Archbishop Mannix apologizes to Bertrand Russell
Archbishop Mannix of Melbourne apologizes to British philosopher Bertrand Russell for a statement claiming Lord Russell was refused entry to the United States. He sent a telegram to Russell in Perth expressing regret over the unreliable information.
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Archbishop Mannix
Melbourne
Bertrand Russel
Lord Russell
United States
Russell
Perth
Church Notes and Activities Across Ballarat Parishes
The Archdeacon of Ballarat Ven Richards will preach at St John’s on his first visit since appointment. Reports include parish teas, youth services, mission talks, and charity events across St Andrew’s, Horsham, Pimpinio, and Dimboola. International wheat discussions and farmer union statements feature prominently from T C Stott with remarks on global hunger and the Havana Charter.
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Ballarat
R. Richards
St. John's
Overseas Mansions
Horsham
New Britain
Methodist Men's Society
Melbourne
Gk.ler
Ladies’ Guild
Pimpinio
Pimpinio Hall
H. H. Kettle
Don Amos
Pasteur Rntele
Torwan
Luther Society
Sunk Meni
E. Wiebuseh
W. Hoopmann
B. Schwarz
Das
Talbher Society
Unio
Harmer
Thirle
Jesus
Dimboola
Attlee and Churchill Clash Over Defense Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows a rush of wartime politics with Attlee criticizing Churchill and defense plans. The passage references September, Parliament, and mentions Attlee urging a resolute stance amid ongoing debates.
Horsham Meeting Notes Help Consent For Reut
Fragmentary report mentions Horsham and Mr RG Kay discussing prices and a consent item. No clear event, date, or outcome is established. only partial phrases indicate a price discussion involving Horsham and an individual named Kay.
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Australia
Australian Wheat Board
Horsham
RG. Kay Anid
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Ain Ieee Pal Ly Wares
Five hundred children attend Zone 7 frolic in Horsham
Five hundred children gathered at the Masonic Hall for a Zone 7 Horsham Progress Association frolic on Friday night. The £25 fundraiser supports the Gardenia Street playground, with the chairman citing strong turnout and evident enjoyment.
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Masonic Hall
The
Horsham
Gardenia Street
Saul Vreau
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