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... Stonehaven as Postmaster in 1945. From 1916-19 Mr Ferguson was with the Royal Engineers . (Wireless Section) and during the second world war was loaned to the Air Ministry as a wireless operator at Bristol and Renfrew. His varied interests include girl/ening ...
... original task Was give first aid co the 30 million children left hungry, ragged, sick and homeless in! the wake of the second world war. Conditions Europe have now greatly improved, and the Fund’s efforts are increasingly directed to long-term help for ...
... Indian Army in 1907. He commanded the late King George’s Own Gurkha Rifles. He retired 1937, but on the outbreak of the Second World War returned to India as Eirst Secretary of the British Legation in Nepal, serving there until 1945. Returning Scotland Lieut ...
... 19th, a token of the gratitude, respect and love which the memory of the men of the city who gave their lives in the second World War, will always be held in our midst. Lord Dalhousie unveiled the plaque which 58 names arc inscribed. - To mark her retirement ...
... -lin Diary.' (i>nce again this able American journalist returns to the Euro|>ean Continent after the holocaust of the Second World War. He records his t-avels and his There always tendency this country imagine that the American observer is liJtle immature ...
... moment she has second “professional” play awaiting production. The Dundee Repertory Company was formed just before the second World War Mr Robert Thornley. He chose Dundee for his company since that was the location he sought—the biggest town he could find ...
... the glory of God and in honoured memory of the officers and men of thei Household Brigade who gave their lives in the Second World War, I declare this cloister open.’- - The pipes played their lament, the. State;, Trumpeters sounded the Last Post. ...
... slump which followed the first World War, and within a few years of his taking over the reins they were plunged into the second World War with all rhe restrictions it entailed. But spite of the difficulties there had been several large developments, such ...
... Provost Kinghorn unveiled the window and read the names of those members of the Cathedral who gave their lives in the Second World War. The window was dedicated by the Rev. James Anderson and Mr Robert Bruce, session clerk, in the name of the congregation ...
... downstairs guarding his crook. Montrose District Council are inquiring into the laesnon of placing names of the fallen in the Second World War the memorials at Kinnell. .0.1 .tom and Parnell. The Kinnell memorial is to be cleaned. A party from Cortachy provided ...
... contribu tions, but the central organisation will be reduced a skeleton basis. Forfar’s memorial to the fallen of the second world war is take the form of . staied glass windows in the Town Hall. The death has taken place Mr Robert Finlayson. who was Town ...
... France had taken similar action 1936 when Hitler, against the advice' of his General Staff, went into the Rhineland, the second World War might have been averted’. The speaker paid a~great tribute to the personal courage of the Prime Minister throughout the ...