Gloucester RSL Sub-branch Plans Christmas Treat and Affiliations
The Gloucester RSL Sub-branch funds a Christmas party for members' children at Gloucester Park with arrangements led by Jack Yates. Aiming to fix a date in early evening, races and Santa appearances are hoped for. The group plans renewed affiliation with NSW ABL next year and outlines benefits at Anzac House. It also notes badge replacements and Life Membership changes, plus guidance on war gratuities investments via an RSL cooperative offering 5 percent compound interest.
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Gloucester
Nsw
F.S.L
Anzac House
Sydney
Chutr
R.S.L. Sub branch meeting notes and gratuity fund alert
Permanent Building and Investment Society Fund applications for gratuity payments are now at the Post Office. State HQ notes remaining FLS Flood Relief Fund funds and asks sub-branches to inform cases in need. Allan Parker from Glen Innes was guest at Friday’s meeting, introduced by Tom Dare. The annual meeting is set for the first Friday in February to review the year and elect officers. Wattie Wilson thanked members for support during his tenure as president.
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Permanent Building and Investment Society Fund
Jack Woolward
Wattie Wilson
Allan Parker
Glen Innes
Tom Dare
R.S.L
Ila
Co operative Marketing Of Fish In Sydney Debate
In the Legislative Assembly Mr. K G Wingfield criticised the states failure to hand over fish marketing to coastal cooperatives. He urged immediate transfer to save money and lower prices while calling for refrigerated transport cars to move fish from the North Coast to Sydney where £30000 worth was lost in transit over two years.
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Sydney
Fisherman's Co-operative Societies
Legislative Assembly
K. G. Wingfield
C.P
Clarence
Wingfield
Parliamment
Baddeley
Co-Operative Societies
Figures On Immigration Questions In Parliament
In Canberra the member for Lyne, Mr B J Eggins, pressed questions on immigration. Mr Holt denied any commitments by Australia, clarifying reports about Italian and European migrants were inaccurate. The exchange outlined a balanced migration plan aiming for about 20,000 migrants, with Italian, Dutch, and British sources considered. Data shows 308,560 permanent arrivals Oct 1945 to June 1950, with 36,000 more in the quarter to Sept 1950, nationality details pending.
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House of Representatives
Canberra
Lyne
BE. J. Eggins
Figgins
John Storey
Timmigration Planning Council
Holt
Australia
Immigration Planning Council
Haylen
Rome
Thalian
Beetleman
Menzies
Tio Inter
Enga Pean
United Kingdom
Eggins
Commonwealth
Government plans bold British migration push to Australia
The authorities outline aims to add two million residents in ten years via large scale immigration. Britain leads priority, with Europe becoming a main source alongside Western Germany Austria and Italy. Shipping for migrants will increase and a detailed 1951 prospect will follow.
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Fif
Canada
Australia
International Refugee Organisation
Europe
Hollan
Germany
Austria
Italy
Great Britain
Conrand Council Faces Setback in Local Elections
Mr W T King claims four Conrand Council colleagues suffered a Waterloo at the local government elections, phrased amid odd imagery of lush paspalum and ruined nylons, signaling a sharp political shift and contested outcomes.
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W. T .King
Conrand
Waterloo
Dress Caught In Spindle Fatal Farm Accident
Brenda Mellwain two years old died after her dress caught in a milking machine spindle at the MacLeay district farm. Her elder sister Lynette cried out as Brenda was pulled toward the shaft. mother stopped the engine and Brenda died at MacLeay District Hospital. Police urge guards on belts and movable farm machinery for safety.
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Brenda Mellwain
Clem Mellwain
Fungal
MacLeay District
Brenda
Lynette
McKwain
Department of Labour and Industry
Police oMoer
Northern Champion to Lose Its Oldest Staff Member
After nearly 30 years as editor and reporter on The Champion, Mr Syd Christophers will terminate his association with the Northern Champion. He plans to move to Kiama with his wife and son Paul early in January to take over a business. A complimentary social for Dr BH EF Milligan acknowledged his impending departure and praised his high standard of work.
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Syd
Christophers
Taree
Kiana
the Champion
Ceurt
Rey Hse
Paul
Kiama
Bh.ef
Milligan
Mr. Christophers
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RSL
Financia
Thetate
Denison
Santa
Toy Department
Optometrist
Webster
Jack & McDonald
J. Bell
M.L
Street & Parish Pty. Ltd
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Tamworth
Commonwealth Bank
Garners
Westminster
H.M.V. Little Nipper
Wales
China
Sweeny Bros
Majestic Bakery
Procera
Don Mills
Bing Street
B. Saxby
Taxi
D. Bleverson
Dress
Macleay
H. Thornton
Market Street
Lowry
Church Street
Senden Wanguard Ccczity
Cea
Wwe
Dombkins Bros
Denison ST
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