Churchill Is Home Again
LONDON , Sunday.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill)arrived back in London yesterday. Mrs. Churchill, Miss Mary Churchill…
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Churches, 1943
612 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 22 of 31
Mr. Churchill to Speak
LONDON, Sept. 20.—Mr. Churchill to-day saw members of the War Cabinet, and other Ministers and Service Chiefs. He is expected to…
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Sir,—Mr. Butler continues to confuse the Gospel of Christianity and the Church. Apparently we are agreed that the Gospel has the…
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Sir,—It seems that "Veritas" and "Old Bill" have overlooked, or have not troubled to investigate, the mind of the Christian Church on social…
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LONDON, Sept. 20.—The greeting from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York that has been taken to Russia by the Archbishop of York…
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LONDON. Monday.—"Mr Churchill is expected to speak for nearly two hours when he gives the House of Commons his…
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The Diocesan Home Mission festival will be held in the City Hall to-eight. Proceeds will be for the support of about 90 children it the three Church…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. Churchill Foreshadows Second Front Meet Stalin Before End Of This Year
LONDON, September 21.—Mr. Churchill made important declarations on the opening of a second front and on relations with Russia in a war review in the House of Common to-day. The Mediterranean battlefield was a third front, said Mr. Churchill. The second…
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LONDON, Tuesday. — "The bloodiest portion — make no mistake about it — the bloodiest portion of…
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THE suggestion that the Allies delayed their offensive in Italy for a month. while the Badogllo Government temporised about…
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LONDON, Tuesday night. — It will be a year to-morrow since the Eighth Army began its operations which culminated in the victory of El Alamein and its immortal march. In the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Churchill reviewed the progress of the war…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Broadmeadow Methodist Activities
Broadmeadow Methodist Order of Knights held its birthday social in the church hall. Mr. S. Lundy was the organiser. Mr. A. Hampton represented…
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The balance-sheet of war can never be all profit, but Mr. Churchill was able to demonstrate to the House of Commons that,…
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Rev. J. Harold King said at the 90th annual meeting of the Brown-street Congregational Church last night that 23 members of the Church were in the…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Dr. Cameron Sutcliffe Rowntree, of Bankstown, unsuccessfully applied at Campsie Court to-day for an ejectment order…
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Sir,—Like Australian soldiers, I dislike jungle warfare. I prefer an opponent in the open, instead of one who snipes at me, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Church Centenary at Mt. Vincent
The Chief Secretary (Mr. Baddeley) will visit Mt. Vincent to-morrow, and will attend the service arranged by the Anglican community to mark…
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CHRIST CRURCH CATHEDRAL.—Next sunday is the Fourteenth sunday after Trinity. There will be celebrations of the Holy Communion at 7 and 8 a.m…
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A wide range of educational exhibits was displayed at the missionary exhibition at the Maitland-road Baptist Church. Islington, on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Nation's Debt to Merchant Navy Premier Sets Stone For Mission
"If the merchant service had broken down, all would have been lost, particularly for Great Britain. Despite dangers and difficulties, the…
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