Churches' Column Presbyterian
Preaching at St. Andrew's last Sunday, Rev. Norman Monsen said: "Each of us in the world is called upon to…
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Red Campaign on R.c. Church
NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The Communists have opened their major 1952 campaign to block the European Army by…
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At the Salvation Army Hall, Glen Innes, on Sunday. 1st.-Lieut. J. Ferguson said: "At the close of the old year…
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NEW YORK. Wednesday— The Communists opened their mator 1952 campaign to block a Eu[?]pean army by alleging…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cold Shoulder for Churchill "Has Bl[?]it Denial [?]sh," Says Truman
WASHINGTON, Friday.—Reports that the impending visit of the British Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, is unwelcome to United States…
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NEW YORK, Wednesday: The ANZUS Pact is believed to have been the subject of discussion between the British Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, and Mr. John Foster Dulles at a meeting last night, according to Reuters'…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →"Too Silly!" U.S. Reports on Churchill's Visit British Leader Will Be Welcomed—truman Washington
Reports that the impending visit to Washington of Mr. Winston Churchll is unwelcome to United States efficialdom are foolish. This blunt answer to the reports was given by…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Churchill Meets U.S. Military Heads [?]pe, Eastern [?]irs Discussed
WASHINGTON, Monday.—The Brit[?] Minister, Mr. Churchill talk[?] yesterday with the United States Military High Command on the…
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WASHINGTON, Friday: Mr. Winston Churchill talked informally yesterday with the United States' Military High Command on military problems in Europe, the Middle East and Far East…
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[?] Council table vacant there is a call on citizens with the welfare of their town to heart to volunteer for civic [?] the spheres in which citizenship can find effective…
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BRITAIN'S Prime Minister and his distinguished and impressive entourage are now in the…
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Mr. Winston Churchill talked informally yesterday with the United States Military High…
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Churches defeated Boorolong by 51 runs. BOOROLONGK, First Innings. L. Deiderick, c Bell b…
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Preaching at St. Andrew's last Sunday, Rev. Norman Monsen said: "The writer captured the calm confidence of…
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After communion next Sunday at St. Mary of the Angels Church, Roman Catholic residents of Guyra will, if…
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By direction of the presitlent of the N.S.W. Methodist: Church, Rev. A. M. Sanders. retiring offerings will be taken…
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OTTAWA, Monday.—The British Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill and the Canadian Prime Minister, Louis St. Laurent are believed to have discussed defence, foreign policy and raw material problems…
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OTTAWA, Monday: The British Prime Minister (Mr. Winston Churchill), and the Canadian Prime Minister (Mr. Louis St. Laurent), are believed to have discussed defence, foreign policy and raw material supply…
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Preaching last Sunday at St. Andrew's. Rev. Norman Monsen said: "It is God who sets us the challenge to live after…
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A booming 19 gun salute bade Ottawa's farewell to Mr. Winston Churchill as the British Prime Minister and…
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