... With the announcement of the worst unemployment figures since the Second World War, the natural focus of political interest this week at Westminster has been on that issue. prediction that unemployment would inevitably rise to just under two million and ...

... what surprising to note that in the period from 1930 until the outbreak of the Second World War, the balance of membership comprised of shopkeepers and as a result the Club had a strong Wednesday half-holiday Section. But after the cessation of hostilities ...

... where Mr Mc- Kenzie worked for a time at Millers Bar. The couple returned to Arbroath about seven years ago. During the Second World War, Mr McKenzie served in Norman R AR R linton slimosizes the United Kingdom with the actively involved in the treat- Royal ...

... ex-service community. The aftermath of the Second World War and the many other conflicts remain with us in the form of disabled men, bereaved families and much distress. Ag the Service men and women of the Second World War reach their middle age, many cases of ...

... at his home on Tuesday after a lengthy illness. He was 80. A native of Grays, Essex, he settled in Arbroath after the Second World War. He joined the Royal Navy as a boy sailor in 1910. The following year he was posted to H.M.S. Inflexible, and was serving ...

... DIES ON Australia since just after the Second World War, throughout which he served in the Army. He was a painter to trade. Mr Nicoll is survived by two daughters and a son, all of whom are married and live in Australia. There are two grand-children. ...

... He was a retired storeman and a popular member of the village community. He served in the Gordon Highlanders in the Second World War, and lost a limb during the invasion of Italy. Despite this disability, he was a keen gardener. . Mr Hosie, who was 63 ...

... found near the beach at Lunan Bay, were exploded by a Royal Navy bomb disposal team on Friday afternoon. The rusty 3 inch Second World War rocket heads were all found within a radius of 15 yards. It was the latest in several bomb finds at this area which is ...

... conversation with Primary 7 pupils of Friockheim School. The pupils have been involved in a project to discover how the Second World War affected family life. As the pupils explained what they had found, the Wendy ladies recalled some of their own experiences ...

... Arbroath, Mr Low moved to Callander at an early age and conducted a grocery business there before the outbreak of the Second World War. He returned to Arbroath in 1965 when he and his wife took over the Davana Guest House in Marketgate, Mr Low was employed ...

... and was an elder of Dunnichen, Letham and Kirkton Church for 40 years. He served in the Royal Observer Corps during the Second World War. Mr and Mrs Middleton were presented with gifts from Angus District Council, and Forfar, Postmaster Mr W. D. Wallace ...

... E. S. Nicoll, a director of the Arbroath Herald, ‘whose topic was his personal reminiscences of the R.AF. ‘during the Second World War. Mr Nicoll gave a most amusing and informative talk on his time with Training Command and latterg with Bomber Command ...