United Churches Officers
At the annual meeting of Newcastle United Churches Association yesterday the following ministers were elected as officers for the…
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Churches, 1949
498 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 5 of 25
Remembered The Old Red Church
LONDON: When Marie Lloyd sand "The Old Red Church in Bethnal Green" about 30 or 40 years ago in London music-halls…
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LONDON, March 9. A.A.P.—Further trials of Bulgarian churchmen on charges of espionage are expected to begin soon, reports an Associated Press correspondent in Sofia…
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The "confessions" of Protest ant pastors in the Bulgariar "trials" remain as much a mystery as the perplexing…
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NEW YORK, Sun. (O.S.R.): Former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who will arrive in New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth on March 23 will be the guest of Bernard M. Baruch, America's…
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LONDON: An Oxford undergraduate will contest the Woodford (Essex) seat for Labor…
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CLIVE CHURCHILL, Australian Rugby League fullback, who returned from England with the Kangaroos, last…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Civic Welcome For Mission Schooner
With six English officers and an entire native crew, the mission schooner, "John Williams VI," berthed at King's Wharf, Newcastle, at noon to-day and a civic welcome was tendered the officers…
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SYDNEY offers several precedents of notable churches moving to new sites. They include—…
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Part of the crowd that watched the reception to the missionary ship John Williams VI. in Newcastle on Saturday afternoon…
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More than 1300 people inspected the mission schooner, John Williams VI, at King's Wharf on Saturday afternoon. The ship, which arrived on…
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MR. JOHN MOORE, of Newcastle, became the first white passenger, except missionaries, on the mission schooner John…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Churchills Sail for United States
LONDON, March 20. A.A.P.— Mr. and Mrs. Churchill left Southampton in the Queen Elizabeth for a stay in the United States which…
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BALTIMORE, Sun. (O.S.R.): Mr. Churchill is now regarded by many Conservatives as "an old man of the sea" on the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Row in Church: 17 Removed
LONDON, Mon. (A.A.P.).—Police forcibly removed 17 men and women, including a priest, who interrupted the Anglican service at St. Augustine's Church, South Kensington. The interrupters shouted: "In the name of Jesus Christ…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Rates Churchill World's Second Best Fullback
Keith Froome, Rugby League Kangaroo, rates the former Central Newcastle player Clive Churchill as the second best fullback in the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Bitter Reception for Churchill
NEW YORK, Wed. (A.A.P.): Mr. Churchill had a hostile reception from about 200 demonstrators when he arrived here in the Queen Elizabeth today…
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NEW YORK, March 24. A.A.P. —Mr. Churchill worked his two secretaries from early morning, to past midnight some days on the…
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WASHINGTON, Thursday (A.A.P.): Secret Service men and police had to drive a wedge through reporters,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mission Hall Opening
A mission hall, under the direction of Newcastle City Mission, will he opened at Carrington to-day at 3 p.m. by the Lord Mayor (Ald…
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