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... grounds of the Burns Monument Hotel Alloway in the early 1930s The minstrels were very popular in Ayrshire before the Second World War When this picture was taken they may have been performing in the hotel gardens In those days the hotel used to hold afternoon ...
... rowing uvim t '- '--X ' 'v ' : ' : : -j s- ONE of the centres of entertainment in the less sophisticated days before the Second World War the bandstand on the Low ureen is Ayr in posing nciore Ana oi rain the Fair weather was just the same then NO not row ...
... with the estrangement of her only daughter 9 10-WARSAW - SEPTEMBER 1939 A concert to commemorate the outbreak of the Second World War from Warsaw Opera House with ' Leonard Bernstein and many others 1040-CRICKET Highlights of NatWest Bank Trophy final ...
... which he saw action with both the Black Watch and the Argylls Major Montgomerie also saw action in France during the Second World War Away from the military life Major Montgomerie was a farmer and held a diploma in agriculture He also owned a whetstone ...
... had once been managed by a School Board (as is soon to happen again) and had post-primary classes before and after the Second World War In 1951 as a Junior Secondary School it had around 500 pupils It lost this status in 1971 and became as it is today Mauchline ...
... he was well-known for his musical drill and tug-of-war teams He rejoined the regular Army before the outbreak of the Second World War as a recruiting sergeant for the Western Isles was transferred to the Royal Artillery when war broke out Mr MacArthur ...
... years Beecham expanded their product range by takeovers but a decision to research prescription medicines was taken after Second World War Research laboratories were officially opened at Brockham Park in Surrey in June 1947 by Sir Alexander Fleming who discovered ...
... in glass jars It serviced among othersthe Ministry pf Defence The present chairman Mr James Grant was away during the Second World War for nearly seven years and on his return decided that his and the company's future lay in the canning business rather ...
... with baby Siobhan Anna Plaque poser AYR man Albert Taylor is trying to trace the family of a soldier killed during the Second World War For Mr Taylor has a plaque with a brass mounting engraved with the name of Private W A Grandison QSC and he wants to ...
... and produced over 600000 Willys Jeeps (many made under licence by FORD) during 1940 and the ensuing early years of the second World War The Willys became so popular that now half a century later this same illustrious heritage has produced a whole new range ...
... believed nearly all had suffered shell shock and required medical or psychiatric help There were no such executions in the Second World War Private Bertie McCubbin (22) refused an order to go out into no-man's-land occupy listening post about 40 yards ahead ...
... of watar to It off Bomb on beach harmless AN uneaploded bomb waa found on Ayr The affront waa cordoned off afternoon Second World War mortar bomb found half-buried In A bomb disposal team from Edinburgh attended iney found that tha bomb wnicn Dean tne ...