30 Mar 1951
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1951
Page
1
Editorial urges a double dissolution and April 28 election to restore a workable Federal Parliament. It argues electors must judge the past 15 months of unworkable government, curb party intrigue, and decide if they want renewed parliamentary effectiveness or continued stagnation.
Mr Neil Halloran, head teacher at Barooga State School for three years, is transferred to Funbalong near Condobolin NSW. A farewell social will be held at Barooga Hall on Tuesday night. Eddie Connelly returns to Ulverstone after a Barooga holiday. John Coldwell to wed Barbara Ellis daughter of Union Bank Alexandra. Traillana family of Ulverstone holidaying with Owens in Barooga.
J B Priestley three act play presented by a professional cast at Mechanics Hall on Saturday March 31. Bookings available at Dutneall’s.
A local alert warns those traveling at night without lights on motor vehicles bicycles and motorcycles must comply with new regulations. The origin and start date of the blitz are uncertain but the warning signals its approach.
A travelling theatre company with a budget of seven thousand pounds plans a visit to Congo this Saturday. The program aims to bring performances to regional audiences through a compact touring unit.
The article details two year old Prince Charles steadily learning words like airplane and mam gtoverhis Malta trip. It notes his progress in speech, table manners, and play, his outdoor time with nurse Helen Lightbody, and affection for his sister Anne and cousin Prince Richard of Gloucester. Princess Elizabeth Witnesses steady development and plans for time with her children.
Over a fortnights period nine babies arrived at Cobram District Hospital. Parents receive congratulations as each birth is noted, including families from John Holland Vern Wyatt A Slattery Greg Bourke Zito Brian G man Leo Maidment and Robt Barroll with newborn sons and daughters.
Printed and published by Frederick Ernest Sperling on Broadway Street ete at the registered premises and under the proprietorship of New Sunraysia Daily Pty. Ltd. located on Deakin Avenue in Mildura.
Soldier settlers of Yarroweyah in the Murray Valley stage a second venture with a £200 registered programme on Saturday March 31. Promoters provide a creche and a full slate of pedestrian, cycling, and horse events under GVDMSA auspices, featuring handicaps and open races. Inspector Calls play at Mechanics Hall Cobram after booking at Datnesil's.
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