Pope Encyclical Urges Church To Judge Social Matters
The encyclical published in Rome urges the church and its head to express opinions on social matters as they relate to morality. It calls for reorganising the economy to ensure fair distribution of capital and labor, upholds wages and living standards, and condemns socialism and modern commercialism. It promotes Catholic action and a lay workers’ legion including employers and employees to combat social evils.
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Rude Awakening
Sydney reports a violent incident at a St Peters home where Louis de Clauzel aged 42 was found with a throat wound and his wife Louies aged 41 suffered poisoning. Their son, sleeping nearby, reportedly fled the scene as authorities were alerted and both adults were taken to hospital in critical condition.
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Louis de Clauzel
St. Peters
Louies
de Claugels
DOLE FRAUDS TRADE HALL DEMAND OFFICIAL REPLY
A government official called for strict supervision and removal of inspectors over Trades Hall food relief. He warned of serious fraud and alleged forged signatures using motor cars to obtain seventeen rations weekly. The official urged enforcing conditions to prevent abuse.
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Rydney
Suunday
Trades Hall
Vrades Hall
New Zealand Cricketers Abandoned After Openers Fail
New Zealand cricketers faced delays as the match with Glamorgan was abandoned for the day after only 44 runs without loss. Dempster had 24 and Weir 2 when play stopped with none for 44.
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New Zealand
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Ieifers
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Weir Minin
Premiers Conference to Consider Sub-Committee Report
Melbourne Sunday report says the Premiers Conference will review the financial sub-committee’s recommendations on drastic expenditure cuts, pension reductions, and a heavy interest tax. Loan Council adjourns awaiting further action. debate centers on a £12,000,000 loan and possible underwriting and note issue changes.
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Melbourne
Loan Council
Conference
Rates May Fall If Government Cuts Spend New Melbourne View
Victorian Associated Banks leader Mr G G Healy said there is confidence in the Government and interest rates could be reduced. Banks want to facilitate trade and cut fixed deposit rates when opportune. Healy warned reductions should be spread over five years and depend on government expenditure aligning with income to restore confidence.
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Hogan
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British Empire Adapts To Times Emphasizing Liberty
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald spoke in an Empire broadcast stressing that the British Empire can change with the era without sacrificing pride and independence. He cited the Imperial Round Table Conference and urged India’s expansion be pursued through constitutional liberty and new forms of expression.
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Ramsay MacDonald
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India
Whitcombe Wins Leeda Golf Final Over Harber
Whitcombe defeats Harber to win the Leeda golf final on the afth hole in a decisive match.
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London
Leeda
Whitcombe
Harber
Bread prices in Canberra questioned by Welfare Committee
Mr W L Smallhorn and Mr Cully acting Minister for Home Affairs discussed Canberra bread costs last week. They noted Commonwealth statistics showing Canberra prices above other capitals. Three months prior bakeries were asked to cut prices but gave no firm reply. Proposes a Government Ordinance like Queensland's to allow price investigations and fixes.
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Cites
International Final Tennis Women’s Doubles Result in Paris
In Paris the championship match ended in overtime with Whittingstar and Misa Nuthall defeating Hyan and Aus sson. The event crowned the International Tennis Championship doubles champions in a tightly contested final.
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Baturiay
Anal Mra
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Hyan
Aussson
Plane destroyed as fire threatens Mascot Aerodrome
The Mascot Fire Brigade saved nearly 30 planes when petrol in a Gipsy Moth ignited in the Government hangar. Driver Terey Whitten sustained severe burns and was admitted in critical condition. the Moth burned and a second plane was saved as flames were controlled.
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Terey Whitten
Whitten
Jimba Can
Controversy at Geneva Session of League Council
During the Geneva closing session of the League of Nations Council, Dr. Cutting urged adjournment until September to study a Polish reform report amid electoral disturbances. Polish delegates argued for immediate action, while opponents warned against further disturbances and urged postponement.
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Council of the
League of Natives
Geneva
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Okal
Sokal
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Bokal
Poland
Henderson
Curthon
Julius Caesar Invasion Shocks Office Stabbing At City Union
A man in Spring Street claiming to be Julius Caesar stabbed a manager at the Thoyas Prince Alfred Hospital Art Union office after an earlier confrontation. The attacker fled but was caught by bystander Cox who removed the knife. the victim received stitches and was released.
