Church Anniversary
The focty-eighth anniversary of the Hurstville Presbyterian Church was held on Sunday last. The service in the morning was conducted…
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Honored for Secret Mission Honolulu
Admiral Chester Nimitz, Commander of the United States Pacific Fleet, presented the Distinguished Service Cross to…
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SAN FRANCISCO. March 1[?] (A.A.P.).—After flying the Pacific the Australian Minister for External Affairs, Dr. H. V. Eva[?]…
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CANBERRA. Thursday.—The Prime Minister, Mr. Curtin, said late to-night:— "On Monday last 1 received word…
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All communications between Mr. Churchill, Mr. Curtin and the Australian Minister at Washington, Mr. Casey, over Mr. Casey's appointment as British Minister in the Middle East, will be contained in a White Paper which…
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“Matter” was the subject in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday. The Golden Text was: The fashion of this world passeth away. I Corinthians 7:31…
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LONDON, Friday.--The appointment of the Australian Minister in Washington (Mr. R. G. Casey) as British Minister of State in the Middle East and a member of the Imperial War Cabinet was the biggest…
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THE history of the appointment of Mr. Casey, the Australian Minister at Washington, to a seat in the British War Cabinet, with headquarters in Cairo, reveals that the appointment was made by Mr. Churchill In spite of opposition by Mr. Curtin and the…
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THE history of the appointment of Mr. Casey, the Australian Minister at Washington, to a. seat in the British War Cabinet, with headquarters in Cairo, reveals that the appointment was made by Mr. Churchill in spite of opposition by Mr. Curtin and the…
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THE history of the appointment of Mr. Casey, the Australian Minister at Washington, to a seat in the British War Cabinet, with headquarters in Cairo, reveals that the appointment was made by Mr. Churchill in spite of opposition by Mr. Curtin and the…
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THE history of the appointment off Mr. Casey, the Australian Minister at Washington, to a seat in the British War Cabinet, with headquarters in Cairo, reveals that the appointment was made by Mr. Churchill in spite off opposition by Mr. Curtin and the…
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WASHINGTON, Saturday.--Dr. Evatt, Australian envoy to America, told a Press conference yesterday that he had come to the United States to submit "urgent reports and recommendations," including creation of a Pacific War Council…
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WASHINGTON, Saturday.--Dr. Evatt, Australian envoy to America, told a Press conference yesterday that he had come to the United States to submit "urgent reports and recommendations," including creation of a Pacific War Council…
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WASHINGTON, Saturday.-- Dr. Evatt, Australian envoy to America, told a Press conference yesterday that he had come to the United States to submit "urgent reports and recommendations," including creation of a Pacific War Council…
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WASHINGTON, Saturday.--Dr. Evatt, Australian envoy to America, told a Press conference yesterday that he had come to the United States to submit "urgent reports and recommendations," including creation of a Pacific War Council…
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Sir,— Last Sunday, at the request of the Prime Minister, the churches went to prayer on behalf of the nation, and humbly repented for their past sins. The next day, Monday, the Government of the…
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I went to church with a buoyant conviction of the certainty of a happy issue out of our tribulations and trials that I have not had for many a month. I came up in the early hours from the…
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Mr. Curtin, in answer to Mr. Casey, stressed the Australian Government's complete understanding of how hard was Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Books of the Week Philip Guedalla Explains Winston Churchill—A Notable Literary Portrait
Several biographies of Mr. Churchill have appeared since he became Prime Minister, and the outstanding facts of his life…
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Mr. R. G. Casey's resignation as Australian Minister to Washington and his appointment as British Cabinet Minister to the Middle East has caused a sensation in three Allied capitals…
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