Centenar[?] Service Smithfield Strict Baptist Church
On the afternoon of Australia Day, January 26. nearly 100 adults and children assembled to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the above church. The…
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Mission Men Will Go Bush in North Brisbane
If the Japanese land on the north coast of Australia, white missionaries at four Presbyterian missions on Cape York Peninsula, and Mornington Island will "go bush" with…
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THANKS chiefly to Sydney's chattermag daily press, an idea has become widespread in N.S.W. that Great Britain has "let Australia down" over the Pacific War. The impression has not been counteracted by Federal Ministers. In fact, the air has been filled with reports of "demands" for assistance; "demands" that Britain and the…
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While Mr. Churchill's speech has evoked admiration and sympathy in the House of Commons and incidentally in the United States and throughout the British Empire, including. Australia, it had several weaknesses and omissions…
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The "Catholic Press" and the "Catholic Freeman's Journal" will cease publication on February 26. They will be played by a new…
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Singapore Island is now preparing for an enemy combined land, sea, and air attack. Strong Japanese forces are attempting to force their way south down the railway to the Causeway joining Johore and Singapore…
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"I offer no apologies, no excuses, no promises," said Mr. Churchill at the conclusion of the war debate in the Commons…
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Arrival of American forces in Britain would enable substantial supplies of weapons and munitions, now being manufactured in the United States for Britain, to be sent direct to Australia…
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"The storm of criticism over Pacific reverses that will break in the House of Commons will be the fiercest…
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“Truth“ was the subject in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday. The Golden Text was: God shall forth his mercy and his truth…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Britain Misled On Malaya, M.P. States Churchill Accused of Cabinet Dictatorship
LONDON, Thursday (A.A.P.).--"There is no possible excuse for statements made in the Far East which misled Britain for months," Sir John Wardlaw-Milne (Cons.) said in the House of Commons yesterday…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.--Invasion of Australia would be less hazardous for Japan than invasion of Britain would be for Germany, the Deputy-Prime Minister (Mr…
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SIR,--When Mr. Churchill told the House of Commons that he "was responsible for the way the country is served," he was covering up the…
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Speaking in the House of Commons on September 9, Mr. Churchill said: “I have hitherto consistently de…
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LONDON, Friday.--By 464 votes to one, the House of Commons yesterday carried a vote of confidence in the Churchill Government, after one of the most frank debates in the history of the war. The one…
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LONDON.-- This story of Mr. Churchill in the days when France was tottering to her fall, was told by Mr. Brendan Bracken, Min-…
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LONDON,Friday.--By 464 votes to one,the House of Commons yesterday carried vote of confidence in the Churchill Government, after one of" the most frank debates- in the history of the war. The one…
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LONDON,Friday.--By 464 votes to one,the House of Commons yesterday carried vote of confidence in the Churchill Government, after one of the most frank debates in the history of the war. The one dissentient was Mr. Maxton (Independent…
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MR. CHURCHILL has been accorded a record vote of confidence by the House Commons. Since he made the issue one of confidence no other result could have been expected The allied cause finds inspiration in Mr. Churchill s great personal qualities of leadership…
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LONDON.-- This story of Mr. Churchill in the days when France was tottering to her fall, was told by Mr. Brendan Bracken, Min-…
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