Churchill's Condition Satisfactory
LONDON, Sunday: The latest bulletin from No. 10 Downing S[?] states that Mr Churchill's condition is satisfactory…
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Mr. Churchill Glowing Tribute By Evatt
SYDNEY, Sunday.—"We all rejoice at the recovery of this remarkably eloquent British leader—Mr. Churchill—dauntless in…
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CANBERRA, Monday: A warm message of congratulation sent by Mr. Churchill to General MacArthur to mark the recapture of…
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CANBERRA, Monday.—The hope that Mr. Churchill would visit the South-west Pacific area is expressed by the Commander-in-Chief South-west Pacific (General MacArthur) in a reply to…
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LONDON, Monday: The latest bulletin says the condition of the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) is improving daily. He is getting up…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Among the buildings recently offered to the Victorian Churches Committee tor use as a soldiers' club for men…
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LONDON, Tuesday (AAP).—A bulletin issued from 10 Downing Street today reported that the Prime Minister's condition was…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday. — Of 17 Methodist missionaries now known to be missing 12 men and four women were on New Britain,…
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THERE has been a distinct feeling of relief in anifest throughout all British communities this week at the continued progress…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—After rejecting a proposal that Army chaplains should instruct troops on sex matters, the Methodist…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The third reading of stations at the New South Wales Methodist Ministers' conference to-night was as follows:…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—At the Methodist Conference of New South Wales today, a request from the Western Districts that a conference…
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CANBERRA, Friday: Mr Churchill has cabled Mr Curtin expressing warm satisfaction on the immediate superiority…
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CANBERRA, Friday.—"It is my earnest wish that these squadrons, which are manned by airmen from Australia and…
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SYDNEY, Saturday: The third reading of stations at the New South Wales Methodist Conference last night was as follows:…
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SYDNEY, Sat.: At the Methodist Conference of New South Wales yesterday a request from the Western Districts that Conference…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.—Church [?] es throughout Australia will co[?] opevate with the war loan cam[?] paign during the Third Libert[?]…
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Speaking at the annual congregational meeting of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, in Lismore, the Rev. James Beatty said about…
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"We must do something for the great northern half of Australia if we are to hold and develop the territory. It is our duty to see it is…
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LONDON, Tuesday: A Danish official in London stated that hundreds of Danish boys between 14 and 17 had formed "Churchill…
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