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... DUNKIRK MIRACLE ('iinc»n Brucewell eniiineitited the I devastating advar»*es of the Gen nan I forces in MHO. and tlM*n turned to 1“ tin* miiacle of Dunkirk.” friend his who did iu»t profits t Im* vc*rv |ieligions had deeland «*mphalieully that Providcnc-E* ...
... Used at Dunkirk Recently I made reference to the splendid results of the Empire effort of the Girl Guides, who collected less than two months as a gift to the nation. Colne Guides, past and present. played their part and made a substantial contribution ...
... BACK FROM DUNKIRK Barnoldswick Man’s Adventures ...
... Back From Dunkirk Among the men Dunkirk who liave spent a brief leave in Colne was 2nd Lieut. Robert Shutt, son of Mr. W. Shutt, of Keighley Road. Lieut. Shutt was formerly in the Colne Borough Surveyor’s office, and he served his articles under Mr. T ...
... COLNE SOLDIERS IN DUNKIRK EPIC VERY HOT «Mik part in tin* lighting preceding Ik* uitlulrawal from Dunkirk, and who ■\cr«* amongst ihoso brought hark to this imtry from tliat |M»rt in all km ...
... KILLED IN ACTION NEAR DUNKIRK TRAINING BOYS FOR FARM WORK 4 Lancashire Kdncatioii at Preston last Monday decided coofwrate with the Ministry of Agriculture in the training of boys from elementary schools farm workers. Alderman W. E. Hale, chairman the ...
... Barnoldswick and the War DEEDS OP “DUN BOVS NORWAY AND DUNKIRK RECALLED Are justified in ranking BarnoMswuk contribution to Britain’s war effort amongst those of our great cities which have withstood the fury and madness of the Luftwaffe lor these past ...
... Treasured 24t1» Birthday Memories of dear Brother EDWIN. Mining from. Dunkirk 1940; presumed killed May 1940. No card, no wish, birthday kiss. Only loving memories of you. From his loving brother L.A.C. William Preeee, serving in South Africa. 247 p ...
... three hectic days and nights his unit retreated 118 miles to Dunkirk. In an interview, Waterworth discussed the retreat and said that the retreating armies were bombed almost continuously. At Dunkirk the men waded out into the water waiting for boats pick ...
... trawlers, was given leave just before the Dunkirk evacuation. He got into civilian clothes, liorrowed a civilian identification card and enlisted for service on a small motor boat. He made three trips to Dunkirk before rejoining his trawler. Ant|-jitters ...
... the evacuation of Dunkirk, a Royal Lifeboat, afterwards named The Guide of Dunkirk,” took its place among the other improvised craft in rescuing those gallant men who stoood crowded, but with spirits undismayed, along the narrow Dunkirk beaches. The lifeboat ...
... CD« «. OHPBCHB-MIT, OOLKM FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1940. The Miracle THE evacuation of our Army and part of th© French Army from Dunkirk has been called miracle. That is not exaggerated term to use. Many of knew quite well what Mr. Churchill meant last week when ...