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... Ypres 'emissary re-formation in 1947. is alms Orderly-room cksartermaster- Sergeant in the T.A. He's also chairman of WI D,L.O.Y. Association Manchester Club house committee. ii-i•THNT - W. 7 , - 6.14: g .47 tTiCs.ii: I—The Duke of Lancaster ' s Own Yeomanry ...
... AT YPRES The party paid visits to Courtrai and to Ypres on Saturday. At Courtrai they were received at the station by the Mayor and several members of the town council, and went to lay a wreath on the local War Memo • rial. Afterwards they had lunch in ...
... AT YPRES. SHARP CONFLICT ON 3,00G YARDS FRONT. The Press Bureau issued the following 1.25 a.m. to-day : General Headquarters, Friday, 10.25 p.m.' Sharp fighting has taken place today in the Ypres salient, on a front of approximately 3,000 yards, hetween ...
... AT YPRES. GERMAN ATTACK TURNED INTO SERIES OF RETREATS. ...
... YPREs An arresting article by LOVAT FRASER appears in NEXT SUNDAY'S ...
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... AT YPRES. T HE gathering at. Ypres yesterday was an impressive reminder of our immense war'sacrifice, on those fields- for ever sacred to the memory of our lost youth.. The anniversary of those terrific battles ought indeed to be celebrated,. as Armistice ...
... AT YPRES. Those who fought at Ypres will be interdsted to know that at least 2,000 small houses have been constructed since the beginning of 1920, and that at least five churches have been re. stored in the salient as 2 whole. ...
... YPRES ! An arresting article by LOVAT FRASER appears in NEXT SUNDAY'S ...
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... AT YPRES Mr Hart, who is 73, is a native of Kinneff and his wife, who is 3 year younger, comes from West Hartlepool. They were married in Gourdon. puring the first world war Mr Hart was in the Seaforth High- Janders and was badly wounded at Ypres. He ...
... YPRES. Ypres is not oa alt fours with Pervyse. The tattier is a small place; and, if a small place is obstinately defended, the fact that, its chief beading is a church will not avail to protect it from bombardment. Y rather was, a town of 111,000 inhabitsnta ...