Great Jubilee Broadcast Of Six Hours Starts At 8 AM
Ottawa reports the Canadian Radio Commission with the BBC will broadcast over six hours of Jubilee programming on May 6 starting at 8 a.m. Medicine Hat time. The coast-to-coast relay includes London programs, an unusual Canadian Cavalcade, Kipling address, St. Paul’s service, and national messages.
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Big Jubilee Celebrations In Medicine Hat Monday Plans
Medicine Hat prepares for a twenty fifth anniversary observance of King George V and Queen Mary with a 9 40 a m official ceremony on the Lethbridge highway past Connaught school. A 4000 spectator capacity platform hosts a religious service with hymns prayers and readings by local church leaders.
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Jubilee crowds flood London for King George's 25th accession
Jubilee visitors gather in London for the 25th anniversary of King George's accession. An estimated 300,000 visitors crowd streets from Hyde Park to Cheapside amid festive garlands and banners as rain threatened. Traffic slows. crowds glimpse the Queen and a Guardsman souvenir mishap attracts attention.
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Smuts Sees No War Soon In South Africa Policy
Capetown May 4 General Jan Smuts stated confidence there would be no war in the near future and explained South Africa's neutrality stance would be decided by Parliament and the people. He told the House of Assembly he did not expect war for 30 or 50 years.
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German Actress Held By the Canadian Authorities
German actress Miss Gertrude Kleul arrived April 26 from Shanghai aboard the Empress of Asia and is held by Canadian immigration authorities for investigation. Her U S entry application was refused and her Canada through passage to England is being reviewed by an immigration board of inquiry. Authorities Shielded the reason for detention.
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Future King wed Mary and nation rejoiced in July 1893
London May 4 report recalls Sir William Harcourt praising the future king George V. The Duke of York’s 1893 marriage to Princess May of Teck, later Queen Mary, marked a turning point as the elder brother of the new king died and George entered the direct line of succession.
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Two Crowns Used in Coronation of Our Kings
London May 4 Crown details reveal England and regalia are modern while jewels are ancient. The State Crown made for Queen Victoria holds a 1367 ruby once worn by the Black Prince and Henry V at Agincourt. Crown for the monarchs’ opening is light and used after initial crown placement. The Prince of Wales may wear his crown at coronations and Carnarvon Castle houses another crown for his use in the principality.
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Ferguson's Case Denied Resignation Amid Ill Health
London officials at Canada House deny Howard Ferguson would resign after Ottawa report says he is anaemic and advised to retire. They state he has been ill since February with influenza but will not resign.
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King and Queen to travel in open carriage for Jubilee Day
London May 4 The King and Queen will ride in an open state carriage drawn by six Windsor greys from Buckingham Palace to St Paul's Cathedral for the May 6 thanksgiving service. A slow trot pace is ordered with nine other landaus following bearing royal princes the prime minister and imperial representatives. Route lined by 10 000 Royal Navy Army and Royal Air Force personnel.
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Montreal Longshoremen Strike Ends After Settlement
Montreal officials announced the 2000 strong longshoremen strike was settled today after companies ceded to the workers demands. The stoppage had crippled shipping for several days.
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No News Monday Observance for King's Jubilee
The News will not publish Monday due to King’s Jubilee. Highlight bulletins will be read, and Royals Baseball Jubilee concert is set for the Empress Theatre Monday evening.
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