Churchill & Truman To Meet
New York, November 12.—President Truman probably willmeet Mr. Churchill in Washington some time in January, it was officially…
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Churches, 1951
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Churchill Victory
London, November 12. — The Conservative Government passed safely through its first test in the House…
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London, November 12. — Confirmation of a report that the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) will meet President Truman during January has started speculation about the subjects of…
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On Thursday, November 8. in delightful weather between 30 and 40 members of Lane Street, Wesley and McCulloch Street…
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London, November 14.—Winston Churchills Conservative Government won its first test vote on Monday night when the House of…
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London, November 14.—The desirability of a Big Three meeting should be high on the agenda at the Churchill-Truman meeting in Washington early in January. This was suggested by a qualified British…
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Sydney—Weaker beer and the abolition of bar drinking are advocated by the social questions…
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MICA STREET: During the past week much progress has been made to the renovation of the church halls. With the exception…
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AUSTRALIAN Lord Mayor of London (Sir Leslie Boyce) and Lady Mayoress (Lady Boyce) toast Britain's Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) at the Lord Mayor's Banquet held in the Guild hall last Friday night…
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London, November 21.—Diplomatic quarters in London declared that the British Foreign Minister, Mr. Anthony Eden, made it…
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London, November 22— The Prime Minister (Mr. Winston Churchill) intends to leave for a visit to President Truman on December 29…
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BAPTIST CHURCH: At an open Sunday School last Sunday afternoon Rev. W. Horsburgh spoke to the children and the adults present…
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THERE can be no doubt about the reputation for firmness the Prime Minister of Britain (Mr. Winston Churchill) has won abroad. Egypt tried to rush through treaty…
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London, November 25.—Churchill is expected to seek more control over U.S. air bases is Britain when he meets Truma[?]…
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LONDON: Each Parliament has its own special atmosphere…
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MICA STREET: This evening the Railway Town Youth Club is holding its Christmas meeting in Ivey Hall. All members are asked…
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MICA STREET.—On Thursday evening the Ladies Guild held a social to honor the long service of a number of its members. The…
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Sydney. — Detectives are seeking a man who threatened an elderly priest with a heavy crowbar in a church…
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At the Methodist Church, Railway Town, a service in the Spirit of Christmas will be held tomorrow evening under the auspices of…
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New York, December 4.— Most American Protestants will be asked to give at least 10 per cent. of their…
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