Curtin on Highly Important Mission
PERTH, Sunday:-- On arrival at Perth to-day, the Prime Minister (Mr Curtin) said that nothing had happened since leaving the eastern States…
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Churchill's Probableaction
LONDON, Sunday:--The diplomatic correspondent of the "Sunday Times" says it is probable that Mr. Churchill wil advise Australia, New Zealand,…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday:-- The Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) has promised an immediate and careful…
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Mr. Churchill needed the brief holiday that he snatched in Florida, as much to prepare himself for the ordeal ahead as to refresh himself…
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LONDON, Sunday:-- It is revealed that the Prime Minister (Mr. Winston Churchill) went to America in the battleship Duke of…
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LONDON, Monday (AAP).—It is rirvealed that Mr. Churchill went to America on the…
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LONDON, Tuesday: Britain has agreed to Mr. Curtin's request for the setting up of a Pacific War Council and for Australian representation on the British War Cabinet. The Prime Minister (Mr…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday: The Federal Government has now received a detailed message from Mr. Churchill replying to the…
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LONDON, Monday: A special correspondent of Associated Press says that there are indications that Australia's recent pleas to Britain…
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LONDON, Tuesday (AAP).—Speaking in the House of Commons the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) said to-day that he doubted whether the Japanese would…
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LONDON, Tuesday:--During the course of his speech in the House of Commons to-day, when he opened the three day debate on the war situation, Mr. Churchill revealed that in order to extend the…
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On Sunday morning next, at All Saints' Church of England, Murwillumbah, during the service to begin at 7 o'clock, a silver font will be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →For Women Chose Woollahra Church Armstrong--hosey Wedding
A frock of white marquisette was chosen by Marie, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hosey, Woollahra, for her…
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LONDON.--Britain has agreed to Mr. Curtin's request for the setting up of a Pacific War Council and for Australian representation on the British War Cabinet. The Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, announced this in the House of Commons on Tuesday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kyogle Thirty Years Ago Church Building
As previously announced, the Methodist adherents have determined to build a church at Eden Creek. Matters in connection therewith have been…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Confidence in Churchill Wild Enthusiasm In Commons When Vote Recorded
LONDON, Thursday:--There were scenes of wild enthusiasm in the House of Commons to-day when a motion of confidence in the Government was passed by 464 votes to one. Members on both sides…
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LONDON, Friday (AAP).—With only one dissentient the House of Commons carried the vote of confidence in Mr. Churchill. The voting was 464 to 1, while 24, mostly Labour members,…
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LONDON, Saturday: Captain Kelly Rogers, who flew Mr. Churchill to Plymouth the 3365 miles across the Atlantic, reported to the British…
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LONDON, Sunday (AAP).— Mr. Churchill was at the contiols of the flying boat in which he returned to England…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Confidence in Churchill
The debate in the House of Commons last week ended with a spectacular demonstration of Britain's confidence in Mr. Churchill. The…
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