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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 12, 1937
Page
5
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London braces for coronation day as heavy rain and transport woes threaten crowds. 18 000 troops rehearse along the route while security and ceremony plans proceed, with royal jewelry moved to the Abbey and guarded by yeomen warders ahead of the big event.
Australia presents a loyalty message to King George VI. Mr Lyons delivers a bond covered note on behalf of Australians expressing congratulations on the coronation and prayers for a peaceful, prosperous and united realm under the crown.
London May 11 bad weather persists as Australians guard the palace in a historic ceremony. A steady downpour dampens the scene while the Dismounting of the Guard proceeds with spectators jeering and New Zealand officials watching. The crowd is disappointed as full ceremonial duties are reduced to men marching to the rails and enduring awkward equipment.
A special weather forecast says conditions point to a fine day and calm evening. Commonwealth Meteorologist Mr Richards notes a favorable rise in air pressure and that unsettled local conditions should ease. Arrangements in place for April 12.
London observers recount a spectacle of hats and banners around monuments and shops with royal emblems. The crowd, amid patriotic displays, discusses fashion and public decor while noting anxious scenes and scattered commentary on the parade.
Fragmented text shows mentions of October elections, nominations, and political activity around a Captain Wrigley and a Melbourne reference. The article is garbled with numerous names and terms, lacking clear structure or outcome details.
A fragmented report from New York outlines a plan to ban certain ocean flights and discusses potential restrictions tied to a proposed coastal race in the VC Line. The text references officials and dates but remains unclear on specifics.
In a tragic accident at Kidaniann Creek this afternoon, Charles Timm of Nambour was struck by a falling limb from a tree. He sustained a fractured skull and was transported via road to a local hospital for treatment. A bystander, G Mockay, witnessed the incident as the limb toppled during activity nearby. Further details from authorities are pending.
Fragmentary wartime style message from Governor-General Gowrie praising loyalty and devotion to the crown. Mentions Aur elia colony and a coronation date unclear due to damaged text. References to Malety’s ministers and Commonwealth sentiments appear.
A garbled OCR variant from a London correspondence contains torn phrases about government, devotion, and mentions names like New Zeaian and Brivan Gommanyesiin with unclear context. The piece reads as a jumble of fragmented sentences and misread terms without a clear narrative or date.
Rosewood at John Street suffered a level crossing crash when a train hit a car that failed to notice warning signals. Three wagons were shunted at the platform as locals escaped injury. The incident caused a grit heap of debris and halted traffic briefly.
A garbled report describes a wave of robberies across the city and surrounding areas. It cites police, a court case, and multiple thefts including a busines property, with names and places partially readable.
Fenest Dixon, believed connected to Kingaroy and England, reports of a missing person in Sydney since July. Dixon, reticent on details, traveled across Australia with a Brownsfield entanglement and a plan to reach England but finances delayed actions. The tale touches on travel, family ties, and unsettled whereabouts amid a complex, fragmentary report.
Several popular Australians are named in the Commonwealth Coronation Medal list. The report highlights recipients including Bernard Orais, Alice Cyadye, and Mr HP Broadbent among others. The coronation medal honors aviators and notable service, with mention of Timor Sea and Australian figures in the ceremony coverage.
Melbourne reports negotiations between Woolworths and Coles Ltd and Waolwortha Ltd to amalgamate. The article cites senior executives, company growth since 1924, and expanding Australian retail footprint.
Fragmentary report mentions climbing a mountain range with unclear names and dates. The piece references individuals and locations without coherent context or verifiable details.
Chaos as yellow cabs halt services after IMT drivers refuse reduced commissions. Ride demand soars while companies face bargaining stalemate and potential fare adjustments. Widespread disruption affects daily commutes and public transport options across the city.
Industrial Court intervention approved by the commissioner for allways plus a day added to minimum wages for hallwaysman and other railway workers on Coronation Day. Court concluded double time and shifted terms, with unions and railway bodies present at the conference led by Mr Barry and Mr Moroney.
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Swedish prince weighs prerogative as he considers consent to marriage under royal duties. The document outlines authority and the process to seek or grant approval, with references to kin, courts, and potential alliances shaping the union.
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