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... complains about my short memory and, in doing so, rather unjustly accuses me of forgetting about some gruesome events of the Second World War, such as the awful misery foisted on the Soviets by the tyrannical German Army and the obliteration of Hiroshima and ...
... telephone exchange. A native of Unst, Samuel took over the office after serving four vears in the Royal Navy. When the second world war broke out, he took over Haroldswick exchange, operating a 24-hour continuous service, but was relieved of this responsibility ...
... years. He started in Guthrie and was was a postman at Forfar from 1946 antil his retiral earlier this year. During the second world war he served in the Royal Artillery with the 14th Army at Burma. Mr Duke, who is 62, is a bachelqr. %%’ main hobby is bowling ...
... St Andrews, and joined the staff of Guard Bridge Paper Company. Later he received an appointment in India and when the Second World War broke out he joined the army and was stationed there for the duration. On returning to St Andrews after the war, he set ...
... Sir—~Next year we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the United Nations. Created by revulsion from the havoc caused by the Second World War, the U.N, has managed to survive almost two and a half decades.of this violent century. It has not always lived up to ...
... in typical form as two of the silliest asses ever to be called up for military service doing their utmost to lose the Second World War. Richard Attenborough is their long-suffering leader. (1956). Bermuda Mystery (Ch. 4, 350 p.m.) — Comedy-thriller starring ...
... organisation founded in 1914 as a volunteer ambulance corps with the French armies during World War One, and, during the Second World War American volunteers drove ambulances for the allied forces. in 1947 the AFS initiated a ‘winter programme’ which enabled ...
... she received payment, declaring that if concert promoters liked her singing, that was a sufficient award . During the Second World War, Miss Horsburgh was perpetually in demand to sing at charity concerts and entertainments for the troops. ...
... building and destruction of an essential bridge on the “death railway™ built by prisoners of the Japanese during the Second World War. Double helpings of horror on Thursday only with “Fright starring Honor Blackman in a tale of murder and terror, and ...
... about emigration from Shetland to mainland Britain and abroad -at any period from about 1870:up to the beginning of * the Second World War, although I have a particular interest in the 19205. If any of your .readers have first hand knowledge or experience ...
... cardine to hold the post. Educated at Eton and at Balliol College, Oxford, he served with the Scots Guards during the Second World War. He was appointed a deputy lieutenant in 1955, and in 1980/81 was Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the ...
... offer to plant a tree in memory of a St Andrews man who lost his life while serving with the United States Army in the Second World War has been declined by the soldier's brother, Mr |. Crichton. Mr Crich ~rcnton had requested that the name of his late ...