Queen Elizabeth II Captures Hearts in Benalla Welcome
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh thrilled a crowd of about 40 000 in Benalla on Friday marching along a three mile route from the railway station to the royal enclosure. The royal couple greeted locals including Dr Say and the mayor and were waved to by cheering schoolchildren and townspeople. The visit showcased flawless organization and left lasting memories for residents and visitors alike.
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Royal Train
Gruyke Gulekery
Gooramopal
Freoyal
Sbmithi
Cain
Duke of Edinburgh
Bmili
Berit
Wo Metall Say
Staith
Wie Benalla Shire
F. A. Cook
M.L.A
Cook
Ivor Swinburne
Swinburne
Keith Bradbury
M.L.C
Bradbury
Air
Marshial W D. Bostock
M.H.R
Elizabeth II
Benalla
Church and
Barkly Streets
Jill Saheean
Shepparton Road
Hospital
Oval
Welcome to the Queen and Duke at Upper Murray visit
The welcome to Her Majesty and His Royal Highness was offered by representatives of the Upper Murray and Upper Goulburn regions. The Queen replied with gratitude for the warm reception from Benalla and surrounding districts and wished peace and prosperity for the people and their families.
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Dr. W. McCall Say
Upper Murray
Upper Goulburn
Benalla
Royal visit ends with silent crowd and cheers
An elderly newspaper fragment describes a royal visit where the crowd remained quiet as the Queen presented an address of welcome. A wave and smile drew cheers earlier, and the scene shifted to a royal car departure amid townwide excitement.
Thanks From Queen From Her Majesty the Sacer
A letter of thanks from Her Majesty received at Government House Melbourne honors the souvenir issue Ensign published last Thursday. The copy was presented on the Royal train at Goorambat following the historic visit of Her Majesty and the Dukes of Edinburgh to Ben-
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Government House
Melbourne
Goorambat
Dukes of Edinburgh
Ben
Picturograms Dispatched to Newspapers Across Australia
History was made last week when picturograms were dispatched to newspapers in Australia and overseas from Henalla Post Office. A record 18,000 words of press were sent by Empire and Australian newspaper, covering the gas tour. A special staff of telegraphists under Mr. Cockerell handled the heavy traffic while Melbourne technicians operated the new apparatus with efficiency. The Postmaster Mr. F Dunnachie praised the staff for excellent cooperation and smooth arrangements.
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Australia
Henalla
Empire
Repecoanee Yes
Cockerell
Melbourne
Benalla Emergency Services Manage Smooth City Calm
Ambulance crews faced fewer than expected calls with twelve cases amid a day of crowded events. Police and parking attendants coordinated traffic to prevent chaos while regional firefighters maintained full protection and quick response. Skeleton crews kept fire units ready and radio coverage active as troops aided in crowd control.
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Io Benalla Group
What a Wonderful Woman 101-Year-Old Meets Queen and Duke
Elizabeth Eustace a 101 year old resident of Wangaratta received a seat of honor at the railway station as the Royal party arrived. The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh shook her hand and praised her as a wonderful woman.
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North-East
Elizabeth Eustace
Wangaratta
Duke of Edinburgh
Eustace
Queen's visit inspires Benalla schoolchildren display
Thousands of Benalla pupils admired for exemplary behavior during the Queen's arrival. Chiltern group led with red white and blue wrist ribbons and a welcome sign. After a long wait they marched orderly to a sports meeting, leaving a memorable impression on crowds and officials.
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Benalla
R. P. McLellan
Nrth-East
Rom Chiltern
Random wartime street scenes and parade notes from NEW
Fragmented OCR recounts a crowded street scene with a parade, soldiers, and a royal route emphasis. It mentions a decorated dyvenue prize, a horseman, and a Memorial Band playing near the station. Local names like Mr Geat and Mr Tye appear amid chaotic text.
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