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... The Second World War re-lived at Kirkcaldy Museum Back to school! After a hectic summer in the Museum with countless young people using the facilities, parents and Museum staff alike will wipe their brows, take a deep breath and look ahead to the new ...
... and held this post till his death in 1954, After the Second World War, the emergence of Barnet & Morton as it is known today began. By 1954 negotiations were almost complete to move the manufacturing side of the business into new premises at Hayfield ...
... !.NEXT month sees the 50th anniversary of outbreak of the Second World War. [l The ‘Gazette’ wants to hear about our readers’ memories of the conflict for inclusion in an article in our issue of August 31. E'meouunodup?wnndoyounmomabout rationing? Perhaps ...
... for key workers and used their attic area for such accommeodation. During the Second World War employees were expected to take occasional night-time shifts on “fire watch”. In the early postwar years the laundry closed down after more than 50 years in ...
... In recognition of his services to Poles during the Second World War, Mr Tom Muir has peen awarded the Golden Badge f Honour of the Polish Air Force Association. Mr Muir is pictured receiving his decoration at last Sunday’s monthly meeting of St Andrews ...
... THE revised and updated St Second World War, to a realistic Andrews Links Byelaws came |gyg. into force on Thursday, bringing The revision of the byelaws with them an increased was undertaken as a maximum fine of £5O for their streamlining process, removing ...
... manf' years. But after the Second World War, unemployment figures showed a descending trend, remaining in the low hundreds Recently, however, the figure has once more risen and the number of men, women, boys and girls unemployed in the Kirkcaldy area ...
... I EEER] Fibws Gazette SATURDAY Clark Gable is a general ata Second World War air-force base in Britain in Command Decision (Ch 4 10.30 a. m.). He's faced with the task of planning daring attacks on Germany. . . A bumbling rogue kidnaps a rich businessman’s ...
... remarks. First of all, there is very little evidence of what he calls the “conventionally” pro-Russian version of the Second World War. The extremely gallant part that our erst-while Allies played in that War has never received the acclaim it has merited ...
... 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. As the Service men and women of the Second World War reach their middle age, many cases of ...
... in his very first sentence, where he talks about “our modern steamline capitalistic world” and then asserts that the Second World War “was a capitalistic war”'. Then he asks: “Was that war really necessary?” and follows with his own wrong and blind answer ...
... late Professor Emeritus John N. Wright was a true friend of Poland and its people. When Polish people came during the Second World War to Scotland to mount ...