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... Their Memory Liveth for Evermore. Roil of itonour of the Men of Arbroath and District who lost their lives in the Second World War will be published before the end of the ...
... Th rir Memory Lireth for Erg rmore. The of -onour of the Men of Arbroath and District who lost their lives in the Second World War' will be published before the end of the ...
... Their Memory Liveth for Evermore. of iionour of the Men of Arbroath and District who lost their lives in the Second World War is now published, and can be obtained from all Booksellers and at the Gu'de i THE ARBROATH GUIDE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25 ...
... Ploughman of the Moon.” For some now we shall be having histories of the Second World War presented to us, and by far the best that has as yet come to hand is E. Hasluck’s “Second World War.” Andre Siegfried, choose one of the danger spots of the world for ...
... IS FOREVER ® This is a drama of marital devotion, which begins during the war 1914 and travels to the outbreak of the second world war. ...
... husband was the late Mr R. W. Adamson, Kirktonhill, Marykirk. Mrs Groom has lived in London for many years. During the second world war she took a great interest in Montrose and Ferryden service personnel and sent many gifts of cigarettes and comforts. ...
... the removal, and afterwards the memorial will be handed over to a committee. Recently the names of the fallen in the second world war were added. ...
... million. The casualties (deaths and wounded) were:—First World (War (1914-18), 2,500,000; Second World War (1939-45), 600,000. A feature of the second World War was the greater employment of women in the Services. Pensions have been granted to 14,453 ...
... Business Premises Register. 19 —In memory of 24 members and adherents of the congregation, who gave their lives in the second World War, an oak lectern was unveiled in Ladyloan Church. The ceremony was performed by Brigadier John Scott, D.5.0., eldest son ...
... lowest recorded since 1821, in which year the population was 10,338. A census was due to be taken in 1941, but with the second world war in progress it did not take place, and I do not think another will come along until 1951. But were a census to be taken ...
... waste of time and space. Mr Nicoll is minister at Garvock, and he explains that in writing this objective study of the second world war he was actuated by no other motive than the desire to make truth and sanity and charity prevail over the fevered passions ...
... is the old saymg: As one door doses another opens, is exemplified in the experience of Arbroath since the end of the Second World War. When hostilities ceased Arbroath was not in the most prosperous industrial state. It possessed, on the contrary, more ...