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Newspaper
Benalla Ensign
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1939
Page
2
Fragmentary text hints at discussions around women’s roles and rights, mentioning figures and themes of advocacy, reform, and public perception. The source appears garbled with incomplete phrases and unclear names, offering limited factual detail.
Fragmentary text shows a wartime rally focus by an organization named Red Cross Society and mentions debate and preparation. The readable words reference Manama, Crane Horlety, and tor me walcaer, but details are obscured. No clear event date or outcome is established.
A garbled report notes a Salvation Army spiritual campaign urging support for war work. Mentions appeal drives, 188 000 hours or tasks, and community groups like the Allies. References to marches, rationing, and street activities appear in fragmented form.
Fragmentary text describes a newly formed Red Cross group at a place called Gooram with mentions of a crown branch, a president, vice president, and committee members. It references meetings planned for Monday and Saturday, with notes on fundraising and local activities.
Fragmentary OCR text includes many garbled proper names and places, references to rivers and towns, and scattered phrases. Despite the corruption, key entities such as Canberra, Melburnon, Towaryi, Menai, and Rob appear alongside generic mentions of meetings and travel.
A garbled racing note lists selections for Caulfield with names like Herbert Power Handicap and Derutant Stakes. The text is heavily distorted, making precise horses and events unclear, but intent shows picks and race references at Caulfield.
Fragmented report notes Ray Fat... DiMalliy return and movements near European waters. Details garbled. unable to confirm events, dates, or affiliations.
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