King George’s Funeral Next Tuesday
King George’s funeral is planned for next Tuesday. Reports say the monarch will be the first to make an accession flight by plane, marking a historic royal transport milestone.
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23 Jan 1936
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Port Pirie Recorder in Port Pirie, South Australia
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
1
Funeral plans and royal mourning for George V
The report outlines the royal funeral fixed for Tuesday, processions from Westminster to Paddington, and interment at St George's Chapel Windsor. It notes the king's death, the queen’s movements, the Privy Council oath, and Prime Minister Baldwin praising George V’s constitutional leadership and empire duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundox
Westminster
Paddington
King George V
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
King George
Sandringham
Proclamation Delays Randwick Race Day After Royal Proclamation
Sydney leads London with a delayed sports schedule as a holiday is declared on Tuesday. The Challee mee stakes at Randwick is postponed to the following Saturday, with other meetings rescheduled to accommodate the ATC. No fixtures for Tuesday and many Monday events are cancelled. The royal proclamation by Lord Gowrie marks King Edward VII's accession, issued hours before London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laeinge
Yorks
Speek
Hendon
Edward
Homer
George
Mary
Lohmuhs
Awset
Benf
Randwick
ATC
Edward VII
Isaac Inmats
Joseph Messius Lyons
Eurl Grafton
Pire
Eaward
Rome
Kiward
Prin
Wien
Le Bentify the constitutional difficulties in Gowrie oath
The report notes counsel over the constitutional obstacles to Lord Gowrie's swearing in as Governor General. It mentions Leet h as an associated figure and indicates travel to Melbourne amid tax night developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Bentify
Lord Gowrie
Leeth
Ile
Melbourne
Programme of Mourning for King Edward VII
An outline of mourning events for King Edward VII includes a naval tribute and guards at Adelaide Wallway station, a parade ground assault by troops, church services at 12, and 10 minute guns to be fired at Adelaide Parade Ground. The programme lists a 10 am start with naval honours, 12 pm church services, and a 1 pm minute gun salute, reflecting a formal royal observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosul
Edward
Leos
A B C May Abandon Meeting
The Adelaide group Libawnilay The Adelaide Raving Glab will decide tomorrow morning whether to hold raves on Siluriiy and Monday. It is unlikely that OME I Berge were with Ure me Ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libawnilay
Adelaide Raving Glab
King Edward VIII Proclaimed. Melbourne Mourns
Amid mourning, Melbourne hoisted the new monarch's proclamation as purple and black cloth shortages strain factories. Gov’t and business sectors demand heavy mourning attire. ships and stores adjust to restrictions while royal messages and Commonwealth leaders extend loyalty to Edward VIII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Edward VIII
Holiday Closures Work Ends Of Week For King George Funeral
Adelaide observes a day of mourning for King George with Tuesday declared a close holiday and business shutdowns from Saturday noon to Wednesday. Monday was already a Foundation Day holiday, with hotels and venues still undecided on Tuesday openings. Officials and licensed victuallers discuss options as ministers hint loyalty and sympathy will guide public actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
George
Busi Ness
George Ritchie
Edward
Edward VIII
King Declares Sovereign Duty After Crown Death
Melbourne newspaper reports King Howard VI proclaims duty to sovereignty following father’s death. Proclamation notes support from Parliament and people, pledging constitutional government and welfare of subjects across the British Commonwealth amid sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
Edward
British Commonwealth of Nations
Muga
Melbourne
Weuthvday
Wazette
Lynts
Prine
Howard VI
Hifon
Bannard Vi
Acti Hn
Peetocu
Proclamation of King Edward VIII Read at Government House
Crowds gathered in Adelaide as officials signed the Proclamation of the Accession of King Edward VIII at Government House. A 21 gun salute accompanied the ceremony while crowds lined Pavement Hill and Parliament House steps. Officials announced further observances and gatherings were planned for the afternoon and following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Government House
Edward VIII
Winston Wueai
Parliament House
Uemerle
Ibe
Oteloek
Novi Terrace
Baling
Anglican Memorial Services and Events Ignores Text
An Anglican memorial service schedule notes observances at St Peter's Shareb Risdon Park at 7 o'clock on an evening in May. The program includes hymns, choir items, and a display by Boy Scouts and Girl Guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pul's
Saul
Wall le
Jay
Suilors
St Peter's Shareb
Risdon Park
Oelock
Duke of York and Royal Visits Highlight 1997 Events
