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... that an applicant Is an ex-Serviceman. Du-Service applicants are really in three categories:- I. Men who served in Lhe second World War. but ure still waiting for council - r• 2. Men who have served since till.ll. somet ones having I dangerous and strenuous ...
... us under the au.pices of the Peterborough Cou.4cd of Christ- inn Witness. A.n-ng the Many racial porents tvhich the second World War hathro.,tn relief our Chinese ally .ippears as one or the major United „Oak, aid has special claims upon ortitti-t: ...
... Lord Burghley opens Stamford School memorial pool FORTY-SEVEN former pupils at Stamford School who were killed in the second World War were commemorated on the school playing fields on Saturday afternoon when the open air swimming pool built by the Old ...
... masters and boys and playing a considerable part in the life of the school. Mr. Cummins recalled that as soon as the second World War was over Canon Day called together a number of old Stamfordians to discuss what form the new memorial should take and ...
... county regiments, and last, but not least, men of the Hunts Cyclists. All honour to them, but what of the men of the second world war? -These young men should now be taking their place In the front ranks of the Can the cmaradaskip a those days be Mat ...
... the asels — aar lawmakers and their annual meeting at the our M•Pa—we should not have Museum on Friday, passed a had a second World War on resolution urging the appoint- our • bands. she declared. 1 ment of a qualified woman hous- Mrs. Wakefield urged ...
... sergeant on September 30th. 1937.1 He was awarded the Police Merit Badge. and the King George VI IMedal. 1 During the second World War, Mr. Honeyball was appointed foreman in charge of watchmen and Security at the Royal Ordnance t at Walton. with seven ...
... at the High-street branch of the in 1925. later became mobik shop manager in the Stamford Oundie area He served in the second world war as an RAF aircrew navigato,. was shot down over Germany, ant spent three years as a prisoner ot war. -- li - eturning ...
... for the 600 yards of Rockingham Hill. The trophy was first awarded in 1949, in memory of club members killed in the second World War, and Pell is the , Youngest rider ever to win it. I Second in the climb was the club secretary and holder. Frank Pepper ...
... that year inevitably led to a further postponement and the difficult building conditions in the years following the second. World War made it impassible to make any immediate progress. although the scheme was given priority by the Home Office. By 1945 ...
... working in the general Mice. and continued in that capacity until February. 1918. She returned at the outbreak of the second World War in September. and remained thete as a clerk until April. 1942. She then left to join the Food Office staff, but went ...
... in the fint Watid War. he service with the 2ad Battalion in North-West and Germany train Itils to ,I. !Recalled in the second World War on the Special List. he was seconded for special duty in Movements, and again served in North-West Europe 'and Germany ...