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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 14, 1947
Page
7
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The Sun shine Branch of the A L P held a well attended meeting at Shire Hall on Tuesday evening. Retiring president Mr T Baker described stepping down for younger members. New office bearers for 1947 were installed and praised for long service. Nominations for two delegates to the Annual Conference were received with a ballot set for February 22. The Braybrook Shire partition was debated and rejected. A.L.P. Industrial Commerce groups will be formed in local factories. A Labour Picnic at Carrum was announced with train schedules and picnic tickets. The meeting honoured retiring Secretary Harry Switzer with a wristwatch and thanked Ministers and the Mayor for support. Next meeting set for February 10.
The Annual Meeting of the Footscray North Branch of the A.L.P. met at the West Footscray Progress Hall last Wednesday in sweltering heat. President Norman Gordon, J P., chaired and welcomed guests Hons. P. J. Kennelly M.L.C. Minister for Public Works and P. L. Coleman M.L.C. Assistant Treasurer. Officers were elected.
The Postal Reform League proposes adapting the Mailo-mat to replace adhesive stamps. An automatic self service post office would stamp and mail letters without stamps, printing a dated postage stamp and holding mail for collection. It could be installed outside post offices and at public letter boxes in suburbs and rural areas.
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