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... Handers. Later he was posted to India, where he was for severa. years, retiring with the rank Lieut.-Colonel. After the Second World War accepted a med.cal appointment in Worcester. In sporting circ.es. was keen ytemsman. Surviving are his widow', iw'o sons ...
... erecting Plaque on the War Memorial to commemorate all those from the town and district who gave their lives during the Second World War. The following names have already been intimated, viz.— James Barbour, John Erskine. Lawrence Gilmore, Edward Girvan ...
... deterioration and to restore working capacity. The circular records that of 130.000 discharged from the Forces during the second World War for psycho-neurosis or similar disabVity. only 33.000 have been awarded pension carrying the right to treatment and ...
... RED BRAE MEMORIES. For many years prior to the second World War. the noise of motor cycles passing through the town from the early hours of the morning, en route to Red Brae for the annuil hill climb promoted by Belfast Motor Club, was a sufficient reminder ...
... valuable service during the first World War his name appeared in the London Gazette’ as recipient of the 0.8 E.. When the second World War broke out he acted as an air raid warden until failing health compelled him to relinquish his post. ...
... 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 ...
... “Daily Telegraph and Morning Post’’ Chicago correspondent. Deuel writes, “The whole strategy of terror used by Hitler the second world war is as incredible and unreal as a nightmare. Almost nothing, it would . m, is too fantastic or bizarre to happen.” . ...
... MEMORIAL T>Y Order the Council. have been directed prepare a List of all Servicemen and Women Irom Larne who tell during the Second World War. 19:19-45 When this List has been completed a suitable tablet will be placed the Cenotaph with the other names already ...
... continuous service since 1937. and that. Council saw the townspeople rallvmg the call of King and Country during the second World War, Some had their tribulations, over 70 had made the supreme sacrifice. They in the Urban Council tried to carry on best ...
... she is obliged to keep her arm in sling. EX-SERVICES’ CU B. Carrickfergus ex-Servicemen and women who served in the second World War have formed Social and Recreational Club. the principal objects of which are to perpetuate the good comradeship and community ...
... Presbyterian Churtoi. Lame, the congregation's war memorial to those who fell, and roll of honour to those who served, the Second World War were unveiled and dedicated. At the half-yearly meeting the County Antrim Grand Black Chapter a presentation of a |°l ...
... congregation wished some personal wav to marl: their appreciation of the service and sacrifice of their and women in the Second World War Rev. J. W. Johnston. M.A., C.F.. minisW Town~cnd St. Helfest. and Paratrooo Padre with the Royal Ulster Rifles durin ...