Church Urges Toch Support
The New South Wales Presbyterian Assembly today urged all ministers and churchgoers to…
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Religion And Life The Church In South Africa
THE eyes of thinking people the world over are on South Africa. It is probably the only country in the…
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Many nurses in uniform will attend services in city churches to-morrow to commemorate the life and work of the founder of modern nursing, Florence Nightingale…
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The annual reunion of the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary of Our Lady of Consolation Home for the…
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CANBERRA, Saturday.—High officials of the Labor Party tonight commented on an announcement that Dr. John Burton will attend a conference in…
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LONDON, Sat.--The Conservative journal Economist yesterday blamed Mr. Churchill for the British Government's unpopularity…
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Disaffection already existing in the Labor Party has been sharply accentuated by the decision of Dr. John Burton to attend a "peace" conference in Peking…
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Disaffection already existing in the Labor Party has been sharply accentuated by the decision of Dr. John Burton to attend a "peace" conference in Peking…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Princess, Earl Go to Church
LONDON, Monday (Extel).--Rumors were flying again last night when Princess Margaret was…
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LONDON, Monday (Extel).--Rumors were flying again last night when Princess Margaret was…
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It is understood that the Federal executive of the Australian Labour Party, when it meets in Canberra on June 16, is likely to investigate the nature of the…
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TOKIO, Wed. (U.P.).--The Japanese Foreign Office said yesterday the Soviet Mission staff was no longer welcome in Japan. The Foreign Office added that Russians would no…
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TOKIO, Wed. (U.P.).--The Japanese Foreign Office said yesterday the Soviet Mission staff was no longer welcome in Japan. The Foreign Office added that Russians would no…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Soviet Mission In Japan Will Be Told To Get Out
TOKIO, Wed. (U.P.).--The Japanese Foreign Office said yesterday the Soviet Mission staff was no longer welcome in Japan. The Foreign Office added that Russians would no…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Soviet Mission In Japan Will Be Told To Get Out
TOKIO, Wed. (U.P.).--The Japanese Foreign Office said yesterday the Soviet Mission staff was no longer welcome in Japan. The Foreign Office added that Russians would no…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Japan to ask Reds to quit Tokio Early Move on Mission
TOKIO, Tues.--Japan is expected to ask Russia within a few days to withdraw her delegation from Tokio…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Japs to Oust Reds Soviet Staff At Mission 'Unwelcome' Note to Russia "Soon"
TOKIO, Wed. (U.P.).--The Japanese Foreign Office said yesterday…
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[?] the Dramend [?]ew's C. [?] and Su[?] been…
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LONDON, May 20 (A.A.P.).—Informed observers believe that Mr. Menzies in his talks with…
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Two new R.C. church' schools were recently, opened by Catholic dignatories. In Central Bankstwon, a new…
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