[?]On Look Out for Churchill
NEW YORK Jan. 20.— The New York “Times” hints that the Nazis tried to sink Mr. Churchill, who was expected to…
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Press Attack on Churchill
Writing in Reynolds' "Sunday News," "Cameronian" says: "The Empire expects Mr. Churchill to stop acting as an Imperial Squire and assume…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Stiff Resistance by Australians in Rabaul Japs Cannot Dislodge Them from Vantage Points R.A.A.F.'s Mission May Be to Cripple Naval Force
Although outnumbered, the Australian Militia and A.I.F. forces in the New Guinea area continue to offer stiff resistance to the Japanese invaders. For over two days all enemy efforts to overwhelm the defenders of New Britain have proved abortive, and the Australians are showing their…
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The Catholic schools of the diocese of West Maitland will reopen after the mid-summer vacation on Tuesday next, February…
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DURING 1914-18 Australia provided over 100,000 men for the defence of Britain. Of that number over 60,000 gave their lives for the safety of the British Empire. These men fought in Egypt, Palestine, Gallipoli, France, and were even sent to assist…
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It was stated in Melbourne on Sunday night that the British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) has replied to Australia's demand for greater…
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LONDON Jan. 27.—Speaking in the House of Commons to-day the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) declared that he doubted if Japan would attempt an invasion of Australia…
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It is revealed that Mr. Churchill went to America on the battleship H.M.S. Duke of York. This is the first time it has been…
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LONDON Jan 28 —“Churchill's mission to America-was a great success, but we most not expect too much in incres[?] supplies…
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Mr. Churchill, in his speech in the House of Commons, said: 'Our losses in killed, wounded and captured were about 18,000 officers and men of whom…
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MELBOURNE Wednesday.—Although the Government's reaction to Mr. Churchill's speech [?] not yet known, it has met with a…
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Dr. C. M. Churchward, the [?]eil known Sydney preacher and lecturer, will be in Cessnock during the next week. He is spending his holiday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. John's Church. Induction of Rev. W. L. Arnold
The Rev. W. J. Kapkins (Moderator) officiated at ceremony at St. John's Presbyterian Church on Wednesday…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Australia Will Have Voice in Plans Churchill's Statement Pacific War Council
The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) on Tuesday made his eagerly awaited speech in the House of Commons…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late News Nazis Claim Occupation of Benghazi. Churchill Says Desert Campaign May Become a "Dangerous Festering Sore Upon German-italian Resources." Knox Says That U.S. Will Have Supremacy of Seas. Tokio Claims Air and Sea Supremacy at Borneo, Cerebes, New Guinea. Also Domination of Shipping Passages to Australia and Indies. Soviet Recaptures Pour More Cities : 25,000 Nazis Killed. London
It is officially announced that Barkvankova, Losovaga, Sukhinchi and Myatlevsk have been recaptured by the Russians, and that 25,000…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →AUSTRALIA Will Have Voice in Plans Statement by Mr. Churchill Pacific War Council to be Set Up
The British Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, on Tuesday made his eagerly-awaited speech in the House of Commons. In it he…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Churchill's Survey of War Fronts Tribute to the Russians More United States Troops Coming
In his general war review in the House of Commons this week the British Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, paid high tribute to the valor of the Russian armies. He said that three or four months ago no one could tell where…
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LONDON Jan. 29. — With only one dissentient the House of Commons carried a vote of confidence in the Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill. The voting was 464 to 1, while…
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The House of Commons yesterday carried a vote of confidence in Mr. Churchill by 464 votes to 1…
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RANGOON Jan. 30.—The new Burmese Prime Minister (Sir Paw Tun), in an interview, said: “Our confidence in Mr. Churchill…
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