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... Before the second World War he COUNCIL, paddling and swimming pools, and the opening of school playgrounds in the summer and on Saturdays in winter. Mis Candy’s qualifications for Council work were outlined and commended by the chairman. Coun. W. E. HafTenden ...
... 4,000 books sold WARTIME EASTBOURNE, the book commemmorating the 50th anniversary of the outbreak of the Second World War has now sold over 4,000 copies since August. The book’s popularity is the atmosphere of those partly due to the detailed wartime ...
... NEW BOOKS additions the PUBLIC LIBRARY • A aeleclton to the Central Übraryt Cooper (Alfred Duff); The Second World War; first Phase. 1939. speeches, broadcasts and articles cut liome and foreign policy, 1939-39. Darvall ...
... EASTBOURNE GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27, 1954 TWO MINUTES’ SILENCE Time was, before the Second World War brought with it a wave of cynicism, when the honouring of the memory of the dead, who had made the supreme sacrifice on the battlefield, was signified ...
... returned to England after the Second World War there were two associations for Canadian ex- Servicemen in this country—the branch of the British Legion for Canadian Ex-servicemen, which was mainly for servicemen of the Second World War, and the other was the ...
... L\ 4 o MR BRAILSFORD with his Second World War medal. Picture: Tim Dickeson. A 4 ...
... Gala nights First performance is Roll Out the Barrel on May 25 when the songs and laughter of the Second World War years will be presented by Gordon and Bunny Jay and an all-star cast. ...
... he had then so enjoyed staying in, but what a vastly different aspect Eastbourne would have presented to him in the second world war. ...
... ! Quote “The worst night of chaos since the Second World War hit Eastbourne and district in the early hours of yesterday as 100 mile an hour gales ripped through the area leaving thousands of pounds worth of damage in their wake.' — Eastbourne Herald ...
... organiser. In the first World War. Mr Wills served with the Middlesex Regiment with the rank of sergeantmajor. and in the second World War he was platoon commander in the Willingdon Home Guard, later becoming second in command of the company with the rank ...
... WORLD UNREST He recalled that it was Just over a year ago since the second world war ended, yet wherever they looked they saw unrest and trouble. People in this country and In the United Stotes were beginning to awake to the reality about Russia; they ...
... Council met on Monday. It had been stated that the committee recommended that, the War Memorial plaque, commemorating the Second World War, and Condoned In ...