Fathers' Association meeting backs postwar plans and unity
J LD Baldie, Victorian secretary, addressed the Nu v. branch urging vigorous postwar rehabilitation work and broader support for soldiers’ families. He praised cooperation with other bodies, pressed for stronger branches, and announced future women’s organizing efforts while thanking visitors and stressing non political aims.
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Ir J. LD. Baldie
Sailors’ Soldiers
Armen Fathers’ Association
Nuv
Baldie
Sears
Reil Wats
Peneloat
Baldie Adouhu
Dhe
Mir Baldie
Feowty
Ogden
Bramenes
Luna
Ael
Lhornu
Wiliwil
Yiwitredt
Ahd We
Elurgy
Ioc
Bigrig
Gordon Wily Bedi
Bae Dee Kas Roy Anulundda
Wes.l
Ny Ll
Guomumilttes
Hanks Ncllie
Willims
Dads’ Association
Australia
Melbourne
Dad A. C Venables
Dad J. TL. Bond
RSL
Dad J. C. Martin
Baetge
The Kitchen Front Captain of family health in housework
The article urges the housewife to steer the family ship toward nutrition using health guidance from newspapers pamphlets and radio. It stresses daily meals with milk eggs cheese greens salads potatoes butter meat fruit and wholemeal cereals with priority for children and notes supplies are limited but sufficient for all.
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Department of Health
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Numurrah
National Mutual
Collins Street
Nathalia and
Cobram
Newman
Elliot’s Bakery
E. W. and
H. Elliot
Melville-street
Morrissy and
Deane
Melville Street
Nathalia
Dookie
Shepparton
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the Star Bakery
N. E. Coe
Bacchus Marsh
National Trustees Coy
National Trustees
Executors & Agency Coy. OF Australasia Ltd
Queen St
M. Chamberlin
Younghusband Ltd