Churchill's New Year Message
London, December 31.—Mr. Churchill in a New Year message to the Primrose League said. "Before many months hare pawed the evil gang that has long…
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Churches, 1945
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Archbishop As Regent of Greece Rival Internal Forces Agree To Churchill's Arbitration?
London, December 31.—King George of Greece, by declaration, has appointed Archbishop Damascinos Regent. This declaration brings a solution to the Greek troubles definitely nearer. The King of Greece remained in consultation with Mr. Churchill until the…
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LONDON. January 1.—Referring to a rumor emanating from U.S.A. that Mr. Churchill had died suddenly after a heart attack, his friends in…
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London, January 2.—Moscow radio says that the Hungarian armistice delegation appointed By the Hungarian Provisional Government has arrived…
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New York, January 2.—The New York "Times" in an editorial states that Mr. Churchill's visit to Athens revealed the advantage of grasping the…
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SYDNEY.—The man who piloted Mr. Winston Churchill to conferences at Casablanca. Turkey, and Moscow is in Sydney. He is Captain William…
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Once again the church has had the pleasure of welcoming former members who, while visiting the city, have enjoyed fellowship with us…
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LONDON, January 5.—It is announced in London that Mr. Churchill will stand in the next election for the new constituency of Woodford…
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LONDON, Jan. 7.—Personal war memorials in churches have been banned by the Chancellor of the Diocese of Carlisle (Mr. H. H. King)…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Social Happenings Curtis-Crocker Wedding At Sulphide Methodist
WITH only [?] says to prepare for her marriage Miss Evelyn Crocker, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Crocker, of 53 Williams Lane, chose an all white wedding. Miss Crocker married Cfn. Alf. (AIF), second son, of Mrs. J…
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LONDON, Januarv 16.—Blushing, dark-haired Margaret Robinson was wed to Chindit Private Frank Bottomley with a church key in a…
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London, Januory 18.—"It has fallen to the hard lot of Britain to play a leading part in the Mediterranean, particularly in the Eastern Mediterranean," said Mr. Churchill in the House of Commons in a review of the war. "In the whole stricken Peninsula of…
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LONDON, January 18—Before he began his speech in the House of Commons yesterday Mr. Churchill revealed that he had a cold…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →"Hour Of Germany's Defeat Now In Sight"—Moscow Radio Britain and Greece Mr. Churchill Defends Action Against ELAS
London, January 18.—A feature of the address with which Mr. Churchill opened the debate on the war situation in the House of Commons was his vigorous defence of Britain's policy in Greece Yugoslavia, and the Eastern Mediterranean…
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Nicbolls Street Methodist Church — A letter congratulating the circuit on its assistance to the Home Mission Department has been received from the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sunshine Greets Bride At Carey- Temby Wedding At Sulphide St. Church
"HTAPPY be the bride the sun shines on," was a fitting phrase for Shire [?]ev eldest daughter of Mr. and Sirs. H. Temby. of Coombah Station, when she became Mrs. Carey at the Sulphide Street Methodist Church on Wednesday at 3.30 p.m. Mis i Tembv was joined in the bonds of matri…
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LONDON, Jan. 19.—A feature of the address with which Mr. Churchill opened the debate on the war situation in the House of Commons was his…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Barrier Miner Monday, January 22, 1945. Mr. Drakeford's Mission
THE Minister for Air (Mr. Drakeford) has returned after his trip abroad, principally to New Zealand, the U.S. and the United Kingdom…
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London, January 20.—Mr. Churchill won a great Parliamentary and political victory last night (Friday) when in the House of Commons a motion of no confidence in the Government secured seven supporters against 304…
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London, January 25.—The German diplomat. Von Papen. who until recently was Ambassador in Turkey, has arrived in Madrid heading a German mission which…
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