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... SECOND WORLD WAR The Ministry of Defence Army Search Department has informed Councillor Davis that no record of Rifleman Hughes’s military service can now be traced because a large proportion of the records of soldiers who served during the period 1914 ...
... Second World War Double day of celebrations for local veteran MARCH 29 was a day of double celebrations for a Lisburn war veteran. Albert Gibson (73) of Alexander Avenue celebrated 46 years of marriage to wife Violet and received a medal from the Maltese ...
... Finest film of Second World War “TARGET for Tonight”, portraying the exploits of a Royal Air Force bomber crew over Germany in the Second World War, 1939-1945, was described in August 1941 as the finest film of the war. The Crown Film Unit, part of the ...
... — LEISURE Lisburn and the, Second World War FIFTY years ago this month Lisburn residents, in common with others throughout the United Kingdom, were beginning to feel the effects of the Second World War which broke out on September 3, 1939. They included ...
... Ulster’s partin the Second World War BROADCASTING to the British people on Sunday night, June 22, 1941 on the twentieth anniversary of the opening of the Northern Ireland Parliament, Mr. J. M. Andrews, the Province's second Prime Minister, said they counted ...
... Nurses’ rations in Second World War THE question of nurses’ rations was discussed at the monthly meeting of the Lisburn and Hillsborough District Hospital Governors in July 1941 which was presidd over by Mrs. J. S. MclLeavy, chairman. The matron's journal ...
... Postal security during Second World War THE Northern Ireland Regional Office of the Ministry of Information in March 1942, during the Second World War issued a statement in relation to postal matters. The statement said that the regulations governing ...
... FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE SECOND WORLD WAR Lodge was a very happy time,” hesaid. “My wife and 1 had two young children and the airmen used to bring me clothes for them. “l didn't know what they meant when they said they wanted some ‘Coke’ - until 1 tasted ...
... Schools learn about the horrors of Second World War ...
... IT WAS announced in August 1944 during the Second World War that people in Northern Ireland with young children and people who were getting married and wished to set up a new home would soon be able to buy utility furniture. The Ministry of Commerce, ...
... Pupiismove ' BECAUSE of the Second World War pupils of ' Lisburn's Friends’' School in August 1940 were told of plans to move the day pupils to the Friends’ ' Meeting House in Railway Street Boarders were to be accommodated at ‘ Larkfield, Black's Road ...
... IT WAS announced in October 1943 during the Second World War that a bar to the Distinguished Flying Cross had been awarded to ‘Actln? Squadron Leader Geoffrey Leonard Howitt, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve No. 85 Squadron. Squadron-Leader Howitt, whose ...