Churchill Calls Comment "Offensive" Pamphlet by Labor
LONDON, Friday. -- Labor Party members are concerned at a statement by the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) in the…
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Methodist Women's Federation
The annual rally of the Methodist Women's Federation was held in Wesley Chapel on Tuesday, 2nd March. The retiring president, Mrs. T. M. Taylor…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Pastoral Address of the Conference of 1943 To the Members and Adherents of the Methodist Church of New South Wales and our Overseas-missions Districts
Dearly Beloved in the Lord,—We affectionately greet you in the Name of our Divine Master and, as a Conference, we salute you in the words of St. Paul: "Unto the Church of God, even them that are sanctified in Christ Jesus, called to be…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Shape of the Post-war World An Address delivered by Dr. J. W. Burton on 1st March, 1943, at the Lyceum Theatre at the Public Questions Annual Demonstration of the Methodist Church of New South Wales
My intention to-night is to make some guesses—economic, social and political—and in this way to suggest the essential features in the shape of the post-war world…
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When convalescent Winston Churchill broadcast his tribute to modern science for "averting awkward circumstances" he…
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For the first time in World War II, the Allies this week had an outline of post-war aims…
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WASHINGTON, Sunday (A.A.P.). -- The U.S. Congress committee investigating the allocation of war materials to the…
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NEW YORK, Sunday.--Leading American newspapers are suggesting that America will be left to fight Japan alone after Hitler is beaten…
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LONDON, March 29 (A.A.P.).— Paris Radio (German-controlled) says a Japanese military mission has arrived in Italy…
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LONDON, Monday (A.A.P.).--A Japanese military mission has arrived in Italy, says Paris (Nazi-controlled) radio, quoting a message from Rome…
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Sir,—In no field of speculation about this war has there been so much divergence of opinion as concerning its duration. Political, military,…
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NEW YORK, Wednesday.--A Mexican Army mission is going to North Africa to study the progress of the war…
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NEW YORK, Wednesday.--A Mexican Army mission is going to North Africa to study the progress of the war…
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NEW YORK, Wednesday.--A Mexican Army mission is going to North Africa to study the progress of the war…
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Mr. Jim Maguire was M.C. at the Catholic School-Church dances at Merrylands on Tuesday and Saturday nights of last week, which were highly…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New Zealanders Pass Through Gabes Other Gains in Tunisia Churchill Tells of Air Blitz From Our Staff Correspondents and A.A.P.
LONDON, March 30.—New Zealand troops of the Eighth Army vanguard this morning passed through Gabes (south-east Tunisia) and were in contact with the enemy, said the Prime Minister,…
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LONDON, March 30 (A A P.).—The Roman Catholic and Protestant Churches in Holland have jointly sent a letter to the Nazi Governor, Dr…
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LONDON, March 30 (A.A.P.). —Mr. Churchill, in the course of his statement in the House of Commons on Tunisia, said:—…
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The British Prime Minister’s speech coincided with the launching of the Allied offensive in North Africa, and both broke into the news of the unceasing great struggles on the Eastern Front. Churchill’s speech covered many issues of the war and of the post-war period. His statement that war “may end next year, or maybe the year after,” created disappointment, which was increased…
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LONDON, Wednesday. -- Improving war news made Mr. Churchill unusually cheerful in the House of Commons yesterday. He was in particularly good form at question time -- just…
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