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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
4
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A reflective piece recalls the coronation era of King George VI and the early days of his reign. It emphasizes public fidelity, constitutional fidelity, and the duty of citizens to support the new monarch, while noting lingering doubts and the nation’s collective resolve.
The report describes the blowing up of an equestrian statue of King George II in Dublin. Details are fragmentary but indicate a deliberate act during coronation excitement, with authorities noting the destruction of a royal monument and the ensuing investigation.
A fragmented OCR item mentions an event at Albert Thall Goobarca yesterday evening. Details are unclear, with missing names and specifics. The readable bits indicate a minutely set trapbrial incident but lack concrete actions, outcomes, or identifiers.
The Minter for Health cited a reply from Dr Le W Nolt and signaled investigation into alleged hospital irregularities. Dr Nott urged a formal inquiry with definite cases, naming the Hospital Board and officials, to address patient access, staffing departures, and funding-driven decisions at Canberra Hospital.
An opulent Coronation Ball in Canberra at the Albert Hall drew 800 guests led by Vice Regal party Lord and Lady Gowrie. The event featured elaborate autumn decorations, a long reception, and a grand supper with numerous officials and a 10-piece orchestra.
A scrambled, partially readable report on coronation medals in the Canberra area. It criticizes allocation fairness, noting many recipients were not prominent figures, with claims that up to 20 percent went to Government House and the Prime Minister's Department. Budgeted for charitable organizations, the medals appear mismatched to deserving individuals.
An OCR damaged notice outlines a government house garden party set for Canberra with guest invitations and gate passes. The garbled text references the Governor General and a royal or official entourage, but the details are unreadable.
A deputation backed by the Postal Reduction League Victoria and allied groups urged government action on postal rate cuts. Delegates including National Council of Women and Housewives Association push for temporary tax relief and lower penny postage as leaders from political and civic bodies weigh options amid rising rates.
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