Oil Mission to Persia
New York, January 2.— The International Bank has announced that an oil mission was expected to…
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Churches, 1952
309 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 1 of 16
Barrier Miner Thursday, January 3, 1952. Mr Churchill's Mission
UNPREDICTABLE Mr. Winston Churchill (Prime Minister of Britain), on the way to the United States, has upset all speculations about his mission by stating that he…
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London, January 2.—Mr. Churchill, bound for Washington for talks with President Truman, saw the new…
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Aboard the Queen Mary (at sea), January 2.—The Queen Mary increased its speed to 30 knots today…
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About 40 children from outback, whose age range between 6 and 15 years, are expected to arrive here for…
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Washington, January 3.—Mr. Truman has informed Winston Churchill he would like to discuss the question of Japanese recognition of the Chinese Nationalist regime in Formosa as the legimitate Government…
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Washington, January 3—President Truman today described as foolish reports that the impending visit to Washington of the British Prime Minister (Mr. Winston Churchill) was unwelcome to United States officialdom…
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New York, January 3—A U.S. Senator asked the old North Church in Boston— which Paul Revere made famous—to hang two lanterns in its belfry to mark…
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New York, January 2—A Baptist minister accused a Roman Catholic priest of having led an attack against the opening of a new Baptist Church in Bogoto…
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The service at Central Street Methodist Church to-morrow morning win be conducted by Deaconess…
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Wellington, (N.Z.) — The Minister for External Affairs, Mr. Clifton Webb, announced that the…
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Washington, January 4.—President Truman told a press conference here that reports o£ the impending visit to Washington by…
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RAILWAY TOWN METHODIST CIRCUIT: On New Year's Eve o short social evening in the Mica Street Church Hall was followed…
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New York, January 4—The Prime Minister of Britain (Mr. Winston Churchill), making his eleventh visit to the United States, is scheduled to arrive at New…
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London, January, 6 — Twenty-three Russian trawlers have announced by radio that they> will put into…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Churchill—truman Prepare for Talks Friendly Discussion Lays Groundwork For Official Conference Today
Washington, January 6.—British Prime Minister Churchill said that with understanding between the United States and Britain "vast strength would be built up to bring peace, hope and salvation to struggling…
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Washington, January 6 — Britain's Prittie Minister (Mr. Winston Churchill) met U.S. service chiefs today and exchanged views with them on military…
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Washington, January 7. — Mr. Churchill talked informally with the U.S. military high command yesterday on military problems of…
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Washington, Monday. —Mr. Churchill gave President Truman a model of the Pilgrim Fathers' ship Mayflower, carved from the wood of the original ship…
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Washington, January 9.—The formal talks between Winston Churchill and President Truman ended last night with agreement being reached on at least three subjects, James Reston reported in the "New York Times" today. He reported that in a statement they had agreed:…
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