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... WEST AFRICA G.O.C. The War has annoinced that the King has approved the app‘intment of Major-General L. G Whistler. Commander Northumbrian District and 50th 'Northumbrian. Intantry Division IT AI. as General Officer Commanding-In-Chief West Africa Command ...
... none missing. This rescue was the second Mr. Clarke has experienced. Be saved a child In similar fashion in North Africa during the War. Mr. Clarke. a keen supporter of Chester Football Club missed Saturday's match because of the rescue. Instead, he had ...
... soldier in the Northumbelands for 17 years. and fought in Africa during World War 11. Shortly after his marriage he was posted bre I tar. ret urn to Englandbeforee the outbreak of the Kaftan War. Sgt. Williamson is survived by his wife and fourieors-old ...
... Women 's Eecien of the Legion there also. llw tirs: Legion meeting at Little F.61!0n was he:el at the home of the tßii7h Africa War veteran. Major t.iiarci.s. Mrs. Coffin's Legion service ornt'd for her the award of the l.re:Ln Gold Badge. presented to ...
... Animal Welfare, PDSA, Officers' Association, London. RSPCA, Universities Mission to £2OO each to the Manchester Central Africa, the Old War Horse and District Home for Lost Dogs, Memorial Fund and the Gurkha the North Manchester Society for Welfare Appeal ...
... began work when he was 14 years old. In 1941 he enlisted in the Third Battalion Royal Artillery and served in West Africa. After the war he returned to J. E. N Richards where he continued as a painter and decorator. Said Mr. Mercer, The party was ■ real ...
... kir. Paget was ordained in 1911 and laboured until 1914 of St. Frideswide's, Poplar. He was an .krmy chaplain in Africa during the War. EVEREST HEROES A memorial window has beeß placed in the South Cloister of Chester Cathedral to the memory of two Cheshire ...
... Wes; Cheshire Hospital for years. anti was mentioned in dispatches while serving with the Royal Engineers in North Africa, during the war. 'Me funeral took place on February, when a service was held at Chester Crematorium. The mourners were: The widow ...
... looked as if he had found his sphere. and he might end his days as a bishop in the Church of the Province of South Africa. The 1914-18 War. however. was responsible for a change. Dr. Furst came home in 1915. and he spent a month at the front helping the ...
... 35. Born in . Chemer. Mr. Phillips. who was married. joined the R.A.F. as a cadet at the age 15. He served in North Africa during the War and had been stationed at Shawbury for the past two years. His father Mr. E. 0 Phillips. lives at 16. Downstletd-road ...
... at Buckingham Palace to receive a medal from him for services rendered during those bitterly fought campaigns in North Africa The war in Europe was over and to be here on its final day in the very heart of the Empire and before the Commander-in-Chief himself ...
... \fr. Houston was a true - , trian, and was a pupil at , i)g's School. During the Second Tld War he served with the AOC in England, Italy and h Africa. After the war Mr. Houstofi entually obtained the poet of urer at Runcorn College of . .tuber Education ...