wan Hill and Benalla announce arrival of a son Julian Burnham at Bush Nursing Hospital. Mr and Mrs May Croxford Amythe Street announce a daughter Lynete Helen. Mr and Mrs J J Ward Bridge Street announce arrival of a son at Bush Nursing Hospital. Dunlop of Harkly Street report son Lieut-Col Sment Dunlop reached Townsville after a war career and may return soon. Rachel Bien and P/Bgt John Wilkinson released from Korea and well. Miss Garner holidaying with the Vernons. Alf Urbahne returns to Melbourne after surveying Benalla town. Alf renews acquaintances. Frank Greenaway at Bougainville hopes to return home. Miss B Bennison holidaying at Auburn. Lorraine McGrickard holidaying in Brisbane. Private John Res of 3/40, Alf con Cyril Foe Crofton Street, and brother of the late Fit/Liewt Dick Hoe, a former POW in Java, returns to Benalla. Navy members on leave include Wallace Col Hing, Ted Hanns, and Alan Bewell, sons of local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Alsel
Violet Town
Farce Bush Nursing Hospital
W. J. Tame
Margery Webster
Wan Hill
Benalla
Julian Burnham
Bush Nursing Hospital
Saturney
May Croxford
Amythe Street
Lynete Helen
Bridge Street
Dunlop
Harkly Street
Sment Dunlop
Townsville
John Res
Alf
Cyril Foe
Crofton Street
Fit
Dick Hoe
Java
John
Jeave
Wallace Col. Hing
Wilfred Cullina
Ted
Hanns
J. T
Hanne
Alan Bewell
William Bewell
Austra
Howes
Albert Macklin
Jim
Fenalls
Kirkby
Henalin Street
Tim
Peter
Alan Sewell
Tove Cogger
D. Hines
Williams
Koene Street
Wodong
Tain Ve Nason
Betty Calder
O.W
Prisoners of War Homecoming and Violet Town News
Violet Town items report returnees and visitors as former prisoners of war come home from Asia and Europe. Families and friends renew acquaintances at Violet Town railway station and in town with updates on Ray Davidaga and others. Private Jim Hackland's welcome marks a highlighted return from Japanese captivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Town
Jim Hackland
Siis
J. Backland
Road to Morocco Tops The Laugh Feast At The Movies
The feature presents Bing Crosby Bob Hope and Mary Astor with songs Moonlight Becomes You Constantly Alas Got a Dime to My Name and How to Morocco. The spoof follows Hopalong Caps Aldy tone and a frontier queen in a race of wits and wit filled adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Zanibar
Morocco
Bing Crosby
Bob Hops
Berethy Lamour
Paramounts
Hollywood
Hopp
Hie
Frontier Crime
Trust threatened with legal proceedings at Benalla meeting
At a Benalla Waterworks Trust meeting a letter from C P J Keight requested a quibble apology within 28 days or legal action would follow over a defaming statement. F Bigmore denied making the claim, saying it appeared in the Standard via a statement by pumping engineer Hehe Hecht. The chairman noted the issues had been interfered with and the letter was received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuiday
Benalla
Mc Bigmore
Hehe Hecht
Com Ray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rachel Bien
John Wilkinson
Koree
Binnapors
Mies Garner Ie
Vernon Harris
RAAF
Morris
Alf. Urbahne
Melbourne
T. J. Pratt
Baeendon
Epent Os Halling
Benatle
E. ‘Thompson
Frank Greenaway
Bougainville
3Rd Battalion
Maidew Guinea
Misa B. Bennison
Auburn
Lorraine McGrickard
Brisbane
Mre Cowley
Val King
Geelong
Mra T. Underwood
Able Reaman Ray Davidaga
Royal Navy
Jock” Davidson
Charien 'Street
Ray
Lyoung Ladies
John Runeau
Richmond East
A. Hissell
Aydney Road
York
Hogan
Bundey
G. Watkins
Mies Jean Harper
Mre Harper
Davey Birect
Dot Greatwood
Moaman Fort Aignal Hattery
Mre Greenwood
Hridge Street
Mim
Shirley McFarlane
C. McFarlane
Tom Carlyon
Goorambat
Walter Noy
Henry Moy
Tonquin
H. G. Howlett
Poland
Tom
Jim Feldmann
Stewarton
Toth
Gooramhat
Priday
PT. Bergin
Alleen
At. Killa
Mra M. Bergin
Thorta
W. Sawyer
Thoons
Mra TP
Joyer
Winton
Will Qeoo
Wanwaretta Community Hospital
David Rodda
Hev
Mr. Rodda
Jim Mille
Mr and Bry Mill
Tamleugh
Alea
Gribble
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