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... of proteins and fats, particularly manual workers. Grave fears, said Sir Arthur, were expressed at the outset of the Second World War that the national health might be seriously affected, but by selfless devotion to duty medical officers and their depleted ...
... chairman (Lieut.-Colonel R. G. Buriingham), appealed to British Legion members, particularly those who served in the second World War, to join the Civil Defence Corps. A strong Civil Defence force in this country might easily play a major part in preventing ...
... Battle of Britain (1969) A star-studded cast combines give a stirring portrayal of how Britain defended itself during the Second World War The spectacular aerial dogfights and German bombings are briHiantty staged and the multi-stranded storyline is ful of ...
... repaired the veteran aircraft’s landing gear so that a VJ poppy drop could be in London to commemorate the end of the Second World War in the Far East Staff worked through night to the equipment receiving the plane Thursday and having it back flying the ...
... Monday April 26th “The development of computers has greatly increased the speed of communicating” remember Hitler from the Second World War was tyrant and was responsible for the death of many My biggest influence has been Kurt Cobain He was an inspired musician ...
... worked so hard to raise the standard of dramatic art in the town. From the leisurely days of 1910 to the start of the second world war, the play presents cavalcade of the life of an Eaton-square family, the Mountstephans, whose joys and sorrows are Impregnated ...
... country's 25-year-old history, Four years ago their rulers, duped by the Germans and believing that Hitler would win the second world war, threw in their lot with the Nazis. They sowed the wind and are now reaping the whirlwind. Now, disillusioned, they must ...
... Shropshire, the bridegroom went to Switzerland, and later to St. John's College, Cambridge. Commissioned during the Second World War into the 15/19 King's Royal Hussars, he served overseas for four years with the Bth Indian Light Cavalry. Mr. Morris ...
... within measur| able time if left to its own resources. Each of the nations is suffering from ' rthe aftermath of the second World War, but each must be made strong enough to stand on its own feet and take its part | in the general strategic | plan. For ...
... retiring as Company Sergeant-Major at the end of the 1914-18 war. He joined the Gloucester Regiment the outbreak of the Second World War, and was for 2J years Company Sergeant Major and then became an engineering inspector. He came to Tewkesbury in 1923 ...
... saved '' ves spent in vain! It is b statements by Gen. Fuller, the original ■*' and Gen. Martel, greatest tank * the second world war, exclusively in THE ~ kw ON SUNDAY^^ S THAT FINDS OUT THE FACTS! ...
... take-off In his Harvard trainer repainted as Japanese Zero fighter Warplane dream of flying pop star THE buzzsaw drone of a Second World War training plane is music to the ears of rock superstar and aviation enthusiast Gary Numan But the one-time Heathrow p ...