Dole Query Stung Churchill, Bevin
LONDON, June 21. A.A.P.—During a speech on the Government's White Paper on postwar employment policy the Minister for…
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Churches, 1944
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Church Opposes Amplifiers At Islington
The move by Newcastle ALP Municipal Assembly to have lifted the Greater Newcastle Council ban on the use of amplifiers…
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At Waratah Methodist Rays Society's annual concert, Miss Vela Osborne. the producer, was assisted by Miss H. Cunningham…
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CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL.—On the Third Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion will be at 7 and 8 a.m., Family Eucharist with sermon by Rev…
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LONDON, Monday.—The Commander of the Eighth Army in Italy (General Leese) has sent a message to the British workmen…
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LONDON, Monday.—Mr. Churchill's son, Major Randolph Churchill, arrived in London yesterday after visiting Rome on his…
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A meeting of youth workers of Methodist churches in the Newcastle district will be held at the Hamilton church on Monday…
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COLOMBO, June 28. A.A.P.— "Churchill's Own," the Prime Minister's own Spitfire Squadron, famous for its part in the Battle of…
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Contribution of sufficient money to meet the cost of additional land required for a new church building was set as an objective…
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Wallsend Returned Soldiers' subbranch yesterday decided to give £2 2s to St. Luke's Girls' Friendly Society for the purpose of having…
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Several church bodies protested to the Wallsend Returned Soldiers' sub-branch yesterday against the sub-branch holding…
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LONDON, Monday.—Mr. Churchill, in a letter to Major Cunciff, Conservative candidate at the Rusholme (Manchester)…
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A Churchill tank covering advancing infantry crashes through a hedge during a british attack between Tilly and Caen, in Normandy.—A.A.P. Picturegram…
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LONDON, July 4. A.A.P.—Although it was expected that Mr. Churchill would make a statement in the House of Commons to-day on…
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LONDON. July 4. A.A.P.—In a letter to Major Cundiff, Conservative candidate in the Rushohne (Manchester) by-election, Mr. Churchill…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Church Wine Sold On Black Market
LONDON, Tuesday,—Church altar wine, which is imported from italy and Spain, is being sold at extortionate prices at…
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A gathering of members of the Methodist Ministers' Association of the Newcastle-Maitland district presided over by the Rev. C. L…
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Mr. and Mrs. Churchill watching fighting overhead during their tour of defences against flying bombs in Southern England…
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Fifty-six youth leaders, representing Methodist churches in the Newcastle and Coalfields districts and at Belmont and Raymond…
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LONDON, July 6. A.A.P.—"It would be a mistake to underrate the serious character of this particular form of attack. It has never been underrated in secret Government circles," said Mr. Churchill reviewing flying bomb…
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