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... vice-president of the St. David's Society of Montreal and played an active part iii Welsh Relief Fund work during the Second World War. The principal promoter in the founding of the Montreal Budding Trades Apprenticeship School. Mr Price served as chairman ...
... address, reminded his audience that the Association reached the end of a momentous year which had seen the end of the second World war, the introduction of the new Education Act, new basic scales of salaries, and the transfer of local authority to the ...
... dreamed that one day it would extend its work to include treatment many local boys, straight from the battle. fields of a second World War. Yet, such is the case to-day, for among the wounded receiving first class treatment, surrounded by familiar home scenery ...
... would give lie dint to am' suggestion that the British Legion was going to the wall. It was not. After the shock of the second World War the Legion had more than kept going. This was a tribute to the character and substance underlying the movement. FUTURE ...
... The jour-1 'ney has been long and the task hard, but we rejoice to-dav that our efforts have not been in vain. I •The second World War is ended. and now we must enter upon the grand schemes of social reconstruction in which we must all be builders to cement ...
... at Abertillery. He won the D.C.M. in the First World War, and held a commission in the Abertillery Home Guard in the second World War. The mourners were: Masers. F. York son-in-law; P. Evans A. Round, T. Hughes, nephews. At the house were: Mrs. A. M. ...
... Children. Little children—yes, millions of them —are paying a fearful price, in hunger and suffering, for the ravages of the second World War. Pitiful evidence of the widespread suffering reaches us every week, and every penny that can be raised is needed to ...
... am 1894 to the end of the 1914-18 war; the veers between World War I and World War it; and the period covered by ti n' second world war. The openin scene. by Old Tyleryens. depicted the early whisper- Inv of secondar education for Abertillery. Loca l e ...
... to Mr. Sevin and the reactionary elements in both the Labour and Tory Parties. I have space for only one' example. The second World War was fought in order to destroy Fascism. Having fought and lost millions of precious lives and defeated Fascism. Mr. Bevin ...
... the morning, he will dedicate a new East Window at St. Mark's Church. Lianhilleth. in thanksgiving for victory in the second world war. There will be an official attendance by Councillor Richard Rice. T.P.. Chairman, and members of the Abertillery Council ...
... Abertillery Council should take steps to record on the town's War Memorial the names of persons who lost their lives in the Second World War, was withdrawn at a meeting of the Council after the Chairman. Councillor Richard Rice, suggested consultation with the ...
... it was a the hooks would prove a source of good sign that men who had delight to the young patients of served in the second World War th ,, hospital. were present in good numbers at Mr .T. A. Anstis. the meeting presided, Headmaster. ...