Allied Mission For Denmark
The Allied Military Mission which went to Copenhagen to take over control after the surrender of German forces in…
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Churches, 1945
647 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 11 of 33
Methodist Island Missions May Be Expanded
Re-establishment of mission stations in islands of the South-west Pacific will be one of the principal items for discussion at the 14th annual…
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LONDON, May 10. A.A.P.—Mr. Churchill, after a tumultous reception in Whitehall last night, spoke to Londoners from a…
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Possibilities of church union with other denominations is to be discussed at the Common-wealth Methodist Conference which will begin in Melbourne next week…
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BRISBANE: Australian Communists were trying to win over the young people and had to be fought, the Moderator General of…
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LONDON, May 11. A.A.P.—Members of the Dutch resistance group brought into Canadian Headquarters two Allied airmen who had been…
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LONDON, May 11.—Now that victory has been achieved in Europe, Mr. Churchill has called for a flat-out effort against Japan. EVERYTHING that Britain can send in ships, planes and guns…
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GREAT OCCASION.—Impressive picture of the great crowd which thronged Whitehall, to hear Britain's Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, make one of his historic speeches on VE-Day. On Mr. Churchill's right is the Minister for Labor, Mr. Bevin…
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CALCUTTA.—Travellers on the Manipur Road between Imphal and Kohima, India, often stop to look at a tiny wayside church, one of…
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Parades of young people were a feature of Mother's Day celebrations at two suburban churches. Boy Scouts of the 2nd Wickham…
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LONDON Sunday: All of Britain's toils and troubles were not over yet, and further sacrifices to a great cause had to be made, declared Mr. Churchill in a broadcast tonight…
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NEW YORK, Monday. — Mr. Churchill was described by the British Ambassador to Washington (Lord Halifax), speaking at…
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JOY.—Whitehall jammed with Londoners assembled to hear Mr. Churchill- deliver his VE-Day speech, in which while announcing the unconditional surrender of Germany, he exhorted Britons in the Far East to lift up their hearts "for we are coming." SUICIDE PILOT.—Dramatic pictures of a desperate Jap attack on a U.S. warship. Struck…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Heavy Jap Losses in Fierce Wewak Battle Sixth Division Drives For Mission Base
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Australian troops of the Sixth Division, against bitter opposition are attacking Wirui Mission, described as the keypoint of the Japanese defended locality in the west Wewak area…
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LONDON, May 15. A.A.P.—Moving an address to the King, conveying congratulations on the victorious conclusion of the war…
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A scheme for the building of a new hall at the Mayfield Methodist Church is to be launched at a function on Saturday night in…
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"Lord Halifax said that Mr. Churchill smokes three cigars an hour during the 18 of the 24 hours dally that he is awake. 'What he doesn't smoke,…
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LONDON, May 16. A.A.P.—The Supreme Allied Commander (General Eisenhower) lunched with Mr. Churchill at No. 10 Downing-street to-day. They discussed the future government of Germany. Later…
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CANBERRA, Wednesday.—Mr. Curtin will be asked to invite Mr. Churchill to visit Australia and the South-west…
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LONDON, Wed.—Irish leader Mr. De Valera, in a broadcast, said that certain newspapers had been very…
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