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... AUSTRALIAN KILLED IN MALAYA An Australian tin miner, Mr. William Walter Archer (33), of Melbourne, was shot dead to-day by insurgents in Selangor State, not far from the place where Mr. George Wilson, a rubber planter, was murdered last Saturday. Mr. ...
... IN MEMORIAM I EMERBON.—In loving memory Bert, and darling daddy Jean and Shirley, accidentally killed in ■Burma, August 10th, 1944.—F0r ever our thoughts, Mary. Jean Shirley. EMER3ON.— Treasured memories a . dear son who died in Burma August ilOth, 1944 ...
... ROLL OF HONOUR PARSONS—In precious memory of my son (Tim) Rowland Gannett, P.A.A., killed November 15, 1942, on H.M.S. Avenger. loving and dearly .loved, terribly missed by darling Mum. PARSONS—In treasured memory ray brother, Tim. love could have saved ...
... Driver of Crashed Express Failed to Observe Signal T.-COL. WILSON, the Inspector at the inquiry at Edinburgh today into the disaster at Goswick, where 28 people were killed and 97 injured he n the Edinburgh- King's Cross express crashed on November ...
... Association has promised a donation from the proceeds of Its Battle of Britain Week appeal. FOUR GREEK AIRMEN KILLED Four Greek airmen were believed killed when Greek Royal Air Force Dakota crashed and sank in the .®gean Sua, between the islands of Cos and Mykonos ...
... the Burma Chindits, was killed when burst of fire from two Bren guns hit his jeep. Three Malay estate guards were killed and six injured. He the tenth European to be murdered since the Malaya disturbance began. CHINESE KILLED Early to . day, five armed ...
... King's Cross express who was killed when the train was derailed at Southgate on July 17. was scooped off the footplate while seeing what was happening to the engine, was given at the official inquiry to-day. Col. G. R. S. Wilson, Ministry of Transport inspecting ...
... Pur Park (Surrey) on r 6 last, says the rt - = the accident, 1 Sple Were killed and c Njureqd when two Yr 4ins collided side- One of them had a Signa) at danger. G R. S. Wilson, Om ter of Railways, co § 5 ton b-Ganger O. J. N 0, an on duty at he h 13 ...
... memory of our darling brother. Ken. killed April 17th. 1941 'Memories of you. Ken, Is our greatest treasure.—Always sadiy missed by sisters. Rose and Joan. BURFORD —Sweetest memories our dear brother. Ken, killed April 17th, Forever in our thoughts.—Stella ...
... f»*ff Turning to cloti Wilson said that 11 ;• l ,7/' into force on Jun e of rationed prod 1 ' half-coupon rat ...
... LATE NEWS 6.000 EMIGRANT*. DOMINIONS Mr. Wilson stated Commons this afterr average monthly ureS grants to Dominions over 11,000 in 1919, 1920 a^ t From end of last war ber 1947 they were just v Corresponding figures grants were 3,700 and '■ spectively ...
... Ostara, y. British Columbia, Evening Flight. RactoP- S.P.: 3-1, 2-1 fav., 100' 3.20 Tote: W 5/9; fot^ COAL FOR Mr. Harold Wilson, of Board of Trade, '■ , JT ,i,3' luncheon of Coal ..A ...