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... AN invitation to Second World War veterans who hold the France andor Germany Star is offered by a Doncaster man with Huddersfield connections Mr Joe Heavey is secretary of the istrict brancn of the 'ey Doncaster and Di France and Germany Star Association ...
... Telephone Classified Advertising Couples hold parties to A MARSH couple who met after the Second World War are celebrating their golden wedding William and Edith Livesey of Adelphi Road Marsh met when Mr Livesey popped into a tobacconist’s shop where ...
... ''--'A Telephone: Classified Advertising 38321 All Other Departments 37444 LINDSAY BULLOCK tries on a Second World War helmet-watched by her father fund-raising chairman Mr Peter Bullock at a recent attic sale organised by Hoimfirth Rotary Club The event ...
... Page 2 Army put an end ‘pulley’ ARMY experts detonated a Second World War bomb which had been lying in a Huddersfield antique shop for a week The blast in a yard behind premises just off the main Wakefield Road and within a mile of the town centre hurled ...
... 2 Huddersfield Daily Examiner Thursday March 20 1997 People It’s their birthday Second World War “Forces’ Sweetheart” Dame Vera Lynn (pictured) celebrates her 80th birthday today Other personality birthdays include actor William Hurt 47 Arsenal footballer ...
... of infantry soldiers in some of the fiercest battles through to searchlight and anti-aircraft battery duty during the Second World War The regiment - which still has a Territorial Army unit based at the drill hall - has also been involved in countless ...
... prosecution at Nuremburg But watch out for further controversy for author David Irving over this his latest offering on the Second World War Maybe half a century is not long enough for pain on such an immense scale to die down and allow a truly dispassionate ...
... But it might not have been so Not everyone was in favour of a monument that cost £3120 to build and at the start of the Second World War in 1939 there was a call to pull the tower down because it was a landmark for enemy aircraft But the Tower survived and ...
... the May during special concert by parents and friends Choosing a May Queen is school tradition which goes back to the second world war of were on display Amy's attendants are Hannah Skelley Heather Tribe Stacey Smith Franccsca Ward Katie Proudlove Katie ...
... Huddersfield Police through the 20th Century This first series of photographs concentrates on the years to the end of the Second World War NTURY 489 days to the year 2000 ...
... meatless sausages were on the menu at Kirkburton First School Six and seven-year-olds looked at the history of food and second world war rationing They investigated what people could eat when supplies of milk tea jam meat and butter were restricted They ...
... the Second World War that Huddersfield’s own specialist ambulance service was established The first ambulance station in Huddersfield was meant to be a temporary one when it was built near the Peacock Inn on Leeds Road during the Second World War It ended ...