Churchill's Speech To Commons He Wants It to Be Broadcast
LONDON, Tuesday. (A.A.P.).—The unprecedented proposal that a recording should be made for subsequent broadcasting of his…
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Churches, 1942
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No Recording of Churchill's Speech in House
LONDON, Wed. (A.A.P.). — Mr. Churchill stated in the House of Commons yesterday that, as there was so much…
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LONDON. Thursday (Our Special Representative): Mr. Churchill is as popular to-day as at any time during his 20 months…
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LONDON, Friday (Our Special Representative and A.A.P.): Vital Empire problems are involved in next week's debate in the House of Comment, when the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) will demand a vote of confidence…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.—The War Cabinet, during the three-hour meeting this afternoon, received an interim reply from Mr. Churchill,…
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LONDON, Jan. 27.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) told the House of Commons to-day that he doubted whether Japan would attempt to in invade Australia. It would, he said, be a most ambitious overseas operations, and certainly…
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Points from Mr. Churchill's war review—Very considerable American forces will follow the troops who have…
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MR. CHURCHILL re[?]uses to go head-hunting. In his spee[?]n to the House of Commons yesterday he made some…
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LONDON, Tuesday (Our Special Representative and A.A.P.): The war in the eastern approaches of Australia and New Zealand" will be placed immediately under American command, and will be known henceforth as the "Anzac Area."…
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LONDON, Tuesday (A.A.P.). — Promising that England would do "everything in human power" to help Australia and would…
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LONDON, Wed. (A.A.P.) — By assuming responsibility for all decisions, Mr. Churchill has run counter to the…
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Mr. Churchill was not speaking lightly when he said that everything in human power the British Government can do, or persuade…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—No official expression has yet been given of the Commonwealth Government's reaction to Mr. Churchill's speech in the House of Commons. Ministers are still closely…
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LONDON, Jan. 29.—Mr. Churchill's mission to America was a great success, but we must not expect too much…
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A luncheon arranged by the Women's Church Aid of the Adamstown Methodist Church was held in the school hall yesterday…
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LONDON., Jan. 29.—Winding up the debate in the House of Commons, Mr. Churchill said he was ready to profit to the…
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Sir,—After reading through the review of what has been accomplished in the last two years by Britain, under the administration…
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LONDON, Thurs. (Our Special Representative and A.A.P.). — The arrival of American forces in Britain…
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LONDON, Thursday. (A.A.P.). — "I offer no apologies no excuses, no promises," said Mr. Churchill at the conclusion of the war debate in the Hours of Commons. "I have not mitigated the sense of danger at the pending misfortunes, minor and severe, which overhang us, but I was never more confident that we will bring…
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Home Mission Services on Sunday will be conducted by Rev. A. L. Cannon at 11 a.m. and at 7 p.m. by Rev. A. G. Manefield his address being "counting…
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