Unknown Soldier Was First Newcastle Methodist
CENTENARY WEEK, to be observed by Newcastle Methodists next week, commemorates the opening of the first Wesleyan…
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Churches, 1945
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Methodist Centenary Celebrations Begin on
The Minister for the Navy (Mr. Makin) will be one of the speakers at the Methodist Centenary Week, which will begin in Newcastle on…
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LONDON, Friday: Mr. Churchill got one of the greatest electoral receptions of his life when he was…
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LONDON, Friday.— The second consignment of Australian oysters to be sent by air to Mr. Churchill arrived today, but was bad…
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DISTINGUISHED VISITOR: Professor A. E. Albiston, M.A., B.D., a former President General of the Methodist Church of Australia, (fourth from the right), is shown chatting with the Mayor (Aid. R. Norris) at the City Hall this morning. Professor Albiston was tendered a civic reception…
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There were no negotiations by the A.L.P. for radio station 2HD until the Church of England authorities had turned down the proposition,…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—The Duke of Gloucester attended a service at St. Andrew's Cathedral this morning, during which he unveiled a stone…
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More stress should be laid on the agreements between the churches and less on their differences, the Bishop of Newcastle (Right Rev. F. de Witt Batty) said today. The Bishop was speaking at the…
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LONDON, June 25. A.A.P.—Mr. Churchill is opposed in the Woodford electorate, but not by Trooper Arthur Yates, of the Sixth Armoured…
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Professor A. E. Albiston, former President-General of the Methodist Church of Australasia, signing the visitors' book at the City Hall. Professor Albiston is visiting Newcastle to take part in the Methodist Centenary Week celebrations…
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LONDON, Monday: Churchill and Hitler both were heard in the election campaign yesterday. A crowd of 10,000, awaiting the Prime Minister's arrival in Birmingham heard a recording of Hitler's voice from loud-speaker…
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Given wise leadership, the youth of today would play a big part in the future of the nation, Professor A. E. Albiston, M.A., B.D., said in an interview today. Professor Albiston, who is visiting…
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Some people from Dungog, Singleton, Maitland and Cessnock could not get into the City Hall last night to the play "The Cavalcade of…
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A combined Methodist ladies' choir, conducted by Mrs. W. Crooks, sang at the Methodist women's rally at the City Hall…
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LONDON, June 26. A.A.P.—Shouts of "God old Winnie" from the crowds which swarmed around Mr. Churchhill's car when…
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Sir,—E. L. Slade Mallen's letter was remarkable both for its ignorance and its bitterness. There are a number of questions…
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LONDON, June 26.—A short, plump, grey-haired man sat down outside the returning officer's room at Woodford (Essex) ready to lodge…
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LONDON, Tuesday.— In his final appeal to the electorate next week Mr Churchill will face the largest audience any British Prime Minister…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mr. Churchill Refuses To Take Things Easy Gordon Gilmour's London Diary. London, Tuesday.—
At 71, Winston Churchill obviously isn't looking towards a bathchair, but his friends think he should take things a little easier. It's hardly the age to undertake the greatest personal election tour Britain has seen, addressing a potential audience of…
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The Methodist centenary celebrations In Newcastle; which have been creating considerable interest, will close tomorrow…
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