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... S ECRET service in the second world war , was the subject of the speaker. Capt. A. R. Cooper. at the recent meeting of Quarry Hill (Borough Green) Women's Institute. He gave an engrossing account of his training and operation as a British agent in occupied ...
... The Courier, june 16, 1967 EVERY ONE was a Land Girl—mostly in the second world war, but some in the 11014-le war and a few in loth. A of this picture, which is extremely clear in the oriirinal. with face may be ordered from our offices. See details elsewhere ...
... Hope of phones progress HONE exchanges would TELEPHONE been automatic throughout the country but for the Second World War. The plans which existed before the war would have been completed by 1945. Mr. M. Holdaway. for Tunbridge Wells Telephone Manager ...
... lived in Noah's Ark all his life and ran his business from there. Just before the second world war. Mr. Denbigh started a nursery on the land between Greenland' Road and the caravan and remained In business until the 1950'5. Incidentally. this land is ...
... Sevenoaks Chronicle March 9 1984 15 Soviet A SOVIET dtfector who during the second world war had been involve! in the killing of Nazi spieswas found drowned in mysterious circumstances Although there was no direct evidence thd 59 year old Boris Hatton ...
... Sevenoaks Chronicle July 17 1982 17 AS PART OF a second world war propaganda campaign Mr Lewis Brandon (left) who was one of the most successful night fighter crewmen gaining a DSO DFC and Bar was pictured with Donat dressed as a German FIVE CLUES IN ...
... the age of 71. A regular soldier. he served the Royal Engineers in the first' world war and in the Royal Signals In the second world war until he. was invalided home from West Africa :n 1041 He was in charge of the first army wfre'ess and telegraphy schoo ...
... bought by Mr. Charles Hopkin. and a syndicate. who proposed developing part of the land as a housing estate. When the second world war started, the house was turned into a camp reception station for the army. and, at the time of the Dunkirk evacuation ...
... Mr. G. C. Akhorst Mr. George Charles Akhurst. well-known Sevenoaks area footballer before the second world war and a life president of the Brasted and Sundridge Football Club. died in Brompton Hospital last Wednesday. Mr. Akhurst, whose home was at Warren ...
... entered the Civil Service before the , Second World War and has served for over 30 years in the Exchequer and Audit Department where he currently holds the rank of Deputy Director of Audits. During the second world war he served in the RAF as a Flight Lieutenant ...
... Sevenoaks pollee station last seek. The Sevenoaks area is not unknown to Insp. Totman be. cause during the early part of the second world war he spent much of his snare time cycling around the villages. I am very happy to return to the area. although I do not ...
... where he was one of the original members of the British Legion and regularly played cricket for Weaterham. When the Second World War was imminent he _ _ . ...