... had been in hospital for one week. Mr. Burchell, who had retired. worked at Messrs. Denham and Hargrave Ltd., since the second world war. He served in the Forces during the first World War. He leaves a widow and two children. The funeral took place yesterday ...

... 70. He joined the North Staffords as a volunteer in 1902 and served with them throughout the First World War. In the Second World War he wee attached to the Regiment's Horne Guard company. Mr. Norton died In Tamworth General Hospital on Saturday following ...

... came to taller:ton* as a young man. I In his working life Mr. Coles was a miner, until forced him to retire before the second World War. After the war he took on several jobs as a night watchman. He leaves a wife and two married daughteri. ...

... R.A.F. FUND GRANTS SINCS the end of the Second World War the Royal Mt Force Benevolent Fund has made 9,636 awards, involving £280,239 for the relief of dßtrees in Warwickshire, said the controller of the fund, tar Marshal Si! John Whitley, it Gaydon. ...

... four who lies on the Faieley Road Estate. Tamworth. _ . After serving with the South Staffordshire Regiment during the Second World War he became a miner and also joined the Labour Party. _ . Mr. Dale, who has seven grandchildren, is a keen gardener and ...

... a member of the British Legion. be was a special constable attached to Daddsoley tor SO years. retiring at end of the second World War. and for 12 years held the post et treasurer of Grendon Working Orb. He worked for the N.C.3. for 20 years and, after ...

... the Queen's Honours List. Mr. Hale began work with the council 40-years ago as a trainee financial clerk, and by the Second World War he become assistant clerk and accountant. Living in his home in Meriden Road, Hampton-in-Arden, 58-yearold Mr. Hale was ...

... they were both serving in France and managed to co-ordinate a week's special ieave. good fortune, not-withstanding the Second World War, all the family (two sons and two daughters) are alive and _well and - most at them were able to be present for the occasion ...

... minutes silence' to remember the dead Now in war time, the sirens had another, bleaker meaning, and when the battles of the Second World War were over, it was the church bells, long silenced, which heralded peace > I tVt 4') ...

... SECOND It is thought that the display will be only the second since the Second World War, the first being • display that took place seventeen years ago as Part of the Coronation Day celebrations. The donkey d•r by which proved very popular last year will ...

... 'school ma'am'. Mrs. Hughes has a _ definite sense of adventure and. with a twinkle In her eye. recalls the time during the second world war when she would leave her blackboard to drive ambulances as When Mrs. Kitty Cox first arrived at Clifton Campvilk's St ...

... school of 460 children. Before • teacher in 1949 he was a Commanding Officer in H.M. Light Coastal Forces during the second world war. He has been chairman of Chippen. ham Borough Council Road Safety Committee and has a particular interest in teaching ...