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... Telegraph and Morning Post” Chicago correspondent. Deuel writes, “The whole strategy of terror used by Hitler in the second world war is as incredible and unreal as a nightmare. Almost nothing, it would m, is too fantastic or bizarre to happen.” Possibly ...
... gallantry and with such outstanding ability that the Army marked him and took him and took him for its own Then came the second world war. The village lad. now a tried and proved veteran, became, while still young in years, one of the nation s g-eat soldiers ...
... Orange and Black Orders, and the North Derry branch of the Apprentice Bovs of Derry Club, and on the outbreak of the second world war he was one of those who were instruments! in forming the CUstledawson District Welcome Home Fund which raised considerable ...
... THE WAR. PROSPECTS STUDY. QUEST FOR MARKETS. “The people of this country look to responsible leaders to see that the second world war shall not be followed by a second economic blizzard, leading to a third world war,” commented Sir Edmund Crane, managing ...
... the members of Kells Presbyterian Church in memory of those in the congregation who made the supreme sacrifice in the second world- war and those who served, will be unveiled by Mr. Jonn Dinsmore, Old Green, and dedicated by Rev. J. W. Houston, at the morning ...
... Rugby football into the school games curriculum. Proud War Record. Of 72 Old Boys who served with the Forces during the second world war, seven paid the supreme sacrifice: one had been mentioned in despatches, and three bad been prisoners of war. The first ...
... Japanese CRUMLIN fTIHE end of the second World War A last week was hailed with an outburst of enthusiasm at Crumlin. Although the news of Japan's surrender came through at a late hour, cheering crowds congregated on the streets and community lasted well ...
... Lord O’Neill, who was killed action in November, 1944, tne Hon. Brian O’Neill, who was also killed in action during the second World War. and the Hon. Terence O’Neill, M.P., Parliamentary Secretary to the Ulster MinistryClf Health—and two daughters. She ...
... considerable degree success. The problem of the competition of fruit pulp could not be solved, and at the outbreak of the second World War the area of land under soft fruit production Northern Ireland was only a fraction of w hat it was some IS or 20 years ...
... congregation wished in some personal way to mark their appreciation the service and sacrifice their men and women in the Second World War. Rev. J. W, Johnston, M.A.. CT.. minister of Townsend St.. Belfast, and Paratroop Padre with the Royal Ulster Rides durin* ...
... Hobart (Tasmania) message states Mr. Winston Churchill planned to die rather than risk falling into enemv hands during the second world war. Sir James Bissett. former captain of the liner Queen Mary, told the story dinner speech at Launceston. Sir James said ...
... and the many women who played their part so well in the branches of the Services open to them. “Since the end of the second world war we have experienced new troubles and anxieties. The efferts of international statesmen to organise world peace on a secure ...