Monsignor Hennessy Honored by Pope Pius XI
The Very Rev. Dean Hennessy receives the rank of Domestic Prelate from Pope Pius XI, elevating him to Right Rev. Monsignor. The honor follows a clergy conference at the Young Deanery and is celebrated with schoolyard tributes from Christian Brothers College students and staff.
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Backer and Bookmaker Settling Day at Randwick
A large bookmaker earned about £38,000 from doubles and straight bets on the Epsom Metropolitan double at Randwick. Most punters had losing first two days while large bookmakers profited from the successful doubles. Melbourne ring men reported brisk turnover and some operations reaching or exceeding last year’s levels.
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Drastic Cuts Proposed in Federal Budget Legislation
Preliminary drafts for emergency legislation aim at drastic departmental economies. The Senate meets after October 20 as the Parliament debates trimmed estimates totaling about £11.9 million for ordinary services, with further savings expected in the Cabinet plan due October 16 in Sydney.
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Untamed and Synthetic Sin At Empire Theatre
A jungle drama starring Joan Crawford in Untamed and Colleen Moore in Synthetic Sin play tomorrow night at the Empire Theatre. The feature bills Moore as star and the film as entertaining and energetic with a note of dramatic storytelling through Crawford and a strong supporting cast. Also noted is a Royal Arch installation at Young with M Ex Comp W W Griffiths and guests attending.
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Australia Faces Trade Deficit Despite Tariff Drive
The July and August financial year opening shows a heavy drop in imports to £6,881,684 in August and a trade gap as imports exceed exports by £1,891,827. Exports fell to £6,049,821 in August while heavy tariffs failed to balance trade. Major declines occurred in metals textiles machinery and wool gains in wool butter dried fruits ores and concentrates.
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Aumvéi
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