Japan's Cities Will Be 'Bombed to Ashes' Churchill Tells U.S.
WASHINGTON,Thursday. --"We .will reduce' Japan's., cities to ashes," stated Mr. Churchill yesterday in a forthright pledge to the United…
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Japanese Cities Will Be Reduced to Ashes Churchill Warns Of Allied Attacks
WASHINGTON, Thursday.--"We will reduce Japan s cities to ashes stated Mr. Churchill yesterday in a forthright pledge to a joint sitting of the United States Congress that Britain would lend her whole hearted aid…
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WASHINGTON, Thursday.--"We will reduce Japan's cities to ashes," stated Mr. Churchill yesterday in a forthright .pledge to a joint sitting of the United States Congress that Britain would lend her wholehearted aid…
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WASHINGTON, Thursday,--"We will reduce Japans cities to ashes," stated Mr. Churchill yesterday in a forthright pledge to a Joint sitting, of the United States Congress that Britain would lend her wholehearted aid…
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WASHINGTON, Thursday.--The Duke and Duchess of Windsor were among the visitors to Congress yesterday to hear…
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WASHINGTON, Thursday.--"We will reduce Japan's cities to ashes," staled Mr. Churchill yesterday in a forthright pledge to a joint sitting of the United States…
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"Mortals and Immortals" was the subject in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday. The Golden Text was: "Henceforth…
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LONDON, May 20 (A.A.P.).—Mrs. Diana Sandys, the Prime Minister. Mr. Churchill's, eldest daughter, has given birth to a danghter—her third…
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WASHINGTON, May 20 (A.A.P.).âFull British co-operation in "unflinching, relentless waging of war against Japan" was promised by the British Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, in an address…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Churchill Clears Up Doubts British Part in Pacific "Hitler and Japan Together" From Our Staff Correspondent and A.A.P.
Chief reaction among Washington observers to the speech to Congress by the British Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, is that he addressed himself to those who regard the war against Japan as being more…
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The British Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, in his address to the United States Congress on Wednesday, praised the "wise…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Japan's Heart of Wood It was fire, not earthquake, which caused the mad panic in Tokio, on September 1, 1923 Churchill Promises To Find
Britain will fight until Japan's cities are…
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Mortals and imortals was the subject in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday. The Golden Text was: Henceforth…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mr, .Churchill Confers with Dr. Evatt
The first overseas representative to be called into consultation by the British Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, after lie had conferred with President…
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GENERAL SIR BERNARD MONTGOMERY greeting Mr. Churchill when he arrived at Castel Benito Airport, in Tripoli. The Prime Minister stated that he had made the trip on behalf of the King for the express purpose of thanking the Eighth Army for their historic…
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GENERAL SIR BERNARD MONTGOMERY greeting Mr. Churchill when he arrived at Castel Benito Airport, in Tripoli. The Prime Minister stated that he had made the trip on behalf of the King for the express purpose of thanking the Eighth Army for their historic…
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GENERAL SIR BERNARD MONTGOMERY greeting Mr. Churchill when he arrived at Castel Benito Airport, in Tripoli. The Prime Minister stated that he had made the trip on behalf of the King for the express purpose of thanking the Eighth Army for their, historic…
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GENERAL SIR BERNARD MONTGOMERY greeting Mr. Churchill when he arrived at Castel Benito Airport, in Tripoli. The Prime Minister stated that ha had made the trip on behalf of the King for the express purpose of thanking the Eighth Army for their historic…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New York Bishop on the Church's Attitude to the War
No Church which is true to its principles, and to its mission in this world, can stand lukewarm, or halfhearted, or apathetic in such a conflict as this. Speaking as a Bishop of the Christian Church,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Week in World Affairs Accent on Air War Churchill Reviews Strategy New Blows Against Japan
Many observers have testified to the feeling of eerie tension, almost of unreality, in the present interim period between the end of the African campaign and the beginning of the next stage in Europe. Both sides are racing against…
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