U.S. Thinks Churchill May Fall
WASHINGTON, Saturday.-- For the first time today, some Washington circles are predicting that the Prime Minister…
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Churches Urge Prohibition of All Liquor
The immediate suspension, for the duration of the war, of the manufacture, sale and distribution of all intoxicating…
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FROM tomorrow some churches on the North Shore, including the Congregational, Milson's Point, and Presbyterian, Neutral Bay, will…
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WASHINGTON, Saturday.-- For the first time today, some Washington circles are predicting that the Prime Minister…
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The immediate suspension, for the duration of the war, of the manufacture, sale and distribution of all intoxicating…
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WASHINGTON, Saturday.-- For the first time today, some Washington circles are predicting that the Prime Minister…
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CANBERRA, Sunday.--War Cabinet will probably decide tomorrow to send the External Affairs Minister (Dr. Evatt) on a special mission to America…
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IF the truth ever goes into the records history student will probably find that the week ended March 7.1942…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.—It was revealed to-day that an important mission undertaken some weeks ago for the…
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Immediate suspension of the manufacture and distribution of all liquor for the luration of the war was urged in a resolution adopted unanimously…
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The acting general manager of the Australian Broadcasting Commission. Mr. T. W. Bearup, denied last night that the commission had received…
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Marshal Rommel, who is visiting Rome, is believed to be discussing Willi lending Germans and Italians…
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ADELAIDE, Monday.—By the order of the Governor-General of the Netherlands East Indies, the Lieutenant-Governor, Dr…
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Members of the party of N.E.I. officiais who are in Australia by order of the Governor-General of the Indies. They were photographed in Melbourne yesterday, on arrival from Adelaide. From left: Dr. J. E. Van Hoogstraten, the Lieutenant-Governor…
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NEW YORK, Wednesday. -- It is announced in Washington that Colonel Louis Johnson, former Assistant-Secretary of War, will head…
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Man was the subject in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday. The Golden Text was: Have we not all one father? Hath not one…
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Mrs. C. G. Berge of "Yamboon,"-Campbell-street, Parramatta, placed her house and grounds at the disposal of the Centenary Methodist Church, for…
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Presbyterian services for next Sunday, March 15, are Rooty Hill 11, St. Marys 4, Plumpton 7.30. Rev. A. J Barrett, Minister…
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Next Sunday afternoon, March 15, at 3 p.m., in the Penrith Presbyterian Church, a meeting for men only will be held, the speaker being Dr. W…
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An amount of £66 was realised at the Market Day and Bazaar held on Saturday last, and organised by the Presbyterian Ladies' Guild. A number…
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