Visit By Inland Mission Director
On Sunday next at 7.15 p.m. the Rev. Harry Griffiths will visit the Malt land Methodist Church…
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Churchill Suffering From Cold
NEW YORK.: British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, is suffering from a “very had cold,” and plans for a city…
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American newspapers agree thata Mr. Churchill's visit to the United States has been a success…
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NEW YORK: The British Prime-Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, confined to bed with a severe cold, was…
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NEW YORK: British Prime Minister Winston Churchill went straight to bed last night after boarding the finer…
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The Maitland Methodist Sunday School resume after the holiday vacation, on Sunday February 8 at 2.45 p.m. The…
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LONDON: The British Cabinet yesterday summoned two of Britain’s service chiefs who went to Washington for the Charchill-Tram[?] Minister discussed with them the effects of the…
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To-morrow is Home Mission Sunday and East Mall and Methodist Church will have Rev. Henry Gri[?]ths,…
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“Truth,” was the subject in all Churches of Christ. Scientist, on Sunday. The golden text was: Then…
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WASHINGTON: America will send a [?] Australia in Marck to neg[?] a convention to avoid…
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LONDON: Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, will make a preliminary statement on his Washington talks to the Ho[?]e…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Effective Action in Event of Korean Truce Breach Mr. Churchill Explains To House Of Commons
LONDON: Britain was not committed to bomb Chino if Korean truce agreements were broken, Prime Minister Winston Churchill told the House of Commons last night. Mr. Churchill’s statement cleared up one of the great uncertainties of his…
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LONDON: The Conservative Government under British Prime Minister [?]inst[?] C[?]urcbill wo[?] a vote of confidence in the Home of Commons last night an his new a[?]terity programme. The vote approving hit plan for dollar-short Britain is bay lest and cell…
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Sunday morning service at East Maitland Methodist Church will be conducted by members of the High Court of…
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Love, was the subject to all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday. The golden text was: We…
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WASHINGTON: The International-Bank for Reconstruction and Development in a few weeks would send a high-level…
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The Bishop of Newcastle (Dr. Witt Batty) has approved the extension of the Church of England Parish of Bulahdelah to include Tea Gardens…
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MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL is no longer able to engage in the boisterous spirit of cocksure criticism that followers found attractive in him when he led the Opposition; he is now Prime…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-day’s Leader Mr. Churchill’s Restroing United States Has Big Store Of Atomic Bombs
NEW YORK: The United States had more than 1000 atomic bombs stored in [?] massive concrete underground…
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Two memorial services to the King were conducted by the Dean of Sydney, Dr. S. Barton Babbage in St…
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