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... tablet to commemorate former pupils and members of the staff of Lindsay High School, Bathgate, who gave their lives in the second World War, were unveiled at a dedicatory service at tha school on Thursday afternoon of last week. The clock has been Installed ...
... defeat of the ■ Germans, but he lived long enough to know that no uncertainty remains about the final outcome of the second World War. The tributes paid last week inside and outside Parliament to this unique personality have been eloquent of the place ...
... Relatives, living in Scotland, Royal Naval officers and ratings, who 'ort their lives Chathammanned ships during the Second World War. can apply for tickets for reserved seals at the unveiling by H.RH. Princess Elizabeth Sunday, 29th October, 1950, of ...
... Scottish people, and Earl Haig, who is carrying on the tradition of his father, was himself an exprisoner during the Second World War. ...
... is proposed to record the Names ot Members Hie Majesty's Forces and of the Merchant Navy who gave their lives in the Second World War. from the Declaration of War ’mtil VJ. Day. The Committee hope to odd these names In some suitable form to the Memorial ...
... overseas aWdoß*. Air Commodore Bracklay, who waa a 4. learned to fly with the -oyal Naval Air Sarvlea IWB- During the Second World War hi* Included that of senior air MS offlear. R-AJf. Tranaport Command, responsible far delivery ot nlrs.. Tl aeroas the ...
... 9th June, the Scottish Home Service will broadcast an hours programme from 8 p.m. devoted to the glorious record In the Second World War of the 51st (Highland) Division. Destroyed at St. Valery 1940. the Division rose again, and the homogeneous collection ...
... see something saved from the wreckage. If the first reactions to the news the surrender was profound relief that the second World War job, half-finished in the West, had been completed more speedily than we dared to expect and the cost in lives was going ...
... suitable r low* ncomc French families within three years. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND WAR GRAVES BRITAIN. • There are 100,000 Second World War graves in Britain/' said Major General Sir Fabian Ware, of the Imperial War Graves Commission, on Sunday. Italy and In ...
... reported that the two plaques, bearing the names of the Bo'ness and Blackness men who made the supreme sacrifice during the second world war, would be ready for delivery at an early date. The cost of the plaques was £145 15s and £28 10s respectively. . Authority ...
... sister whom he assisted in the managing and factoring of the family house property in the town. On the outbreak of the second world war. the Town Council elected Mr Duguid clerk of works in con nection with the erection of th Anderson and other shelters ...
... present there are ejo disabled men at Erskine. Our ftilurs responsibilities have increaed immeasurably as a result of the Second World War. u a Hmpital, Citabluhmcni and a Home in one Tor disabled men all three Services The Royal Navy, The Merchant Navy, The ...