... The Air Ministry regret to announce the following casualties on various dates:— KILLED ACTION flnoi Aircraftman (and CD J. D. Whitford n(J8180 Corporal R. A. Wilson , , killed on active service Officer C. C Cameron Air craftman '2nd Cl.> G. i?°°Oos Corporal ...

... Sgt. D. W. Watt. Sgt. J. B. Watt, Pit. Ofr. A. N. C. Weir. D.F.C.. Sgt. W. White. Pit. Ofr. L. C. Williams, Sgt, G. R Wilson. KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE Sgt. J. Brown. Ldg. A C V. S. P. Cuthbert, Warrant Ofr. L. A. Ford. PH. Ofr. D. M'l. Grav. Sgt. J. H ...

... adopted National Conservative candidate for Hitchin. Herts., division, in succession to Pilot Officer Sir Arnold Wilson, recently reported killed in action after being missing for several months. ...

... regrets to announce the following casualties on various date?. killed in action 565772 Acting Sergeant A. W. 551690 Aircraftman (.first class> K. V. oay. 90008 Plying Officer O. Mab«y KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE Sergeant J. L. Carter. Pilot Officer J. C. M ...

... D. Morton. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING BELIEVED KILLED, NOW PRESUMED KILLED IN ACTION Ldg. A/C R. Carr, Fl. Ofr. J. Cooper, Act. Sgt. G. Martin. PRVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING, NOW PRESUMED KILLED IN ACTION Sgt. W. Anderson. Ldg. A,C A. Dickie, Ldg ...

... late Waulkmill, Newmachar. Funeral private. Roll of Honour . WILSON —Accidentally killed, in November. 1941, L./C. Charles A. Wilson. R.S.F., aged 26 years younger son of the late » s aC Wilson, late 31 Claremont Place, Aberdeen, and Mrs Dingwall, 162 ...

... Wilkinson, Pilot Officer Sir A. T. Wilson. M.P.: Flying Officer J. K. Wilson, Pilot Officer R. Wilson. MISSING, BELIEVED KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE Pilot Officer C. Col lings, LA L. Hunt, Cpl. R. C. Lawson, L.A A. Lockwood. KILLED ON ACTIVE ...

... Gordon Highlanders. MAJOR WILSON, OF BLAIRGOWRIE Reports have appeared that Major Wilson, of Ashmore, Blairgowrie, has been killed in action. Mr A R. B. Haldane. Edinburgh, on behalf of Mrs Wilson, informs us, however, ' that Mrs Wilson has ...

... Killed on Active Service Lance-Corporal Charles A. Wilson, Royal Scots Fusiliers, who has been killed on active service, was the son of the late Mr Isaac Wilson, 31 Claremont Place, Aberdeen. His father was cabinetmaker with Messrs James Allan and Co ...

... 4 in House Killed Bombs on N.-E» FOUR persons were killed when an enemy aeroplane swooped low over a North-east of Scotland town early on Saturday morning and dropped bombs. Two of them, Mr and Mrs Joseph Leighton, had come north to live in the town after ...

... Two Killed in Explosion AN explosion in Nairn cleansing department stables on Saturday caused the instant death of two Nairn scavengers. They were Walter Smith, 21 Marryton Crescent, and John Chisholm, 21 Wilson Street, both married men with families ...

... Killed in Action at Hong-Kong Mrs Paterson, Stripeside, Grange, has been notified that her brother, L/Sergt. James Wilson, Royal Scots, was killed in action in the defence of Hong-Kong. L/Sgt. Wilson was thirty-seven years of age and enlisted in the Army ...