Labor Rebuke to Mr. Churchill
LONDON, Tuesday (AAP): A sharp rebuke is administered to the Prima Minister (Mr. Church-III) by the Labor Party's Official…
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Churches, 1942
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Adamstown Methodist Presentation
The Adamstown Methodist Sunday School officers and teachers and members of the Girl Comrades last night entertained…
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LONDON, April 1.—A sharp rebuke is administered to the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) by the Labour Party's Official Press Service…
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BELMONT ANGLICAN.—Services on Good Friday in the Belmont Church of England Parochial District, of which Rev. W. Giffith Cochrane is…
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Major-General Herring, who has been appointed to an important active Army command, last year held the highest ecclesiastical office…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—High Caste, who holds engagements in the Doncaster Handicap and Autumn Plate at Rosehill to-morrow, will start in the big…
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THE CATHEDRAL.—On Enter Day the services in the Cathedral will be as follows: At 6, 7 and 8 a.m., celebrations of Holy Communion: 9.30 a.m…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—Many Methodist Churches in New South Wales to-day instituted afternoon services in place of evening services…
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A beetle nar[?] arranged by the Girly Priendly Society of the Wallsend Saint Luke's Church of England was held in the Church Hail. Rev. J. S. Butlough…
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Mrs. D. L. Lloyd was hostess at a social afternoon and travel talk at her home at Adamstown yesterday. Proceeds were in ald of the…
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At a meeting of the clergy conducting the campaign for the restoration of local religious broadcasts through 2NC Newcastle, forms of…
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This article was written before the reconstruction of the British War Cabinet, involving the establishment of a…
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NEWCASTLE CENTRAL METHODIST MISSIOW— Services on Sunday will be conducted by Mr. J. w. Mann, BA. at 11 a.m. Duet by Mints N. Shepherd…
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A mission for men and women of the parish began in Sacred Heart Church. Hamilton, yesterday, at the 10.30 a.m. mass. It is being given…
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LONDON, Sunday (AAP): A general smelting of church bells so that the metal can be used for making guns has…
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LONDON, April 13.—On April 4, prior to the loss of the British cruisers Dorsetshire (9975 tons) and Cornwall (10,000 tons) and the aircraft-carrier Hermes (10,850 tons), a superior Japanese…
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LONDON, April 13.—City of London authorities have used the lull in raids to make comprehensive improvement in A.R.P. services…
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STOCKHOLM, April 13.—The German Commissioner to Norway (Herr Terboven) is reported to have ordered the puppet Prime Minister…
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LONDON, Monday (OSR): Army church parades will now be spread over a week for security reasons and will no…
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LONDON, Tuesday (From Trevor Smith) : While united in their determination to give unstinted support to the winning of the war, apprehension regarding its whole direction has been renewed in the British people…
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