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... of ple, was made to a proposal to give 5 gns. to the fund for the provision of & memorial plaque to the fallen of the Second World War at Montrose Academy. A letter read from the Academy War Memorial Committee pointed to the poor response to d.attta and ...
... Stanley Cottage, Main Road, Hillside, was a full-back with Montrose in the 1920’s and helped revive Roselea after the Second World War. He was an office-bearer of the local O.A.P. branch after he retired from Chivers. He iss survived by his son, iNorman ...
... . . AND TO-DAY Within a few months of the end of the Second World War, the first pure jet—a modified Vampirelanded on the flight deck of H.M.S. ...
... Their Memory Liveth for Evermore. Roil of itonour of the Men of Arbroath and District who lost their lives in the Second World War will be published before the end of the ...
... Year in Arbroath’s Story fession in the town. She taught for many vears at Inverbrothock School, and retired during the Second World War. Miss Reid was BS. ...
... Th rir Memory Lireth for Erg rmore. The of -onour of the Men of Arbroath and District who lost their lives in the Second World War' will be published before the end of the ...
... where Mr Mc- Kenzie worked for a time at Millers Bar. The couple returned to Arbroath about seven years ago. During the Second World War, Mr McKenzie served in Norman R AR R linton slimosizes the United Kingdom with the actively involved in the treat- Royal ...
... 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. Ag the Service men and women of the Second World War reach their middle age, many cases of ...
... Ploughman of the Moon.” For some now we shall be having histories of the Second World War presented to us, and by far the best that has as yet come to hand is E. Hasluck’s “Second World War.” Andre Siegfried, choose one of the danger spots of the world for ...
... Their Memory Liveth for Evermore. of iionour of the Men of Arbroath and District who lost their lives in the Second World War is now published, and can be obtained from all Booksellers and at the Gu'de i THE ARBROATH GUIDE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25 ...
... Arbroath Town Council’s Housing Committee that in the near future the 2500th house ®be built by the Council since the Second World War would be completed. This would make the 3000th house built since 1919 ...
... Thursday: 25 Years On While the First World War broke out with almost startling suddenness, the Second World War, which started axactly twenty-five years ago today, took nobody by surprise. When Chamberlain spoke on the radio when the war was but fifteen ...