The piece notes the Duke of York visiting various locations in 1997, including York and Bainbridge University, with royal publicity and community reactions. It mentions a notable reception by the Toya Kini group, and references national industry events and welfare society activities connected to the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Toya Kini
York
Nevissiatedt
Astiel
Te Atuke
Bainbridge University
Mion
Lyon
Ani
Talia
Ranier
Pinsent
Industria
Proposed memorial discussed by federal cabinet
The Federal Cabinet weighed a proposal to erect a memorial to King George but made no decision. Officials stressed that state collaboration would be necessary for any proposal and the idea is unlikely to advance soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Voay
Federal Cabinet
Kine Ieorge
Ural
Cabinol Wis
Flags Flown At Masthead In Royal Display
Fragmentary report notes flags flown at the masthead in a royal display tied to authorities and a maritime context. Mentions King and national symbolism with halftast details and phrasing indicating ceremonial observance and related buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farstons
Eihwanl
Jealous suitor kills girl then dies in bush
In Nyngan Tate last night Nancy Day aged 20 was cut with a razor by William Kennedy 18 a rejected suitor who lured her from a cards game. She died instantly Kennedy was chased by residents and police and found dead in a bush after swallowing poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Palousy
Nyngan Tate
Nancy Day
Willam Kennedy
Kennedy
Seized by Shark Young Man Disappears at West Beach
An unidentified young man shouted as a bather lagged behind the surf and a shark struck. The victim, believed to be Ray Benneth of Need Ade Init, vanished 20 yards from shore near West Beach. Rescue attempts noted but no body recovered. the incident follows reports of other dockside accidents and a shipboard medical issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
West Beach
Ray Benneth
Bennett
Prietton
White
Tey
Tok Tsak
Danney 1
Andy
Cypre A. Warren
Bedlons
Shaat
Iwy Slurks
Dever
Mahomet Allum Fined in Adelaidiа Court Tough Penalty
Magistrate Muirhead imposes the maximum fine of £50 on Mahomet Allum amid scathing remarks. The judge notes Allum’s extensive advertising and charity work mask a commercialized philanthropy. Witness testimony questions his medical status while praising some charitable acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahomet Allum
Muirhewd
G. J. Philcox
Alluim
An Mont
Tium
Adam
Allum
End of Flour Tax Ends February 24
Melbourne reports Prime Minister J A Lyons announced the Federal Cabinet will terminate the flour tax of £212/6 a ton on February 24. The move will reduce revenue by about £600,000, though farmers will not lose a penny as arrangements are in place to offset the loss and align with the Commonwealth wheat plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
J. A. Lyons
Thermometer confirms heat with 109 max yesterday
Yesterday saw a high of 109 degrees while the 24 hour minimum ended at 8 30 am reached 66 degrees. The record notes the day's temperature range as part of the local climate report.
Sunday School Teacher Farewelled at Central Mission Hall
A farewell for Sunday school teacher Miss Hines at Central Mission Hall is reported with Mr. Tom Wellington as superintendent in attendance. Fellow teachers and attendees gathered as the event marked the end of Miss Hines's service and responsibilities amid a gathering noting long service and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Minsion Hall
Abyssinian Army Mobilises Near Capital Amid Fears
In Addis Ababa on Wednesday a crowd gathered before the palace as the Abyssinian government called for general mobilization. Every eligible man was urged to take up arms, with estimates of up to 300,000 troops to be raised for the campaign. Military authorities report several clashes since the campaign began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eia
Abyssinien
Youngest English solo flyer completes six weeks from London
Fy. Ms aver aertent at Pee field at 6 pm today concludes his six weeks sight from London. He celebrated his twentieth birthday and becomes the youngest avistor to make a solo flight from England. Gropler was met by his parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gropler of Norwood and his sister Eileen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Aver Aertent
Peefield
London
Avistor
England
Gropler
G. W. Gropler
Norwood
Eileen
Local residents travel and hospital notices amid regional events
Mrs Roy Lewis of Parks street Solomontown rests in Noah Steletiic Private Hospital. Laureate Tennyson Burgess leaves Pirie Hospital area with Mrs J Brown and others bound for Adelaide to attend the national games opening, then tour the South. Mrs Fraser and Mr Fraser depart Pirie for church social, while others from Pirie West and Moonta make small journeys and hospital stays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lewis
Parks Street
Solomontown
Burgess
Laureate
Tennyson
Pirie Hosuy
Mil
J. Brown
A. Brown
Eva Brown
York Road
Pirie West
Adelaide
Mr. Mower
Fourth Street
Pirie Hospital
Yeater
Joy
Gwen Lewis
W. Lewis
Gude
L. Goode
Pirie
Truro
Fraser
Virie Comeresational
Toadfielde
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