First Church Service to Be Commemorated
On Sunday, August 2, a special service will he held Christ Church Cathedral to commemorate the first church…
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Churches, 1942
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"Bring Enemies to knees"—Churchill
LONDON, June 22.—Mr. Churchill in a message to M. Stalin on the anniversary of the German violation of Russia, said: "The fighting…
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(AAP).—President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill have just issued a joint statement on the progress of their secret…
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NEW YORK, June 24.—Tlhe meeting of President Roosevelt and (Mr. Churchill is a family reunion, according to Conklin Main. Editor of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →"Back to Waratah" Church Week
"Back to Waratah" celebrations are being conducted by the Waratah Methodist Church this week. The church is commemorating its…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →No Confidence Debate Soon Mr. Churchill's First Direct Challenge
LONDON. June 25.—Sir John Wardlaw-Milne (C.) supported by 20 members, tabled a motion in the House of Commons, "that while we…
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LONDON, June 25.—Major G. Owen (Lab.), in the House of Commons asked the Home Secretary to wind up the administration of…
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WASHINGTON. Thursday (AAP) — Particular reference was made to the Libyan setback and the opening of a second front in Europe when President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill to-day gave Congressional leaders a 40…
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For the first time for several years the annual sports carnival of the Newcastle Diocessan Church of England Sovs Society will be held this year…
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The syllabus for the second annual eisteddfod of St. James' Church of England. Wickham, will be available to-day. Vocal instrumental and…
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LONDON, Friday (OSR): That mechanical unreliability rather than disparity of armaments was the main trouble in Libya will probably be admitted by the Government…
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CHURCH CATHEDRAL.— Next Sunday will be the fourth Sunday after Trinity. There will be celenrations of the Holy Communion at…
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LONDON. Saturday morning (AAP): The Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill). it was announced at 7 am. to-day, had…
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A buliding at the corner of Vincent and Edward Streets, Cessnock, is to be converted into a church but for members of the…
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"Back to Waratah" anniversary celebrations of the Waratah Methodist Church concluded with special services in the church…
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LONDON, Sunday (Our Special Representative and AAP): An early verdict on the Libyan defeat debate will probably be called for by the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill), winding up the confidence vote on the second day…
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WASHINGTON, June 30.—Mr. Churchill told friends here last week that he had so many worries that he was forced to set up a…
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AUCKLAND (N,Z.), Tuesday.— Masterton rocked again to-day when Army engineers blew up all that was left of St. Matthew's Church,…
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LONDON, June 30,—Mr. Churchill was loudly cheered when he entered the House of Commons for the first time since his return from the United…
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LONDON, July 2.—"Our military misfortunes of the last fortnight have transformed the Mediterranean situation," said Mr. Churchill in winding up the debate on no-confidence in the House of Commons to-day…
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