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... SECOND WORLD WAR n 1939. the membership stood at 1083, the highest total in the history of the Association. ~As in 1914, the Association had reached a high point of achievement, from which it seemed possible only to progress; and, as in 1914, the prospect ...
... OUR picture feature on Paisley and Renfrewshire during the Second World War spurred vivid memories in many of our readers And it was so popular we have been asked to publish even more of the historic photographs While so many brave young men were risking ...
... NEWINGTON HOUSE, EDINBURGH. 2 &3 QUEEN'S CRESCENT, GLASGOW, LINBURN HCUSE, WILKIESTON, MIDLOTHIAN. (For Blinded Men of the Second World War.) BLENHEIM HOUSE, NORTH BERWICK. ...
... atrocities in Korea in order to accumulate data for international trials similar to the war crimes proceedings after the Second World War. ...
... Commonwealth and Empire. Vice-Admiral Henry W. U. McCall, of the Navy, who commanded H.M.S. Dido and Howe duirng the Second World War. He is a native of Largs. ...
... became successively Regent and President of Finland and led his country’s army against Russia in 1939 and during the Second World War. Sir John Wcod, Bt. (83), a former Concervative M.P. for the Stalybridge Division of GCheshire and an M.A. of Oxford ...
... aspeots of defence. The main purpose will be to examine, in the light of the experience of the United Kingdom in the Second World War, the administrative and scientific problems which arise in maintaining food supplies, as part of the Civil Defence measures ...
... MEMORIAL TO SCOTS COMMANDOS Scotland’s tribute to all Commandos who gave their lives in the Second \World War — the striking group of figures in bronze designed by Mr Scott Sutherland, of Dundee — was unveiled by Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother on a ...
... War. He had long membership of Paisley Liberal Club. Mr Stewart was in the ambulance section of the Home Guard in the Second World War. He had a life-long connection with St Johns’ Church. & *® * * * ...
... -Col. James William Guy Symonds (75), Fire Advtser to inventor of Home Office an d the of the stirrup-pump used in the Second World War. ...
... severely wounded in the First World War when serv- ing with the Machine Gun Corps. He was post warden of D 4 during the Second World War and has again entered tle warden service. ...
... Curtain into the free world. Nearly 400,000 *‘victims ot war and aggression’”’ have been resettled in America since the Second World War, the Commission disclosed in a final report before it goes out of existence at the end of this month.—Reuter. ...