Churchill Nearly Mobbed at Malta
LONDON, December 1.—Mr. Churchill was nearly mobbed at Malta when the warship in which he travelled put in at Valetta[?]…
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Churches, 1943
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Church Notes
Central Street: Morning worship will be conducted by Mr. W. Mill. The Comrades and Knights will wear regalla, and contribute Items during the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Big Three Confer Churchill And Roosevelt Meet Stalin London Eagerly Awaits Details Of Talks LONDON, December 4
The White House secretary, Mr. Stephen Early, announced in Washington not to expect an early announcement an the results of the conference in Tekeran between Marshal Stalin and Messrs. Churchil and Roosevelt…
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CAIRO, Dec. 4.—In spite of the busy time he had during the conference here, Mr. Churchill, it is understood, secured an exact picture of the…
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SYDNEY.—Speaking at the opening of a new nurses' home and laying the foundation stone of a new maternity block at St. Margaret's…
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LONDON, December 6.—Mr. Churchill and President Roosevelt are now holding an important conference in North Africa with President Inonu, of Turkey, and his advisers. This has not been announced officially, but the…
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LONDON, Dec. 6.—Mr. Churchill agrees with the release of Sir Oswald Mosley, former Fascist leader in Britain…
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CAIRO, Dec, 7.—"The war is going well, but we must not underrate the tenacity of the enemy who fights with his usual veteran…
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Following the usual custom, special Christmas services will be celebrated on Sunday next. The Endeavourers will assist with the morning service, and the…
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CAIRO, December 12.—Mr. Churchill held an off-the-record press conference at which he discussed practically every aspect of the war…
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LONDON. December 16.—The condition of the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill), who is suffering from pneumonia, showed some…
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The Sunday School will continue to operate during the holidays, also the C.E. and Young Worshipper's League. Special Christmas sinking will again…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. Churchill Has Pneumonia London, December 17
A bulletin issued from Downing Street said the Prime Minister had a good night and there was some improvement in his general condition. Mr. Churchill…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mr. Churchill Still Seriously Ill London, December 18
"There has been some irregularity of pulse but the temperature is subsiding and pneumonia is resolving." was the text of the bulletin issued frum No. 10…
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LONDON, Dec. 19.—Mr. Churchill's progress towards recovery is most heartening. His colleagues in the Government are anxious that he…
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Although Mr. Churchill's progress to recovery is most heartening, his colleagues in the Government are anxious that he should take the longest…
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LONDON, December 22.—The "Manchester Guardian's" diarist says that if Mr. Churchill maintains his present progress it…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Churchill Out Of Danger LONDON, December 22
Mr. Churchill is out of danger, and making good progress towards a complete recovery, says the political correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph." No…
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SULPHIDE-BLENDE METHODISTS The "dispersion" has set in with a vengeance. Many of our people are down by the sea. Some have left,…
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An alteration has been made in the preaching appointment for Central Street on Sunday morning, Mr. C. Roberts will take the place of Envoy…
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