Church Takes Over Hotel Building
SYDNEY.—A four-storied delicensed hotel in George Street. Sydney, has been taken over by the Presbyterian Church as a…
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Churches, 1942
586 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 20 of 30
Hang on Victory—or Strike Churchill's Second Front Problems
At No. 10 Downing-street Winston Churchill works into the hours of the morning smoking cigars while he thinks and talks of the problems confronting him. JUST AFTER Chamberlain's…
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NEW LAMBTON METHODIST: At 11 a.m. the President of the Conference (the Rev. T. Manning Taylor, B.A.) will receive thirty-four candidates into…
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CAIRO, August 23.—Mr. Churchill collected the biggest cigar he has ever seen during his visit to King Farouk on his way to…
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LONDON, Sunday.—Newsreets of the Churchill-Stalin conferences in the Kremlin were loudly applauded in Moscow cinemas…
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The Presbyterian Fellowship birthday party was held at Merewether School of Arts. Rev. J. Thompson presided. Visitors included the Moderator of the…
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MELBOURNE, Monday.—Mr. Churchill did things for Australia, things which were not put up to him, but which were decisions made…
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LONDON, Monday: A Liberator bomber landed Mr. Churchill in England at dusk yesterday following his dramatic…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Austerity Travel Is Mission of Mr. Neale to Newcastle
Important business and road traffic modifications are likely to result from the visit to Newcastle to-day of the Commissioner for Road Transport and Tramways (Mr. C. N. Neale)…
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LONDON, Aug. 25.—Mr. Churchill, who arrived back in London last night, paid two visits to the Middle East, before and after his trip to Moscow. This was revealed by Godfrey Talbot, B.B.C. war correspondent in the Middle East…
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CANBERRA, Tuesday.—A manifesto issued today by Federal Church leaders appealed to the people to apply themselves,…
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LONDON, Tuesday: "Well, gentlemen, great days are ahead," Mr. Winston Churchill told war correspondents when he visited the Eighth Army in the Western Desert, during his return flight from Russia…
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NEW YORK, August 26.—"While there is nothing very definite about the decisions reached by Mr. Churchill and M. Stalin, it is probably safe…
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CAIRO, Wednesday.—The most moving moment of Winston Churchill's second visit to the front line teas when he took part in a simple ceremony at the graves of over 50 New Zealand and British soldiers. who mere killed in the El Alamein fighting. He stood with bared head on a dust-swept ridge deep in the desert be…
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Mr. Churchill, the Russian Premier (M. Stalin), and Mr. Averill Harriman, representative of President Roosevelt, at the Moscow conference on the future conduct of the war…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Seamen's Mission on City Site
The Bishop of Newcastle (Right Rev. F. de Witt Batty) yesterday told the Seamen's Institute Committee that the Government had granted…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Japanese Imprison 30 Catholic Priests
TORONTO, Friday: The Japanese had imprisoned 30 Roman Catholic priests because they had been the staunchest opponents of Japanese army rule, said the Rev. John Gage Waller to-day…
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Winston Churchill, 11, grandson of Britain's Prime Minister, goes for a walk on his return to London for a visit…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Continuous Day of Prayer Thursday: All Churches Open
Churches in Newcastle will be open for continuous prayer all day Thursday, the Day of Prayer called to mark the third anniversary of the outbreak of war. Services of intercession and…
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The Church of England League of Patriotic Service's Newcastle hostel for the United Services has been completed. The Governor…
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