12 Apr 1946
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 12, 1946
Page
1
The Cobram Courier discusses postwar alien immigration policies and the impact on Australia’s labor market. It argues migration should fit the Commonwealth’s absorption capacity and avoid harming living standards, noting concern over aliens entering primary industries and retail sectors.
The article states that the Courier will not publish on Good Friday, April 19. It argues for prioritizing rehabilitation opportunities for servicemen over aliens, urging Australia to honor those who defended the nation. It cites C H Vickers on growth by absorption and concerns about immigration and democracy.
Personal notices list visits and relocations including Mr and Mrs A Gaylord and son Geoffrey visiting Melbourne and Terang on annual holidays Mrs A David left for Melbourne to reside with her husband transferred Bank of Australasia teller Fred Bailey to Howlong Branch Miss Kath Cruickshank of Berri gan began duties at Cobram Branch The engagement of Joy Sheppard to Clem Hudson is announced Meg Crimmins returned from Adelaide to Oaklands Mary Cullen to nurse at St Vincent's Hospital in Melbourne local speakers at a social evening include R Collie J Brennan George Little and J Cullen financial accounts and collections noted for Municipal and CRE accounts and F X Bathan references
The Cobram War Agricultural Committee met for the final time after three years in office. It reported on applicants for soldiers' releases and various farm aids, thanked the chair and members, and noted costs paid by the committee. The advisory note says only six tractors remain outstanding and directs applicants accordingly.
The Fire Brigade Ball ushered in the dancing season with Green and Gold decor and a cottage garden stage. Miss Mary Mulcahy won the Belle of the Ball title, receiving a flower basket amid applause. The event drew praise for frocks and festive attire. A Welcome Home cake at the Presbyterian Church followed, by Mrs Tweddle and W. Shire, with the shire treasurer reporting balances across municipal and civic accounts. Communications to Machinery Control Officer, VCA Buildings, Melbourne, were noted.
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