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Cobram Courier

Location

Cobram, Victoria, Australia

Date

May 30, 1947

Page

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Why Labor Went Back Friday May 30 1947

A 1947 analysis notes New South Wales and Queensland Labor parties avoided a major setback despite polls fearing a defeat. It credits firm Labor governments and lawful dispute methods for voter steadiness, while criticising opposition disunity and weak leadership as the main obstacle to unseating Labor. The Liberals in New South Wales claimed no Federal help was needed for their campaign, highlighting internal strains.

New South Wales Labor Party Queensland Labor Menzies

Not Here Must Not Happen Gangsterism Warns U S

The article argues gangsterism threatens the United States with a crime every 18 seconds and notes many notorious gangsters in the past had foreign names. It cites Al Capone’s death and warns against welcoming immigrants with parasitic aims while praising enterprise minded entrants.

United States America al Capone Australia Europe Britain

Horse Dies After Tied Back Breaks Neck

On Tuesday evening Mies Kaye Sims tied a bay horse to a tree by a halter. The horse, owned by Fred Tae, reared and fell, breaking its neck. Inspectors said the animal died about half an hour later.

Mies Kaye Sims Fred Tae

Presbyterian Ladies Guild Fruit Cake Guessing Prize

A guessing contest held with the Presbyterian Ladies Guild at a street stall awarded a fruit cake to Lad and Mr Mustica who both guessed 220 seeds in the bottle. A conversational exchange follows with Mirabel and Tate about the coincidence and an inquiry into Herbert's question.

Presbyter Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild Lad Mustica Mirabel'e “Ther Tate Herbert

Ambulance Ball Promises Social and Fundraiser Event

Next Wednesday features a night of Cotton, Boma Harris, Norah Hickey, Rosie Mc Kensie, Marie Ryan, Dorothy Stewart, Gladys Wood and Ruth Woods as debutantes. Mrs McDonald to receive the eleven debutantes. Hon J G B McDonald MLA to attend. Helpers urged for supper and cake donations to support Cobram ambulance service.

of Cotton Boma Harris Norah Hickey Rosie McKensie Marie Ryan Dorothy Stewart Gladys Wood Ruth Woods

Man Sentenced to 14 Days for Larceny in Cobram

Donald Blaze alias Hank the Ya was jailed fourteen days after pleading guilty to larceny. The offences include stealing an axe from the Cobram Fire Brigade and tools from the Cordial Factory, proceedings held at the Cobram Court of Petty Sessions.

E. J. Mulcahy J. E. Jones J'S.p Cobram Court of Petty Sessions Donald Blaze Hank the Areusea Cobram Fire Brigade

Brilliant Spectacle Aurora Display Lights Southern Sky

Avery reports a brilliant aurora spectacle lit the sky starting at 6 p m and growing in intensity until 6 30 p m with pink hues and white shafts resembling search lights from the South Pole. The glow tapered after 7 p m and recalls a prior aurora display seen to the south some months ago.

South Pole Atey

Searchlight Carbons and Cerium Fluoride from Monazite

Bulletin 200 from the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research describes core ingredients for high intensity searchlight carbons. It details preparation of cerium fluoride from Australian monazite, arc characteristics, and testing results showing local materials rival imported cerium fluorides for high intensity arcs.

Council For Scientific and Industrial Research Australia Teach N.S.W Queensland

Snowy River Report Should Not Be Imprisoned

The Commonwealth Government withheld findings from expert committees on the Snowy River diversion. The Economic Committee report was delayed for over three months and the engineers committee report completed earlier. Citizens of the Murray Valley deserve to be informed of decisions affecting them.

Snowy River Murray Valley

Letter From S H Scott From Australia Tour

Mr. Scott sends a short letter dated 1540 from near Alice Springs describing travels in Queensland and the Northern Territory. He notes encounters with Arunta people, camps, and sites used for the Overlanders film, mentions 35 military tents, a staff of 17 with 2 doctors and 3 hostesses, and observes 8000 cattle moving toward Alice Springs. He wishes Cobram FC good luck for Saturday’s game.

PW. Bates Cobram Scott Queensland Northern Territory Alice Springs Fink River Jay River McDonald Ranges Stanley Chasm

Well Known Welfare Sister Dies in Melbourne

Sister Muriel Peck, famed in nursing circles, died May 21 in a Melbourne private hospital after a long illness. She opened Victoria’s first baby welfare centre in Richmond in 1917 and devoted her life to mothers and babies. Born at Sale, she was Victoria’s first infant welfare nurse and later led the Infant Welfare Training School. She authored two books, Motherhood and Your Baby.

Muriel Peck Melbourne Sister Peck Richmond Sale Victoria Infant Welfare Training School

Personal P. W. Bales Holiday Visit in Cobram

Mr. P. W. Bales takes three weeks annual leave and is being relieved at the State Savings Bank by Douglas of Warrnambool. Mr and Mrs A James return from Melbourne holidays with Graham Ottery of Cohuna staying with them. Mrs J C Gilsenan, formerly Cobram Bank of Australasia, renews acquaintances in Cobram. The Cassidy family host their son John during school holidays. John attends a school in Melbourne. Friends of Mrs S M Scott who had an operation at Epworth Hospital progress satisfactorily and expect to leave hospital soon. Mrs P J Johnson of Hawthorn stays with her son and daughter in law Stan Johnson of Cobram.

P. W. Bales State Savings Bank Douglas Warrnambool A. James Melbourne Graham Ottery Cohuna J.C Gilsenan Cobram Bank of Australasia Jack Cassidy John S. M. Scott Epworth Hospital P. J. Johnson Hawthorn Stan Johnson

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Australian Wheat Board L. H. Dorman Philco Radio Philco Radio & Television Corporation Mantel and Table Models Wyatt Bros Station Street Fenn and Bolton Opticians Collins Street Cobram Hotel Bob Sandow KERO Shell Motor Spirit Shell Dieseline SHELL BOB Sandow Shell Depot RADIO J. Sumner Market Street Cobram Church Services Church OF England St Alden's Strathmerton Magraret's L. G. B. Rose George's L. Hamon Treasury Mes McDonald Mesdames Haw Gedye Aurora Australis Searchlight G. C. Moss M.L.A MR. S. H. Scott Helen Mulquiney SALON Beck St Katamatite A. Warner Town Hall Numurkai Gershwiris Robert Alda Joan Leslie Alexis Smith Charles Coburn Treacys Ringwig Numursuh Numurkah Dalgety & Company Ltd Wool & Stock Dalgetys Newmarket Bourke Stree McGauchie & Gilmour Masonic Hall COBRA J. H. Dhelin & CO J. H. D'Helin A.lf Ad General Commission Auction Mart Aueeey Dulie W. Ewart Cassidy
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