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... AFTER DUNKIRK- NOTHING:. South of England.—An unidentified woman who died from shock, and Mrs. Edith Fanny Davidson (53), widow, who collapsed In her shelter. Mr. Ptimon was struck down by a bomb splinter while he W 4 advising stragglers to get under ...
... I NSCITHED AT DUNKIRK. Then Hit By Car When On Leave. FrAtClStoker Thomas Snowden, of We , thourile, near Chichester, on 1-ave after serving in a destroyer \%111 , 11 took part in the evacuation from I) , ltikirk. yesterday was knocked tiff yi by a car ...
... the purpose of fish—one Of the attracthe side-shows at the St. Barnabas' Church fete at ffeston. Bradford, on Saturday. DUNKIRK LADS GIVE LEAD IN CHEERFULNESS. THE biggest event of the year at Heaton Parish Church, Bradford, the St. Barnabas' Tide Fete ...
... the B.E.F. from Dunkirk is Ordinary-Signaller Arnold Birch an old boy of Aireborough Grammar School. and son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Birch, Lynthorpe. Tranmere Drive, Guiseley. , He was on an Isle of Man steamer which was sunk at Dunkirk, and later on a ...
... uniform. Soldiers predominated. They included Mr. Geoffrey Hutchinson, K.C.. and Mr. S. F. Markham, both of whom were at Dunkirk, and Mr. Duncan Sandys, the Prime Minister's son-in-law. Peers may hear a Commons secret debate. but yesterday they had one ...
... Isurprise from the men, several of , whom were engaged in long conversations by the Princess on the miraculous evacuation from Dunkirk. and were encouraged to tell her in their own words of their individual , adventures in Flanders. ...
... evening received by M. Losovsky, Soviet Vice-Commissar for Foreign Affairs.—Benter. MISSING CHAPLAINS. Among chaplains in Dunkirk were unaccounted 22 were wounded, and two died of wounds. stated the Bishop of Bradford (Dr. A. W. F. Blunt) at the Bradford ...
... Junction ‘t Laon another railway Junction and nearby warehouses were extensive:v damaged during the night. Oil taril,A at Dunkirk were set on fire and at Flushing and Ostend other aircratt made low level attacks on the aerodromes, inflicting further damage ...
... difference. All the men were evacuated by boat from Le Havre without any difficulty, and there was no attack from the air, as at Dunkirk. ...
... prominent all-ronnd sportsman. A former employee at the Bradford firm ot Hepworth and Grandage, Ltd., was killed in action at Dunkirk on 30 May. He was Private W. Tetley, aged 21, of the 2nd Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment, who formerly lived at 20, Dallam ...
... Beynaud's Government he held the office of French Ambassador to Spain. Dunkirk Hero. Admiral .thrial. hero of Dunkirk. is 68. After directing the elobarkation of the troops from Dunkirk he came to London, where he was received in private audience by the ...
... the unequal forces of our gallant Allies, aided tl t y the British. Our prayers have been answered In marvellous ways at Dunkirk. Not alone on tanks and on battleships and air-borne forces, but on God, depends the victoiiy. he Nazi youth, made drunk ...