The Archive · 1938

Reform for Scotland

The King then outlined measures being considered in the social and administrative spheres by the Government during the forthcoming year, including national education, public health, agriculture, and the development of industry.

He also announced the reorganization of the Scottish administration with the Government departments centralized in Edinburgh.

His Majesty then made the concluding statement of the Address:

"I pray that under the blessing of Almighty God the outcome of your deliberations may advance to happiness and well-being of my people and the peace of the world."—Havas Trish-German Trade Treaty Prolonged

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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