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... the winter season he played Soccer for Huddersfleld Town Brown returned to South Africa l>efore the war and played against the touring English Soccer team early 1939 When war broke out he Joined the South African Artillery, nnd was later transferred to an ...
... HALIFAX WAR MEMORIAL. •‘public meeting, convened the Mayor, was held yesterday evening at Halifax, consider the question of erecting monument in the borough to those local soldiers who lost their lives South Africa during the war. It was decided to invite ...
... which was to have been In Cairo Christmas had been destroyed by General Wavell. and. meanwhile, we had liquidated East Africa, the war drums had rumbled from the Abyssinian hill tops, and Halle Selassie was back in his capital. The Red Sea was opened American ...
... intoxicated. Mr. Waugh: And that is how they regulate things Bradford. Defendant, giving said be- contracted'malaria East Africa tho war, and had had recurrent attacks. Shock would bring attack. roferecd at a hockey match near Huddersfield on day of accident ...
... ling Co. Ord. 97s. Japanese New £25 reat Western Ord Counties of Hungary 6% Bonds 90. ~ India Congo Border Concessions 21. Africa War Lean $Y Rez 102 British South ...
... and is thrust too prom ne cn your atten system at The failure of the wireless telegraph¥ wort of the the front in South Africa War the fault ng of systom, but was due ro rhe tmpes= ™m poles on whieh to raise the wire he svntomc SYS was not then mi existence ...
... proclamation of neutrality. fl—South Africa war ...
... subjoined communication from the War Office, expressing the Government's gratitude for the services rendered by this force in South Africa:- War Office, London, R.W., May 24th. .Sir.-The ecretary of State for War directs me to acquamint you that in ...
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... TO GARRISON SOUTH AFRICA. A project for garrisoning South Africa after the war with Cape colonial troops is receiving attention, and a scheme has been drawn up for the allocation and distribution of the new force. The force will be garrispried into divisions ...
... followed the couple down the drive from the church door their car. Keller was bass baritone when Darewski heard him in Africa before the war, but was gassed at Cambrai and left with a high tenor voice. ...
... PRISONERS. —The Red Cross and St. John War Organisation stated yesterday that large quantities food and clothing parcels were received by British prisoners of war during September and October at the Aviation Prisoner of War Camp. Dulag Luft, at Stalag Luft ...