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... WEDDING OF WAR PRISONER. BEST MAN ANOTHER. Two repatriated prisoners of war were principals in • wecilling which was solemnised at Lynn Memorial Church, Belfast, to-day. The bridegroom. L.-Cpl. John Collins. Welch Regiment. is son of Mr. and ...
... Belfast Telegraph, Tuesday, September 19, 1944. 15 Repatriates Given Cordial Welcome On Arrival in Belfast FIFTEEN repatriated prisoners of war were given a rousing reception at the LM S terminus, Belfast, this morning, on their arrival home after suffering ...
... ULSTER SOLDIERS REPATRIATED. BACK FROM ITALY. Among over 400 repatriated prisoners of war from Italy, landed at a West England port on Friday, was Driver W. J. Sheldon, R.A.S.C, whose parents reside at Irish Quarter South, Carrickfergus. Driver Sheldon ...
... 150 OF OUR PRISONERS. With the help of news reels showing great events in Britain and throughout the world since the time of their captivity, 150 repatriated prisoners of war were to-day given a chance to catch up with the news and catch up with the ...
... built at Fairfield, Glasgow, in 1913. In October, 1943, she and the Drottningholm carried 3,500 repatriated prisoners of war from Sweden to Leith. The other war-time activities of the liner have never been made public ...
... ULSTER GIFT FUND DESIRE to acknowledge gratefully the undermentioned generous Gifts towards the Entertainment of the Repatriated Prisoners of War on Saturday. 17th instant: Mr. J. Nelson MltUlan of the Ulster Menu Co.. Ltd., asaLted b Messrs. Raines Eatery ...
... few events have stirred the heart more than the arrival to-day in Belfast Lough of the liner Gripsholm with the repatriated prisoners of war. After a long absence in foreign lands, trying experiences on the field of battle and in concentration camps and ...
... out-ofpocket expenses in connection with plant decorations supplied of the occasion of the welcome home luncheon to repatriated prisoners of war. Alderman Cole said when our forces entered Italy they had flowers thrown to them, but at home it was proposed ...
... over 80. one almost 80. and two more than 80. In addition, a group of young men was chosen from among recently repatriated prisoners of war from Russia. Dr. Widdowson said: These men had all been under-nourished for 18 months or more and we expected ...
... one of the repatriated prisoners of war, in response to questions put to him by Mr. R. H. Auld, hon. secretary of the local committee, gave an account of life in the prison camps and praised the work of the Red Cross on behalf of prisoners. ...
... Ballroom, Belfast. l on Tuesday evening. It was organised by Mr. Walter J. Ferguson. The numerous guests included repatriated 'prisoners of war. Colonel Charley briefly spoke of the work of The R.U.R. Fund and the Parachute Padre, Rev. J. W John• CT.. spoke ...
... and a loudspeaker van will tour the area. BRITISH CAPTIVES BACK HOME. CHEERING, SINGING. Four hundred and fifty repatriated prisoners of war from Italy landed at an English West Country port this morning. The sound of their cheering and singing to the ...