Church Talks On New Aust. Branch
Preliminary moves to form an Australian section of the World Council of Churches were made at a conference of Church representatives held at Bible…
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Labor's Big Seven Selected Surprises In Portfolios Churchill May Be Made Duke
LONDON, Saturday.--The King has approved the appointment of Labor's "Big Seven" in the Cabinet. Considerable surprise has, been caused by the way the portfolios were allotted…
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LONDON, July 27.â"The decision of the British people has been recorded. I have, therefore, laid down the charge which was placed on me in darker times…
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Representatives of the Church of England, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, and Congregational Churches, Church of…
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"It is of the utmost importance that as many young people as possible should have the advantage of an education under…
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LONDON, Saturday.—Mr. Attlee, Britain's new Prime Minister, accompanied by Mr. Bevin, his Foreign Minister, have left London for Potsdam to renew the Big Three Conference…
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AS soon as he cleans up in no. 10 Downing-street Mr. Churchill will join England's army of flat-hunters. Other recruits to the flat-hunters are 200…
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As the new Prime Minister of Britain, "the man who beat Churchill," 62-years-old Clement Richard Attlee was the epochal…
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At the Methodist Church, Mascot, where her parents were married, the wedding took place yesterday of Miss…
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LONDON, Monday.--Walmer Castle, in Deal, famous residence of the Lord Wardens of the Cinque Ports, is reported to be the future home of the Churchills…
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While Mr. William Arnold Prescott was attending a service at St. Mark's Church, Darling Point Rd., Double Bay,…
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LONDON, Tuesday. --Mr. Churchill, former Prime Minister, has declined the Order of the Garter…
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LONDON, Tuesday.--It is officially announced that Mr. Winston Churchill has declined the Knighthood of the Order of…
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A draft constitution for a World Council of Churches was drawn up at a conference of representatives of the Anglican, Methodist, Baptist, and…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Gigantic Burma Jungle Graveyard Massacre Of Fleeing Japs Planes Skim Trees on Mission of Death
RANGOON, Wednesday.--The jungle in the Rangoon-Mandalay-Sittang zone is a vast graveyard of Japanese dead. Full toll of Japanese taken in the 10 days'…
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LONDON, July 31 (A.A.P.).— Mr. Churchill has declined the Order of the Garter, Britain's oldest Order of Chivalry, which…
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LONDON, Wednesday.--Madrid Radio, quoting a San Sebastian report, says that at the beginning of September Mr…
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Catholic activities in a Japanese prison camp are described by the Rev. Father V. Turner, S.J., in letters recently received by his…
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Q.: Is there a book an sex-Instruction, written from the Catholic viewpoint? R.: If some private instruction…
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Mrs. J. Pettis, of Woollahra with baby son, Charles David. Mrs, Pettis was formerly Miss Josephine Loneragan…
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