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... leaned over the gun, and fired it by pressing the trigger wi'h a piece of I wood. The wood. with nails, protruding at one end, was near the , body, and there were scratches on the trigger and trigger-guard. A cartridge had been fired from tne left-hand barrel ...
... Officers and Members of the Company Tickets will not be sold at the Door alter 9.30 p.m. c2OO NATIONAL FIRE SERVICE thy kind permission of the Fire Force Commander) will hold a GRAND BALL in the TOWN HALL, CREWE, in aid of N.F.S. Benevolent and Welfare ...
... theory that in his eagerness to rectify a shortage of steam, a young Crewe fireman climbed high up on the tender to get the fire-Irons and his head was struck by the girder of a bridge under which the train passed, on the Rugby side of the Kilsby tunnel ...
... y struck by the urgent necessity for a guard. Finding that guards of the type required were difficult to buy, Mr. Baker set out to devise one which householders could make for themselves. The result was a guard made from one of the heavy gauge wire side ...
... was chairan of the Market Committee of the corporation which was also respone for the Fire Brigade. He himbecame a practical fireman and Areelv missed attending a fire. Or a number of years he was •aptain of the brigade and was esponsible for the town acquiring ...
... on the highway—the aroma of breakfast cooking is a million bomee—a chi:d's laugh—and the sleek black cat sitting before the fire with stars hie yellow eyes—al these little things magic down to earth. . ' - The woman waiting in the queue with a shopping ...
... being diverted from the straight pursuit of peace Britain. as well as other nations concerned. nnut constantly be on their guard. The Peace settlement—especially the settlement of national frontiers —wil: confront all the participating States with intricate ...
... overseass service has been spent in Paiforce (Persia 4nd Iraq Command), and the role of Paiforce was first- a watching one of guarding against a possible Ger man drive through the Caucasus, and later a garrison one to seep clear the lines of communication ...
... representatives assembled Mr. Whitlow took the salute and the Nantwich unit of the Cheshire Fire Brigade. under Sieben Officer A R. Wr. , ittingham. formed a guard of honour to mark Mr. Whitlow's 40 years of service the former Nantwieh Brigade. Mr. A. Klempt ...
... wonderful 'job of work which barn earned them the grateful thanks of many communities. STRONG GUARD. On the military side. Crowe, like most town*. had Its owa Home Guard. It was brought into being than 24 hours after Mr. Anthony Eden's appeal. and in than six ...
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... the rumour, to effect that 'she is LEAVING THE HOTEL ARE UNFOUNDED. Excellent Cuisine and Wines 842 a BATT. CHESHIRE HOME GUARD RIFLE CLUB. THE RIFLE RANGE At the Drill Hall, Myrtle St., Crewe IS NOW OPEN . Range Allocations are as follows: Alternate ...