Plight of Migrant Widows in Australia
Canberra reports outline an immigration department statement on widows from Europe seeking employment and housing in Australia. Officials say humanitarian grounds justify accepting them, with most widows having one child and domestic help needs prompting temporary accommodation and jobs. Further details available from the Department of Immigration and Commonwealth Migration Services.
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Canberra
Department of Immigration
Australie
Commonwealth
Hainte
Europe
Austral
Department of Triumigration
National Radio ISDA Schedule and Names Across Sydney
A crowded Australian radio timetable lists hours and programs from Judo News to Music Breakfast. It mentions hospital half hour, women’s magazine, country hour, and service broadcasts from Melbourne to Sydney, with vendor notes for retailers at 95 Elizabeth Street.
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Atusic Breakfast Hospital
Knual
Gergarien
Behool
Berial
Husewite
Msic
BC Wewsreel
Even- Paul's Cathedral
Melbourne
Ilo
Elizabeth Street
Sydney
Language War Splits Belgium Airport Staff
A local Belgian airfield controversy pits Flemish and Walloon communities over language use. Flemish workers protest French inscriptions and management by Brussels officials, while signs and communication are staggered by language rules. The clash echoes historical divides and calls for constitutional solution amid years of tension.
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Et 7
St. Melswreek
Bruxelilis
1 5
Ministry of Communications
Flemsh
Lichthawn
Lundesceath
Fleman
Hull
Belgium
Germany
Calaboeste
Wallon
Wallonia
Encreuhite
Ongealation
Laa
Fremin
Flanders
Blingual Brunets
Macon
Engagements and social notes in Cairns spotlight
In Social Spotlight the engagement of Olgs Mary, daughter of Mr Taylor, to William Gwen, son of Mrs Me Meyer, is cited with Cairns ties. A monthly Cais Q.CW.A Younger Set meeting at Paulina McMinna Memorial Home covered officers, guests, apologies, and a credit balance. reports on Mad Hatters Party, upcoming barbecua, and next Younger Set event at Yorkeys Nob were noted. Also detailed are Cairns to south travel departures on morning and afternoon planes with lists of passengers to Brisbane, Townsville, Rockhampton and Mackay. arrivals from the south on the AKA flight.
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Mary
R Taylor
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Taylor
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Pacific
Cairns
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Paulina McMinna Memorial
Birry Morris
Mimes LM
Mia
E. Morne
Besch Holme
Yorkey
Mus M Lennon
Ray
Calta
Olive
Mra
Morrix
Cupper
Ser Fey
Cairne
Brixbane
G. Davies
Thompain
Townsville
Fase
Mies Lixon
Minn J. Jonson
Meare
Ro. Holt
Weinheimer
G. Stevens
R Richarson
Coutts
Wordsworth
Parisi
TG. Griga
Blanchard
G. Fania B. Fox
N. Rainford
DL Wells
GJ. Lawrence
Brisbane
Beaman
EM. Dodd. de
Mra JR
Mise
Donaidein
D. Braithenwaite
Rockhampton
Panglase
Bowen
Mim B Cummings
A. Wynataniey
Cain
Townmike
D. Wale G Moses
Minson FL Sut
Kelly
J. Cumming
Theatres Show At Tropical Toratte And Plaza Theatre
A mixed bill features Bob Hope in Where There’s Life at Tropical Toratte with Sam Hase and Ororye Ouulouris in support, and Betty Grable with Dun dole in a Mermaid story at Plaza Theatre. Also showing That Brennan Itl with James Dunn and Freeman and You Gotta Stay Happy with Joan Fontaine and Jimmy Stewart. St Monica’s Debutante Ball plans announced for tomorrow night at Hibernian Hill under Diocese guidance with fourteen debutantes presented and Night Life band providing music and supper.
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Bob Hope
William ‘Bendix
Sam Hase
Ororye Ouulouris
Upport
Ie Geren Hinn
Staring Pa O'Bren
Rob ‘Ert Ryan
Bardars Hele
Joan Fontaine
Jimmy Stewart
Addie Alber
Brennan Itl
Suane James Dunn
MA ‘Freeman
St Monica's
St Monia
Hibernian Hill
le “Athaite Daughters
Australia
Cairar
Puttar Hunt
Dresa
Drift to cites and North Queensland rural decline
Letter from Port Douglas dated June 18 outlines population drift from the North Queensland area and calls for measures to protect primary producers from drought and cyclone losses. The writer, W. Mek Stewart, argues that economic hardship forces borrowing and debt, threatening family welfare and regional stability. He urges public opinion to support reform benefiting farmers and rural workers.
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Cairns Post
Queens
Atala Ring
Mane
Economie
Sarer
W. Mek Stewart
Port Douglas
Migrant family in cowshed in Moe Victoria
June 12 Melbourne reports a migrant family living in a converted cowshed at Moe since arriving eight months ago. Seobel Saxelby, six, and parents were welcomed by the Immigration Minister Calwell and sponsored locally. The family hopes to return to Scotland, while father James Saxelby works as a structural piler with the State Electricity Commission at Yallourn.
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Seobel Saxelby
Australiia
AA Calwell
Tachel
Tommissalon
Yallourn
Moe
Saxelbys
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