Middle East Mission
LONDON, Jan. 26 (A.A.P.).—It is officially announced that Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, Minister of state, representing the War Cabinet in the Far…
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Mr. Churchill to Speak To-day Our Own Correspondent and A.a.p
LONDON, Jan, 26.—The public awaits impatiently the war review and policy statement which Mr. Churchill is expected…
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LONDON, Tuesday.--"When Mr. Curtin said last night that no nation can risk its future on the infallibility of one man, or submerge its right to speak because of another's presumed omniscience, he was voicing the opinions of millions here who no longer consider Mr. Churchill omniscient…
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LONDON, Tuesday.--Because he has not fully recovered from a heavy cold, the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) will not broadcast after…
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LONDON, Tuesday.--"When Mr. Curtin said last night that no nation can risk its future on the infallibility of one man, or submerge its right to speak because of another's presumed omniscience, he was…
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LONDON, Tuesday.--Because he has not fully recovered from a heavy cold, the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) will not broadcast after…
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LONDON, January 27. (A.A.P.)—The British Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, to-day made his eagerlyawaited speech in the House of Commons. In it he announced:…
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LONDON, January 27 (A.A.P.).—In his general war review in the House of Commons to-day, the Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, paid high tribute to the valour of the Russian armies…
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LONDON, Tuesday. -- "Things have gone badly and worse is to come," the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) said in the House of Commons today…
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LONDON, Tuesday. -- "In Libya, although we have not succeeded in destroying General Rommel's army, nearly two-thirds of it are wounded, prisoners, or dead," the Prime…
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LONDON, Tuesday. -- "The vote of confidence in Churchill will be carried with overwhelming force,"…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--Not once in his 84 minutes' speech to the House of Commons yesterday did Mr. Churchill mention the Prime Minister of Australia, nor did he answer any direct Australian criticism of…
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THE tone of Mr. Churchill's speech was disappointing, but not unexpected. He was in petulant, uncompromising mood. Demands that have been made for a Pacific War Council and an Imperial War Council had been. forced on him and were grudgingly conceded…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--The news-magazine Cavalcade says that Mr. Churchill's decision to make the war debate issue a vote of confidence…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--Not once in his 84 minutes' speech to the House of Commons yesterday did Mr. Churchill mention the Prime Minister of Australia, nor did he answer any direct Australian criticism of…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--The news-magazine Cavalcade says that Mr. Churchill's decision to make the war debate issue a vote of confidence…
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THE tone of Mr. Churchill's speech was disappointing, but not unexpected. He was in petulant, uncompromising mood. Demands that have been made for a Pacific War Council and an Imperial War Council had been forced on him and were grudgingly conceded…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--Australia Will have a responsible voice in the conduct of the war in the Pacific, and no obstacles will be placed in the way of Australian troops wishing to return and defend their country, said…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--Not once in his 84 minutes' speech to the House of Commons yesterday did Mr. Churchill mention the Prime Minister of Australia, nor did he answer any direct Australian criticism of…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--The newsmagazine Cavalcade says that Mr. Churchill's decision to make the war debate issue a vote of confidence…
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