AUSTRALIA GENERAL ON IRISH
... he declares since British Naval bases were handed over to Eire, the cost of which in British lives and shipping in the second World War was immeasurable. ...
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RETURNING TO MONASTERY ADMIRAL GEORGES THIERRY d'ARGENLIEU (58), former French High Commissioner in Indo-China, ..
... and supporter of General de Gaulle, Admiral Thierry d'Argenlieu entered the Order in 1932, and left it to fight in the second World War. He was taken prisoner by the Germans in 1940, escaped, and johted General de Gaulle in London. ...
CATHOLIC LIFE IN DANZIG
... CATHOLIC LIFE IN DANZIG Danzig, the town where the second world war broke out, has undergon: great changes in the last few years. They are described by Mgr. A. Wronka, Apostolic Administrator ol the Danzig dJdiocese. In 1939 the territory of the Free ...
JAPAN SIGNS WORLD PEACE RESTORED
... Allied representatives was completed at 918 a.m. (1-18 a.m. 8.5. T.). The ceremony lasted 18 minutes. Thus ended the Second World War, and the world’s first total war, almost six years to a day after it began with the German attack on Poland. ...
ARMY DESERTERS
... granted them,” it was stated. were dealing with cases of desertion in the 1914- 18 war right up to the beginning of the second world war in 1939. ...
HONOUR FOR A PIGEON
... citation from the United States Army's Signal Department for services rendered in breeding and training pigeons used in the Second World War. Kaiser, who was captured from the German Army on the Meuse during the First World War, was hatched at Cologne in February ...
o ° i Cities Have e Less Crime I‘7\]ASHINGTON — The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation reports that,
... Less Crime I‘7\]ASHINGTON — The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation reports that, ~during and since the Second - World War, the increase in ~rural crime rates has noticeably outpaced the ~rise in city crime, says ~ Reuter, ~ F. 8.1. officials ...
LINEN HALL LIBRARY
... LINEN HALL LIBRARY At a meeting the Governors held yesterday, the following books were ordered;--Cooper (Duff). The Second World War: Hinkson (Pamela). Irish Gold: Milne (A. A). It’s Too Late Now: Nicho'i (Beverley). Green Grows the City; Sandman (C.) ...
WILL BE CONDUCTED BY
... will be presented to the relatives of those connected with the Church, who fell and also to those who served in the Second World War. Everyone heartily invited to be present at both Services. 412 ...
of Natal, with the condition that it should spent on a hospital 01 similar utilitarian memorial. Altogether, ..
... to express to the people Britain not only the admiration aroused in them by the conduct of the British people in the second world war, hut also as a token of their profound faith that the moral heroism that ...
!WHAT WAR COST BRITAIN
... !WHAT WAR COST BRITAIN The second world war cost Great IBritain and Northern Ireland I £23,545,000.000 in the years 1940- The national income almost !doubled, from £4,610 000.000 in 1938 to E. 8.483.000.000 last year. The number of people earning between ...
ISSIA’S OFFER TO
... al Viscount I A'anbrooke will be the guest of honour. Ix>rd Alanbrooke, one of the architects allied victory in the •second world war, Is uncle Sir Basil Brooke, Ulster Prime Minister. An address will be delivered at' the annual meeting by the president ...