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Berman
Hin Nam
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Aporta
George Street North Station
Bydney Hospital
Wheat Conference USA and Russia Agree on Secretariat
The Wheat Conference plans a secretariat representing all exporting nations to study problems and coordinate policies. A committee will craft proposals for a clearing house to track loadings areas and crop prospects and to draft contracts for future London meetings.
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London
World Wheat Acreage Declines 2 Percent for 1931-32
The Department of Agriculture reports a near two per cent drop in global wheat acreage outside Russia and China for the 1931-32 season, with total producing area around 191,905,000 acres.
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China
Department of Agriculture
Empire Day Messages to Australia
Senator R L Elliott reads Empire Day messages at Wesley Church Melbourne. The speakers include L. Amery Chamberlain Teavercrook Smuts and British figures praising Empire unity and the war effort.
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Italy
Dominion Atfalfa
Britain
Astralia
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Austen Chamberlain
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Cherwic
Lord Teavercrook
Genersi Smuts
Ita
South Africa
World soccer event planned by International Federation
The International Federation plans a world soccer competition modeled after the Davin Cup to be played every four years. Winners from regional zones will meet at a central venue for a week of matches. England will not participate due to a time dispute and the refusal to allow replacements for injured players.
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United States
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International Football Federation
England
Cricket Farce as Rain Delays A Grade Final at Dunrteon Oval
Heavy rains flood Dunrteon Oval delaying the A grade final between Alpslie and North bowline. Embroiled by weather disruptions, a week-long holdup may force the FC Cricket Association emergency committee to extend the Wing's Birthday holiday to finish the match.
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Tey
Morgan
Lin
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Empire Unity Demonstration Planned at Martin Place
The annual combined patriotic demonstration is set for 12 o'clock tomorrow at Martin Place as part of Empire May celebrations. The Governor and Lord Mayor will attend, with a resolution urged to promote closer Empire unity by the Chief Secretary and the state Opposition leader.
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Martinplace
Mr. Coaling
Ravin
Empire Day Dinner Attended by Vetted Royal Guests
The Governor General and Lady Jantice and the Governor and Lady Came will attend the Empire Day dinner at the Wentworth Hotel tomorrow. Speakers include Chief Justice Sir Philip Btrowts and Trinity Grammar School headmaster Rev W S Hilliard.
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Wool Display Proposal At Parliament House Canberra
Graziers Association urged a wool exhibit in Parliament House Canberra for visiting dignitaries. Sir Sevtlin said he would discuss with the Senate President and House Speaker, noting potential precedent for displaying other Commonwealth products and wider NSW and state interest.
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Canberra
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Agenta-General
Mob of 1000 invades Greenwich Town Hall
A mob of laborers and their families massed at Greenwich Town Hall in New York’s wealthiest suburb. They smashed doors and windows and resisted authorities for hours before police regained control.
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Greenwich
Connecticut
New York City
Second air mail reaches Victoria Point from Australia
The second Australia England pit mail has arrived at Victoria Point on Saturday, delivering new messages and mail from overseas.
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Victoria Point
Disputed labor protests end as militia appeal sought
Police cracked down on demonstrators dispersing a labor dispute. The mayor requested state militia aid after clashes caused damage. The crowd faded once settlement talks yielded a wage arrangement. About 200 workers returned to the old rota after strikes over pay.
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Jory
Rota
Butter Imports From Russia Spark Empire Production Threat
Mr Davis a New Zealand member of the Winiry Board spoke at Cambridge on butter imports from Russia and Ukraine dairies. He described modernization plans including motor trucks refrigerating plants and stud animals bolstering European production. He warned of a potential four year surge that could swamp the Empire.
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Winiry Board
Cambridge
Ukraine
Europe
Joy-Riders Postmaster Car Stolen Recovered
Joy riders are blamed for the theft of Mer. Daley the Molonglo post master car from his garage on Saturday. The motor vehicle was recovered at Queanbeyan yesterday morning.
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Molonglo
Oahl
Queanbeyan
Communist Riot Crashes Barracks Stoning Police on Streets
In Botunday unrest erupted as Communist supporters barricaded four streets, smashed windows, and pelted police who were ordered to fire. The incident marks a tense clash between authorities and Communist factions.
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