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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1936
Page
4
Fragmented forecast notes describe temperatures and possible rainfall in Canberra and nearby areas. Mentions of daily highs and lows, times and dates are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a weather update for the current year with expected precipitation and temperature ranges.
An unclear notice mentions a holiday and a scheduled day of events. It references Tosmtay and Fred with fragmented details about timing, location, and participants. The readable fragment hints at a community notice or local event, but lacks concrete names, dates, or venues to confirm specifics.
Tributes from the Chief Justice and Premier Sydney speak of King George as a steady guiding monarch. Leaders emphasize the empire’s unity, family ideals, and the sorrow felt across Australia and the world at his death, noting his quarter century of service.
Prime Minister Lyons and cabinet express condolences after the death of a king as leaders in Italy Japan and Geneva join in mourning. Messages praise his dignity and broad sympathy while Australia’s leaders and church figures note national reverence and unity.
A national and world mourning period marks the death of King George V. The article recalls his 25 years as a modern monarch, his close relation to the people from Britain to Australia, and the enduring impact of his service. It notes the expected succession of King Edward VIII and honors the late king’s leadership, character, and legacy across the Commonwealth.
A brief evening service at St John's Church Conders featured commendatory verses for the state Wing movement. The Pear Wr Pitey read the state Feud Epion Cedward, and the spirit and tender sentiments of the poetry were noted as appropriate for the occasion. Mr. Riley moved a donation in reference to the Matron's Lom, Gnich. the text was not linked to any local figure and served as a world tribute to sterling Gus.
An ornate memorial service in Sydney led by Archbishop Mowli included a sermon praising the British people for their fortunate sovereigns. He urged prayers for the new monarch who has shown devotion to duty and demonstrated sympathy and ability toward the people.
An obituary style report describes a reverent service led by Rev Tiley and Rev J W Pauliner with a moving organ performance by Mr Santa. The volunteer requiem and Ave Maria marked the ceremonial finale while about thirty attendees shared the moment.
New York reports the official death of the King with editions and radio alerts spreading the news by 7 p.m. Monday. President Roosevelt sent condolences and arranged a royal funeral representation. A diplomatic cable to Queen Mary conveyed deep sympathy and mourning for a monarch whose qualities aided universal peace and justice.
The Honorary Secretary of the Returned Sallory and Soldiers Imperial Rescue Branch sent a message to Sir Gilbert Dyett condoling the death of His Majesty the King. Dyett replied that he conveyed the Governor-General and the Royal Family’s sincere condolences to Australia on the late king’s passing.
The Governor received the official cable announcing King Etongy V. death and the Premier urged transmission to the Secretary for Dominions. The message spoke of the Empire’s mourning and the heavy burden borne by Her Majesty and the Fogel Family, with a special government Gazette noting the king’s demise.
London officials outline nine months of mourning for King George V with public and private acts. Courts and legislatures may adjust swearing in, parliaments may adjourn, and municipal councils will pass condolence motions. The press notes mourning letters, closures, and public notices while theatres plan limited operations and sporting bodies defer events.
Ottawa declares a day of mourning with events canceled across the country. The Premier Mr Mackenzie King sent a message of loyalty to the Crown and sympathy to the Royal Family, while the Governor General Lord Tweedmouth issued a personal expression of sympathy. Major entertainments were cancelled nationwide as news spread.
Melbourne report says the Federal Cabinet met today after the King's death announcement. Lyons announced a day of mourning and that Parliament would reconvene in March. He noted the King’s passing and a broadcast to the nation tonight.
In New South Wales the passing of the King sent a wave of mourning through Sydney. Newsrooms and telephones spread the word as cinemas, theatres, and churches paused for tributes. Blackboards and public notices reflected the national sorrow while crowds gathered in wake of the royal departure.
Commonwealth offices closed with limited exceptions. all governmental activity suspended for the day. Officials urge residents to check postings for any essential services operating and to plan accordingly amid the closure.
Widespread disruption hits the city as sports fixtures and social events are cancelled under government orders. The crisis stalls cricket and tennis matches, court activities pause, venues shut, and cinemas and theatres suspend operations amid broad restrictions.
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