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... CORPORATION WORKMEN AND WAR BONUS. meeting of the General Purposes Goinmittee the Macclesfield Council was held Wednesday night consider war applications by the Borough Police Force the various Corporation workmen served the war Mayor (Councillor J presided ...
... and yellow Labradors where he mining 1935 he commissioned Royal Service as university entrant the war with the BEP and later First North Africa At the war appointed Chief Petroleum GHQ Middle East Two books 1959 attained - Col he retired the service industry ...
... maintained. as • . Imo he eon struck gown tic. • of iterll hope He i+ by • brother. Mr Wood• gate who cautally on • Africa Wore the war began_ Another brother. Mr Arthur %Vox/nate is also m the and it. • sitter on Saturday in the Norhun Cud,. in the ...
... common patriotism? Already throughout South Africa the war had come to be reviewed as a regrettable necessity—a purificatory purge which had to be suffered, sooner or later, in one form or another. Already South Africa accurds a generous recognition to the ...
... £1365 Before the famous London hotel the he instructor the Corps He 1943 he charge of the catering corps the Army North Africa the part war he catering officer to Lord Alexander's headquarters he catered for 3900 officers CAROLS Saints’ Hulme service Sunday ...
... 1.11 d.. It _ . . was the unprepareduesa of the British that tempted the Bows to commence war. The difficulty of placing troop in Africa without precipitating war was one that could not be overcome. laird Wobieley had a theory that an Army Corps might ...
... coat, but I him pint seen a woman who claims to he Mrs. Arlington, and who that Mr. Roger married herobt in South Africa during the war. She's a very handsome woman Gad --- What's she like, Missy? the gardeser interjected, suddenly reeseraberiag the ...
... the of the Dutch people on the subject of the ltasenal, en• preens its warm fellow-feeling with the Hollanders South Africa in the war they have is order to regain their national indepeodenos ; it feels prompted to *sprees admiration, se well for the heroism ...
... should respect Beigian neutrality. Germany cleclar. war ..n France and Belgium. cf British forces. Great Brit= aecia.res war on Germany. August s.—Lord Kitchener appointed Secretary of State for War. German mine-layer sunk. Stubborn fighting between Belgians ...
... week at Macclesfield Cooper Ollerton 65 Fallowfield ester the eldest brothers educated School joined Lancashire Fusiliers war Africa 1945 joined KEK Macclesfield first started early 1900's He director 1972 process equipment for the Industry sold to British ...
... in the Navy throughout the 2nd World War and his wife continued his assurance work period the Navy all spent on minesweepers was Scapa sweeping there The last of the War found at Freetown West Africa During the war M Rathbone mother may often have been ...