Physician Plies to Churchill
LONDON, January 2.— Mr. Churchill's personal physician, Lord Morah, arid Mrs. Churchill lett yesterday by air for Marrakesh…
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Churches, 1948
302 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 1 of 16
Mr. Churchill's Condition
Marrakesh (Morocco), January 4.—An official bulletin announced "Winston Churchill has had a cold which developed into bronchitis. He has not…
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London, January 5.—After Mr. Churchill had been X-rayed at a hospital in Marrakesh, Morocco, Lord Moron, his personal physician, issued the…
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Sydney, January 6.—New Guinea natives are drinking and gambling more now than before the war, Rev. R. S. Brown, Methodist Minister, said…
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London, January 6.—Mr. Churchill, who has been suffering from broahitis at Marrakesh, Morocco, had recovered sufficiently on Sunday to spend the…
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A SHOWER bouquet, from which fell long white ribbon ends, was carried by Kathleen Lexie, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. May, of 652 Lane Street, when she said "I will" to Mervyn Jack…
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MELBOURNE— In a tiny wooden church at Burke's Flat on Sunday morning. Garth Cracknall, exLeague footballer and ex-police…
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SYDNEY.— British food officials arrived by air in Sydney yesterday to discuss a vast food growing project in Australia., The British…
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Tokio (A.A.F.-Reuter), January 15.—All church leaders or the B.C.O.F. today joined in a statement denying the allegations of Mr. McDonald, President of…
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LONDON, January 15.— The National Union of Protestants has protested against an "attempt to Romanise the Church of England and…
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Final matches in the first round of the Methodist Church Cricket Association were commenced on Saturday, some fine individual performances…
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LONDON, January 27. — The Publicity Commission of the Church of England has recommended appointment of a chief…
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New York, February 6.—Since 1946 Chinese Communists have executed, murdered or tortured to death 40 Catholic priests and brothers, converted…
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MELBOURNE.—One of this country's greatest moral dangers is, the growing fashion of holding parties at which young girls are…
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ST.Peter's Anglican Church, Lane Street, was chosen for the marriage of Charlotte ("Lottie"), only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Thompson, of 642 Lane Lane, to Ronald, only son of Mr. and Mrs. A…
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Thomas Street scored another outright win in their match at the Picton Oval against [?] Street in the Church Cricket…
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SYDNEY. — A statement criticising the White Australia, policy was issued yesterday by the Australian section of the World…
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Special services were held in Anglican and Catholic churches today to celebrate Ash Wednesday —the first day of Lent…
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Adelaide. — One of Adelaide's oldest buildings, the former D. and W. Murray warehouse, between Gawler, and James Places, which…
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MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL returned to London on January 19 after a holiday in Marrakesh, Morocco. At a Gallup Poll held…
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