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Churches, 1953

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No New U.S. Ties: Churchill

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 3 February 1953 · page 16

LONDON, Tues. (Extel.). -- The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) last night assured the House of Commons that, he had not entered into any commitments, "formal…

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"No U.S. Ties," Churchill Says

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 3 February 1953 · page 3

LONDON, Tues. (Extel.) -- The British Minister (Mr. Churchill) last night assured the House of Commons that he had entered into any commitments, "formal…

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No New U.S. Ties: Churchill

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 3 February 1953 · page 16

LONDON, Tues. (Extel.).--The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) last night assured the House of Commons that he had not entered into any commitments, "formal…

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"No U. S.Ties," Churchill says

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 3 February 1953 · page 3

LONDON, Tues. (Extel.). -- The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) last night assured the House of Commons that he had not entered into any commitments, "formal…

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No New U.S. Ties: Churchill

Daily Mirror · Tuesday 3 February 1953 · page 16

LONDON Tues. (Extel.).-- The British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) last night assured the House of Commons that he had not entered into any commitments, "formal…

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Church, Police in 'Hill Talks

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 4 February 1953 · page 9

Inspector Dogan, newly appointed officer-in-charge of Broken Hill police, has had "informal talks" on liquor and gambling with the Broken Hill…

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Church, Police in 'Hill Talks

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 4 February 1953 · page 9

Inspector Dogan, newly appointed officer-in-charge of Broken Hill police, has had "informal talks" on liquor and gambling with the Broken Hill…

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Church, Police in 'Hill Talks

Daily Mirror · Wednesday 4 February 1953 · page 9

Inspector Dogan, newly appointed officer-in-charge of Broken Hill police, has had "informal talks" on liquor and gambling with the Broken Hill…

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Mission Church In Solomons

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 5 February 1953 · page 7

St. Michael's Church, Avu-Avu, in the British Solomon Islands, built by the natives from the salvage of the original church. See story, Cols. 5 and 6…

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Mission Rises From Ruins

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 5 February 1953 · page 7

THE Marist Fathers Mission Station at Avu- Avu, in the Southern Solomon Islands, is being: slowly rebuilt from the ruins caused by a hurricane in January last year…

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Catholic diplomat ordered nazi arrest

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 5 February 1953 · page 10

LONDON.—Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick, Britain's High Commissioner in Germany, who recently ordered the arrest of leading nazis in the British Zone, is a devout Catholic…

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New York Mission to Aid Turpin

The Sun · Thursday 5 February 1953 · page 44

LONDON, Thursday. --British Boxing Board chairman J. O. Fane will fly to New York…

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English year book of Church The Catholic Directory, 1953.(Published By Burns Oates, London.)

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 5 February 1953 · page 6

THIS official Year Book of the Catholic Church in England, Scotland and Wales contains…

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£19,000 School Opens Historic past of Liverpool Parish recalled

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 5 February 1953 · page 5

A NEW parochial school costing nearly £19,000 was blessed and opened at Liverpool last Sunday by His Lordship Bishop Lyons, Auxiliary Bishop to His Eminence…

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Requiem Offered For Mr. Scullin First Catholic To Become Prime Minister Of Nation

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 5 February 1953 · page 2

FORMER elder Statesman and Federal Labor Leader, Mr. James Henry Scullin, who died in Melbourne last week, was the first Catholic to become Prime Minister of…

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Good Church Worker Passes MRS. C. V. GIBSON

Nepean Times · Thursday 5 February 1953 · page 1

By the passing in Bathurst District Hospital on January 29 of Mrs. Henrietta Louisa Gibson, wife of Mr. Charles Vincent…

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The Church's Leaders

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 5 February 1953 · page 3

MONSIGNOR Celeatine J. Damiano, who has been named Titular Archbishop of Nicopolls in…

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Four priests tell how Church is growing (Five Years In Japan)

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 5 February 1953 · page 1

FOUR of the seven Australian priests who volunteered in 1947 to spend five years on the Japanese mission and who returned to Sydney a few weeks ago were received by His Eminence Cardinal Gilroy at St. Mary's Cathedral last Friday…

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Warsaw Communists Step Up Persecution Of The Church 'Trial' of Polish Bishops Feared Priests Receive Death Sentences From Court

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 5 February 1953 · page 3

LONDON.—Last Week's Cracow "trial," at which two Polish priests annul a layman were sentenced to death, is seen here as an indication that the Warsaw Red regime is preparing a "show trial" of Polish Bishops…

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Church Still Strong In Indo-China

Catholic Weekly · Thursday 5 February 1953 · page 11

SAIGON, Indo-Chiha,— In spite of the war and the fact that communists control large areas…

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