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... BOROUGH OF TODMORDEN. CORONATION OF HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE VI, 12th May, 1937. » . Prizes for Decorations. THE Council offer Three Prizes of £5, £3 and £2 respectively for the BEST EXTERIOR DECOEKATIONS of BUSINESS PREMISES, and Two Prizes of £3 and ...
... BROADCASTING THE CORONATION. ’Commentaries and Sound‘ Pictures. | Elaborate plans have been made by the 8.8. C. for broadcasting the Coronation ceremony and the Royal Procession between ‘Buckingnam Palace and Westminster lAbbey. . Technically, it will ...
... meeting the Mayor announced that the Town Council had decided that £5 should be handed over out of the money allocated for the Coronation celebrations for the benefit of the biind people. The Council felt that mmefi:: extra should be provided for the blind the ...
... recording the planting of the avenue of trees to commemorate the Coronation. The tablet states that the trees in the avenue were planted to commemorate the Coronation of E%t;u’ Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on May 12th, and bears the names of the ...
... memorial of the Coronation. Coun. Uttley, responding, hoped the trees would grow lusty and strong and that more would be pianted. A plate fixed to each tree bore the inscription “Planted to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI.” There was a large ...
... contain the following principal features: Details of the Coronation Processions with a pictorial map drawn specally for the Programme by MacDonald Gill. Special photofra hs of Their Majesties King George VI, §\l.|een Elizabeth, Queen Mary, His Royal ighness ...
... of “The Crowning of ing,” by Stephen King-Hall, and younger children a of “ George VI, King and Emperor,” %hajor J. T. Gorman; and a copy of the cial programme. ; The Coronation Celebrations Sub-Committee, in the hope that shop-keepers and householders ...
... royd), supported by Coun. R. Rawson, chairman of the Coronation Committee, the Hebden Bridge Ward members of the Council, and representatives of many public institutions. The band, who wore Coronation belts (red, white and blue), presented by Dr. F. J. ...
... the Hebden Bridge Coronation Com‘mittee, a hearty welcome to these festivities. It is unfortunate that we are experiencing such bad weather, but we are not going to be downcast. We are met to celebrate the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth ...
... finest sight in the world? A Coronation. What do people most talk about? A Coronation. What is the thinx most delightful to have passed? Coronation.”—So said Horace Walgolc nearly two hundred ycars ago. The third coronation of the twentieth century is ...