Churchill's White House Visit Not Political
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. -- It was announced at the White House yesterday that the British Loan or politics of any kind did not enter…
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2,695 stories in Sydney's papers · page 15 of 135
Honours for Churchill New York Dinner Our Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Feb. 12. —Mr. Churchill will be the guest of honour on March 15 at a public subscription dinner being arranged…
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LONDON, Wednesday. -- The church in whose vicarage Field- Marshal Lord Montgomery was born has received help from…
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THIS BEAM PICTUREGRAM, taken at Croydon airport, near London, shows Sydney's Cardinal-Designate (Archdeacon Gilroy) leaving for Rome, where he will he admitted to the Sacred College of Cardinals With him is the Archbishop of Westminster…
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WASHINGTON, Wednesday.--Mr. Churchill left Washington by Army bomber yesterday to resume his holiday at Miami…
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WASHINGTON, Wednesday.--Mr. Churchill left Washington by Army bomber yesterday to resume his holiday at Miami…
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THIS BEAM PICTUREGRAM, taken at Croydon airport, near London, shows Sydney's Cardinal-Designate (Archbishop Gilroy) it leaving for Rome, where, he will be admitted to the Sacred College of Cardinals. With him is the Archbishop of Westminster…
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WASHINGTON, Wednesday.--Mr. Churchill left Washington by Army bomber yesterday to resume his holiday at Miami…
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WASHINGTON, Wednesday.--Mr. Churchill left Washington by Army bomber yesterday to resume his holiday at Miami…
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THIS BEAM PICTUREGRAM, taken at Croydon airport, near London, shows Sydney's Cardinal-Designate (Archbishop Gilroy) leaving for Rome, where he will be admitted to the Sacred College of Cardinals. With him is the Archbishop of Westminster…
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WASHINGTON, Wednesday.--Mr. Churchill left Washington by Army bomber yesterday to resume his holiday at Miagn…
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WASHINGTON, Wednesday.--Mr. Churchill left Washington by Army bomber yesterday to resume his holiday at Miami…
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Q.: Wesley violated the teachings of the Church or England; lacked humility, self-discipline, and obedience; and his principles led to the…
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Q.: The Methodists developed a religious system of their own, outside the Church of England, and in conflict with it, And John Wasley can…
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Thirty-two-years-old Barbara Ward, foreign editor or "The Economist," a sociologist with a growing, reputation and one of…
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Q.: It seems to me that, like our beloved King, the Church can do no wrong. R.: The legal maxim that "the…
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Dear Children,—Recently a Pastoral Letter from Cardinal Gilroy was read in your churches, asking for financial, as well as spiritual help for the starving people of Europe. Most of you come from good homes, where you have never…
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Q.: On September 9, during? your session, you said that John Wesley never really doubted the teachings of the Church of England…
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THE suggestion that St. Christopher's Guild of Police should engage in temporal activity by giving…
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WE had intended to start this year's "Notes" with "Hamlet," and certainly "Hamlet" will be the most…
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