Catholic Tennis Again Postponed
In one of the worst spells of tennis-weather for many years, the Catholic Lawn Tennis Association was again…
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St. Mary's Leads in Catholic Colleges' Football
IN the A grade of the Associated Catholic Colleges' football competition St. Mary's (16) are already…
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CATHOLIC services probably will be televised in Britain next year. Church of England services have already been shown twice on Britain's television screens, last Christmas and at Easter. Catholic authorities are giving the matter much study. Regular televised religious…
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THE following summary of international affairs for the period 1919-1939 will assist Leaving Certificate students…
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WASHINGTON.—Co-operation of Catholics and Protestants in opposition to secularism and totalitarianism, wherever their principles are in substantial agreement, has been urged by American Congregationalists…
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Sir,—It is quite true that Sir Henry Parkes did make the statement attributed to him by Rev. Dr. L. Rumble, but four years…
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About fifty men braved the elements on Sunday evening, July 23, to attend a men's ten and service at cabramatta C, of E. and to [?] an inplring address…
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VATICAN CITY, Friday. -- More than 13,000 Roman Catholic priests had been killed or placed in concentration camps…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday. â H.M.A.S. Australia, flagship of the Royal Australian Navy, sailed to-night on her mercy dash to Heard Island…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →An Early Mission From Jerusalem Melbourne “Argus”—Monday December 2nd., 1861. (Local)
A Meeting of members of the Jewish Congregation was held yesterday (Sunday) at the Vestry Room of the Synagogue, Bourke St.,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →U.K. Defences Weak-- Churchill 'No match' for Russia
LONDON, Thurs. (A.A.P.).--Britain had no equipment in use which could cope with "the Soviet armored avalanches" if war broke…
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LONDON. -- Rev. E. A. Naylor, vicar of St. Augustine's, Dudley (Worcestershire) claimed in his parish magazine that only…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Gifted Writer Defied Church and State to Slave at Mammoth Task The Story Of Denis Diderot
WHEN on June 10, 1734, the Public Executioner burnt the great French satirist Voltaire's ''Philosophical Letters" on the steps of the Palais de Justice in Paris, he kindled a fire m the heart of 21 -years-old law student, Denis Diderot, who, like Voltaire, was to be imprisoned for attacking the social evils of his time. Philosopher, novelist, dramatist, poet, scientist, and…
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LONDON, Friday. -- A third world war was not imminent, because America had such a "vast superiority" with its atomic bomb stockpile, Opposition Leader Mr. Churchill told the House of Commons Bast night…
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WHEN on June 10, 1734, the Public Executioner burnt the great French satirist Voltaire's "Philosophical Letters" on the steps of the Palais de Justice in Paris, he kindled a fire in the heart of 21 -years-old law student, Denis Diderot, who, like Voltaire, was to be imprisoned for attacking the social evils of his time. Philosopher, novelist, dramatist, poet, scientist, and…
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LONDON, Friday . -- A third world war was not imminent, because America had such a "vast superiority with its atomic bomb stockpile, Opposition Leader Mr. Churchill told the House of Commons last night…
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LONDON, Friday. -- A third world war was roof imminent, because America had such a "vast superiority" with its atomic bomb stockpile. Opposition Leader Mr. Churchill fold the House of Commons last night…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Gifted Writer Defied Church and State to Slave at Mammoth Task The Story Of Denis Diderot
WHEN on June 10, 1734, the Public Executioner burnt the great French satirist Voltaire's "Philosophical Letters" on the steps of the Palais de Justice in Paris, he kindled a fire in the heart of 21 -years-old law student, Denis Diderot, who, like Voltaire, Was to be imprisoned for attacking the social evils of his time. Philosopher, novelist, dramatist, poet, scientist, and…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Churchill Says World War III "Not Imminent"
LONDON, Friday. -- A third world war was not imminent because America had such a "vast superiority" with its atomic bomb stockpile, Opposition Leader Mr. Churchill fold the House of Commons last night…
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