Thousands at Church Memorial Services
Thousands of men, women and children attended memorial services to the King in…
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Church treasurer's bets
BRISBANE, Thurs.--A Methodist minister said today that a man who had been treasurer of his church had embezzled church money to bet on horses. The minister, the…
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The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) has recovered from a cold and is in…
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The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) has recovered it from a cold and is in…
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The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) has recovered from a cold and is in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Jubilee of Methodist Union Conference Celebrations
The committee appointed by the Conference to arrange for a fitting celebration of the Jubilee of Methodist Union has planned several new features in connection with the ensuing Conference…
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Sir, — The staff and members of the Sydney C.M.M. join with many others in offering congratulations to the Waverley Mission in…
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Sydney paid a silent tribute to the King at noon yesterday. For two minutes traffic stopped in…
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Thousands of people in New South Wales attended special church services for the King yesterday. Nearly 5000 people crowded St. Andrew's…
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Churches of all denominations throughout the State yesterday held services commemorating…
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More than 600 official representatives are expected to attend a memorial service for the King in St. Andrew's Cathedral to-morrow at 11 a.m…
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RUMOR that Mr. Churchill's health is not good persisted today…
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For his funeral march behind the body of King George VI this week, the grey-faced Duke of Windsor chose a uniform most people had forgotten he was entitled to wear--…
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Churches of all demominations throughout Australia have to-day dedicated services to the memory of King George VI…
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Sir,—Although a firm supporter of the World Council of Churches since its inception, I was somewhat dismayed to…
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In churches throughout the Commonwealth yesterday Australians paid homage to Eng George VI. It was the nation's official day of mourning…
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Four hundred men left memorial services to King George in towns…
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Sir,—I write to explain the decision made by the Australian Council for the World Council of Churches after…
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LONDON (I.N.S.).--The Financial Secretary of the Treasury (Mr. J. A. Boyd- Carp enter) estimated in…
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LONDON (I.N.S.).--The Financial Secretary of the Treasury (Mr. J. A. Boyd-Carpenter) estimated in…
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