CHURCHILL Through the eyes of a woman Chapter One Of A New Biography
As once again he steals the headlines the announcement that the Queen has admitted him to the highest order of chivalry—Knight of the Garter, "The…
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Churches, 1953
518 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 8 of 26
CHURCHILL [?] Through the eyes of a woman 2nd INSTALMENT
Winston Churchill in private life, Virginia Cowles found to her surprise, used the same polished and rounded phrases in ordinary conversation as he did when…
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Already this first character estimate of Churchill to be written by a woman has stirred keen interest. Now the author— wife of a former Socialist Minister, close friend of the Churchill family…
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Newcastle City Mission urgently needed a utility truck or station waggon to assist in its work, the superintendent (Mr. J. McCallum) told the annual council meeting…
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The aim of Newcastle City Mission was to cater for the spiritual and material needs of people in need, the Lord…
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One thing that has continually astonished all of Churchill's friends is his tremendous energy. Most men when they reach the seventies think of quiet retirement, but not Winston Churchill. In addition to all his…
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"The greatest issue of our time—the issue of war and peace—is essentially a political issue that calls for a…
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VIRGINIA COWLES was a front-line reporter throughout the war, winning an O.B.E. Before that she sought news wherever she could find it…
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Winston Churchill was not a popular boy at school. He did not get on well with his fellow pupils, bur this did not worry him in the slightest. He was very self-sufficient…
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Do the off-duty anecdotes tell more of a man's character and life than the formal history of his career? Virginia Cowles, in this final episode of the Churchill biography, gives some revealing…
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A Mother and Daughter service will be held at Hamilton Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon…
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Mr. Sultan Ali, of the Indian community in Fiji, will visit Newcastle next Friday for the combined overseas…
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LONDON, May 11. A.A.P.—Sir Winston Churchill told the House of Commons to-day that…
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Production of the tank could be attributed to Sir Winston Churchill, who asked naval experts to give him a land battleship, Mr. D. Clark said yesterday…
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LONDON, Tues. (A.A.P.) : In what many regarded as one of his greatest speeches, Britain's Prime Minister (Sir Winston Churchill) yesterday put before the House of Commons a suggestion for…
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SYDNEY: The 150th anniversary of the first Non-conformist Church in Australia will be celebrated…
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LONDON, May 12. A.A.P.—Three controversial questions raised by Sir Winston Churchill yesterday were likely to arouse criticism, says Reuters political correspondent. They were his suggestion for a big Powers conference,…
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The new church hall of St. Botolphs, to be built in Hillcrest-pde., Highfields, will provide a link with a famous historical and the largest parish church in England…
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Ten weeks after the death of Mr. Stalin and the swift installation of the new regime in Moscow, leaders…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday. —An Australia-wide appeal for £100,000 was launched to-day by the Australian…
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