... link with U.S.A. TJRONZK BADGE of H.INLS. Lancaster, the destroyer which was transferred to the Royal Navy doring the second World War, in return for the lease of naval and air bases in the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic to the Americans, and with ...

... dancing was played by the Diamond Band led by Mr. Clarkson. Instituted in 1936 the Club, after being defunct during the second World War was re-fomed in 1948 and a year later was augmented by the staff of the Central laundry. The present clubrooms are Skerton ...

... now has total six medals, with two bars, earned during 12 years service with the Army and as a Special Constable In the second world war. He is President of the Austwlck. Clapham and district branch of the British Legion. ...

... University before coming to Lancaster in 1932 to take charge of the surgery of the late Mr. T. P. Millet- During the Second World War he reached the rank of an Army Major and served in West Africa and the Western Desert. He had been practising in Queen's ...

... a distinguished naval career. He had darmg experiences during the Spanish Civil War and in other war theatres In the second World War. was .twice survivor from destroyers and was serving aboard the aircraft carrier “ nnplaccable When be was discharged ...

... War record ; He was a Territorial Army Officer before the second world war and during the war served in the Middle East. Africa, Sicily and Italy. From November, 1942. he was a malor commanding battery of the Honourable Artillery Comnany in the North ...

... service at Crosshill Congregational Church, conducted by the Rev. H. Clarke, was the wife of Mr. Ernest Elwood. During the second World War she was member of the W.V.S. serving at the canteen at Sulyard Methodist School. In earlier years, together with her ...

... Margaret Holden, the widow, said her husband Had never had a serious Illness until he joined the Royal Artillery in the Second World War as dispatch rider, 1940. During his service he met with an accident which resulted in 20-per cent, disability for which ...

... belief that x Lancaster dances have steadily increased annually to standards of enjoyment, and ladies’ dresses since the Second World War. Ashton Hall (Town Hall). Lancaster, certainly a venue were those characteristics social functions are most noticeable ...

... INFORMATION BUREAU National Agricultural Advisory Service One advantage that has come from the second World War is that nations have been forced to recognise that the production of food is of primary importance in our plans for a peaceful and prosperous ...

... in the clubs, and traced the origin of the’service of youth scheme, associated with Local Education authorities the second world war. Mr. Sutton warned his hearers that in this time of economic stress extra allocations ot money could be counted or during ...

... served his time at Waring and Gillows Ltd. as a French polisher. He had been at McCormack's for five years Before the second World War he was a prominent member of Toe H. His wife and son. Steward, survive. He forgot: £2 Traffic was light and Charles Victor ...