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... O’Neill who was killed in action in November, 1944. the 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 Ministry of Health—and two daughters. She ...
... for the literary Nobel Prize |this year, : | Literary circles hint at Mr. Churchill's name, and the two (volumes of his second world war |memoirs, “The Gathering Storm,” (and “Their Finest Hour,” have won many supporters. | Opponents of the rumours, however ...
... hours on 15th June, 1947 in remembrance of the officers and other ranks of the Royal Army Medical Corps, who fell in the Second World War. By kind grmission of Lt.-Col. W. B. A. Reid anu Officers, the Band of the Infantry Regimental Depot, Royal Ulster Rifles ...
... unity. There is a danger that the conflicting interests of British Imperialism and aggressive Nazi-ism may provoke a second world war. The ILI'. refuses to support any capitalist Government in any war whatever. the manifesto states. The quarrel between ...
... increasing importance in the education and life of the community. The important function which music had played during the second world war revealed that it possessed a value to the community which hitherto had been inadequately recognised or appreciated. This ...
... ‘that command until 1933, From 1933-'37 he commanded the 158th Royal Welsh Infantry Brigade, retiring in 1937. During the second world war he was in charge of the 25th Infantry Training Centre in 1 Northern Ireland. N BiiAs e ud I_' 'fly‘ | l | { j ¥y ...
... hioned conception of the Balace of Power”™ was abandoned and the new conception of collective security took its place. The Second World War was the result. Unlike the Security Council of the United Nations, the Concert of Europe did not place itself above the ...
... Manchester and Newcastle-on-Tyne. In the first world war the members raised £42.800 for the Star and Garter Home and in the second world war £375.000 for the Institute's R AF. Pilots and Crews Fund. The Northern Ireland branch had contributed nobly to these ...
... of splitting Germany by the big German capitalists and* the .1 tinkers who h i pod Fascism to power and prepared the second World War. Separate currency reform strengthens the political and economic position of these reactionaries and harms the working ...
... on unheeding ears. With equal vigour the Vatican again sought to restore sanity and a sense of brotherhood before the second World War, but again the leaders of men were too fascinated by material power to heed the words from Rome. Now, in a period of ...
... He retired from the Army on the disbandment of the 2nd Battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. At the outbreak of the second World War. Captain Fullerton was appointed recruiting officer in Derry and some years later, with Captain Fleet, formed the Royal ...
... IN BOTH WARS Trebitsch Lilcoln’s grim SHANGHAI, Friday.—Hermann Erben, former American citizen and German spy in the second world war, told the United States Military Commission to-day that Trebitsch Lincoln, once a British M.P.. was a German spy until ...