Church Protest
NEW YORK, June 2.—Without a debate and without opposition, the Southern General Assembly of the United States Presbyterian Church…
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Churches, 1943
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Sunday School Books for Fire in Church Hall
What was at first suspected as an attempt to burn down the Walls cod Presbyterian Church Hall, but now is regarded by the police as a…
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THE Anglican Synod yesterday favoured the appointment of a study group to consider postwar problems Mr. J. P. Abbott, M.H.R., moved…
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WASHINGTON, Thursday.—Mr Joseph E. Davits, who carries? letter from Stalin to President Roosevelt landed here to-day by…
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SYDNEY, Thursday. — Australia had every reason for satisfaction with the decision of MR. Churchill and President Roosevelt that the…
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LONDON, June 4.—Axis Radio stations continue to speculate on the whereabouts of Mr. Churchill. Berlin Radio, apparently…
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CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL.—Next Sunday is the Sunday after As[?]sion Day. There will be celebrations of the Holy Communion at 7 and…
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NEW YORK, June 6.—Corporal Peter Spencer Churchill, who claims to be a second cousin of the British Prime Minister (Mr. Winston…
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Mr. Churchill, who has returned to England, walks with the Minister of State to the Middle East (Mr. Casey), Air Chief Marshal Sir Sholto Douglas, and General Sir Alan Brooke during a conference abroad…
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LONDON, June 6.—Mr. Churchill returned to London yesterday after his visits to Washington and North Africa…
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LONDON Sunday.—Britain's Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill, flew all night in pitch darkness on his way home from the…
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LONDON, June 7.—Secrecy is being maintained about Mr. Churchill's flight from the Mediterranean, but it is known, says the…
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LONDON, Monday.—Mr Churchill's trips abroad at inevitable risk worry his Cabinet but in any case he would go just the same and every trip has greatly helped the war effort…
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LONDON, Monday.—out in the Egyptian desert a little church built by the RAF was opened on Sunday…
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Back from a mission which, as the wanton destruction of a passenger plane in the Bay of Biscay proved, was not without its…
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LONDON, June 8.—"Amphibious operations of a peculiar complexity and hazard, on a large scale, are approaching," said Mr. Churchill in the House of Commons. He reviewed his visits to Washington and North Africa…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Large-scale operations "amphibious and of great hazard," were forecast by…
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The Australian Broadcasting Commission was criticised at a meeting in Newcastle, at which the General State Secretary of the United Protestant…
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LONDON, Friday.—Leaders in Holland have joined in a united protest against the first sterilisation operations on Dutch Jews…
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CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL.—Whitsunday services are: 7 and 5 a.m, Holy Com[?]union; 9.30, Family Eucharist (preacher, the Precentor); 11 a.m., Sung…
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