Soviet Air Mission in U.s
WASHINGTON, Thursday.-- The State Department has announced that a Soviet air mission has arrived here for talks on the…
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Ban on Liquor Urged Presbyterian Move
Legislation to prohibit the manufacture, sale, or importation of alcohol for use as a beverage was advocated by the…
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No part of Mr. Churchill's speech on foreign policy to the House of Commons has met with so mixed a reception as his statement on relations with the French National Committee of Liberation and his…
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LONDON, May 25.—Removal by the Church of England of certain prohibited degrees of marriage have been…
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MR. CHURCHILL'S references to France and Spain inevitably led to criticism…
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NEW YORK, Thursday.--Strong criticism of Mr. Churchill's friendly attitude towards Spain appears in the American Press. American papers also criticise the Allies'…
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DETROIT, Thursday.--The battered body of Mrs. Jean Long was found at 9 a.m. today in an aisle leading to the altar of a church in Detroit. She had been stabbed and…
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NEW YORK, Saturday.--The visit of the U.S. Vice-President (Mr. Henry Wallace) to China and Siberia is likely to prove President Roosevelt's crowning achievement. It may produce swifter victory against Japan and guarantee peace in the world's next potential incendiary area -- the Pacific Bowl…
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NEW YORK, Saturday.--The visit of the U.S. Vice-President (Mr. Henry Wallaee) to China and Siberia is likely to prove President Roosevelt's crowning achievement. It may produce swifter victory against Japan and guarantee peace in the world's next potential incendiary area-- the Pacific Bowl…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Correspondence Methodist Historical Society and Conference Minutes
Sir,—I was somewhat disconcerted at reading the letter by our honoured and esteemed Dr. C. J. Prescott, which appeared some time ago in your valued…
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Our church at Tempe Park (Railway Road, Sydenham), the Diamond Jubilee of which is to be celebrated on Sunday next, 28th May, was at one time a "blue ribbon" church of suburban Methodism. It…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Letters to the Editor Is Dancing Evil? Plea for More Realistic Church Attitude
Sir,—The statement at the Presbyterian General Assembly that dancing was white-anting Christianity and spiritual life, and should be forbidden by the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Roosevelt Asked to Be As Frank As Churchill Our Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, May 26.âArthur Krock, in a leader page article in the "New York Times," [?]harply criticises President…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Week in World Affairs Allies Link Up in Italy Mr. Churchill on Foreign Policy Portents of Sourabaya Raid
During the past week the Anglo-American aerial onslaught and the pre-invasion "war of nerves" have been maintained to full pressure, but the main military emphasis-has been upon the progress of the Allied offensive in central Italy. On that front…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Churches Memorial to Organist
At St. Andrew's Cathedral tomorrow afternoon, Dr. Mowll Will unveil and dedicate a memorial tablet to the late Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →He's No Churchill! Editor "SW,"
Sir,--Permit me to draw attention to a slight inaccuracy perpetrated in a sketch of the Minister for Trade and Customs (Senator the Hon. R. V. Keane) which heads…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Churchill Criticised Cordial Tone To Franco Raises Bitter Comment
LONDON, Friday.--Mr. Churchill's cordial references to General Franco in his foreign policy review in the Commons have aroused a storm of criticism in the British and…
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LONDON, Friday.--Cartoons in three London morning papers hit at Mr. Churchill's attitude to Franco:…
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GENERAL YANG CHIEH (centre), leader of a Chinese Military Mission which made an extensive tour of Britain, watches a commando demonstrating an anti-tank gun captured during the North African campaign…
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GENERAL YANG CHI EH (centre), leader of a Chinese Military Mission which made an extensive tour of Britain, watches a commando demonstrating an anti-tank gun captured during the North African campaign…
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