16 Jan 1942
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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1942
Page
1
A fragmentary wartime notice outlines a sale of War Savings Stamps. It emphasizes public participation and indicates ongoing campaigns to boost savings as the nation supports the war effort. The passage references savings drives and related fundraising language common to World War II era notices.
A Forest Commission request highlights the deplorable state of Tatong Toomballap Road. Fragmentary text suggests concerns over maintenance and access, with unclear local details and dates.
Benalla struggle to secure clean water intensifies as residents report restricted hours and uncertainty over supply. Community groups press authorities for action while debates focus on the regional source, MVAN D Cheek, and the impact on daily life and essential services.
The Minister for the Army inspects an Australian made automatic gun. A captioned photo shows the official examining the weapon amid military display and demonstrations.
The Air Training Corps unit at Danalla shows low enlistment with only about two dozen boys reaching the required age and joining. The article notes that the shortfall affects recent recruits and highlights the impact on training and plans for expanding the program. It references England’s example as a benchmark and discusses community support to boost enrollment.
A disrupted council meeting and unclear statements from the insurance firm followed a shortage at Shire Hall. An official note says the company has AP and other figures, with details about claimed deficits and potential fines. Proceedings moved to an extraordinary session to address the funding gap and determine next steps.
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