Churchill's Son Joins Commandos
LONDON, Friday (A.A.P.).--Captain Randolph Churchill, 32, son of the British Prime Minister, has joined the Commandos in Egypt, states a Cairo…
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Church Problems at the End of War
LONDON, Saturday.—The Archbishop of Canterbury, speaking at Coventry, said: "It could never be the business of the church to formulate…
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Services commemorating the 109th anniversary of Pitt Street Oongregational Church were held yesterday and were well attended…
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The 83rd anniversary of the Woollahra Congregational Church was commemorated yesterday, when special services were conducted by the Rev…
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LONDON, Sunday (A.A.P.).--The Australian External Affairs Minister (Dr. Evatt) With the British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) today…
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LONDON, Monday.-- Australia s Minister for External Affairs (Dr. H. V. Evatt) will interview Mr. Churchill at the earliest possible opportunity. He informally talked to Australian newspapermen yesterday after he arrived, but would not…
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LONDON, Monday.-- Australia's Minister. for External Affairs (Dr. H. V. Evatt) will interview Mr. Churchill at the earliest possible opportunity. He informally talked to Australian newspapermen yesterday after he arrived, but would not…
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LONDON, Monday.-- Australia's Minister for External Affairs (Dr. H. V. Evatt) will interview Mr. Churchill at the earliest possible opportunity. He informally talked to Australia newspapermen yesterday after he arrived, but would no…
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LONDON, Monday.-- Australia's Minister for External Affairs (Dr. H. V. Evatt) will interview Mr. Churchill at the earliest possible opportunity. He informally talked to Australian newspapermen yesterday after he arrived, but would not…
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LONDON, Monday.-- Australia's Minister for Extern Affairs (Dr. H. V. Evatt) will interview Mr. Churchill at the earliest possible opportunity. He informally talked to Australian newspapermen yesterday after he arrived, but would no…
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LONDON, May 4.—The next meeting in London of the Pacific War Council is expected to be one of the most important…
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LONDON, Tuesday.--.Mr. Churchill has sent a message to the Commander in Chief of the Polish forces(General Sikorski) praising the work…
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The “C.W.” scolds the author of “Mission To Moscow,” written by former U.S. ambassador to Russia (J. P. Davies) for accepting the official Soviet version of the Trotskyist trials in 1937. Davies was one of dozens of foreign diplomats and journalists who…
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Everlasting Punishment was, the subject in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday. The Golden text was: The Lord is…
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Dr. Evatt the Australian Minister for External Affairs. photographed with the British Prime Minister. Mr. Churchill, at 10 Downing Street. London. Dr. Evatt stayed at the country home of Mr. Churchill during the week-end and attended his first meeting of War Cabinet with Mr. Churchill on Monday. This picture was transmitted by Seam wireless from London to Melbounr yesterday afternoon and programmed to Sydney last night…
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MELBOURNE, Turesday.—Rationalisation of Churches because of the shortage of clergy caused by chaplaincy work, was advocated at the…
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A bitter indictment of Japanese atrocities, such as the "cold-blooded slaughter of batches of…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--Recalling that the independent candidate, Captain Bernard Acworth, petitioned members of…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--Recalling that the independent candidate, Captain Bernard Acworth, petitioned members of…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--Recalling that the independent candidate, Captain Bernard Acworth, petitioned members of…
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