Inland Mission's National Work
In a talk today to Newcastle Businessmen's Club about the Australian Inland Mission, the Rev. Charles Keir. of St…
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Churches, 1943
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Widow Offers Home to Mission
A widow at Cardiff has offered to give her home to assist the Newcastle City Mission's rebuilding fund. The Secretary (Mr. A. J…
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The old controversy about using money raised by gambling to build church Institutions is being revived in Newcastle by the City…
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A public meeting last night decided to make a direct appeal to the public for £2500 to rebuild the Newcastle City Mission at Wickham…
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LONDON, August 24. — Mr. Churchill had a narrow escape from death in the blitz on London in 1940, a British official closely…
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QUEBEC, Tuesday— The Roosevelt-Churchill conference has ended with a statement from the leaders that their military discussions turned very largely upon the war against Japan and help to China…
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OTTAWA, Wednesday.— Mr. Churchill will broadcast on Sunday at 1 p.m. (Eastern Australian time 3 a.m. Monday), instead…
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The American military mission, headed by Judge Patterson, United States Under-secretary of War, and Lieut.-General Knudsen, Director of…
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Members of the Waratah-Mayfield sub-branch of the Returned Soldiers' League last night voted £2/2/ to the Newcastle City Mission for the…
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SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, Thursday.—Seven soldiers and two civilians make up the American mission which arrived in Australia yesterday. This in itself is a fair indication of its nature, and…
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Wearing a naval cap, Mr. Churchill was greeted on his arrival in Quebec by the hatless Canadian Prime Minister (Mr. Mac Kenzie King). With his familiar cigar and stick in hand, Mr. Churchill is seen with Mrs. Churchill (left) and Mary Churchill—(Telephoto.)…
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OTTAWA, Aug. 26.—Mr. Churchill will broadcast on Sunday at 1 p.m. (Eastern Australian time 3 a.m. Monday), instead of on Saturday, as…
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NEW YORK, Thursday.—Mr. Churchill's broadcast has again been postponed until Tuesday. The time has not yet been fixed…
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Adamstown 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., Rev. A. Collins. Evening Anthem, "Send Out Thy Light." Kahibah 3 p.m., Rev. A. Collins…
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QUEBEC, Aug. 27.—Mr. Churchill, who is fishing and resting at a modern log camp in the Quebec area, arrived there on…
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LONDON, Friday.—Mr. Churchill will rejoin President Roosevelt in Washington early next…
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Mr. Robert P. Patterson, U.S. Under-secretary of War, leader of…
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SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA, Sunday.—Mr. Robert P. Patterson, United States Under-secretary for War, Lieut.-General…
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NEW YORK, August 30.—Fishing is part of Mr. Churchill's holiday, just like bricklaying and painting were of other days, says a…
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Conditions permitting, the world broadcast by Mr. Churchill will be heard through 2FC and regional stations at 7.10…
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