Dunkirk
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... Dunkirk On* hundred endi warships and over French merchant vessels of all kinds ranging from converted liners to trawlers have taken part the defence of Dunkirk and the evacuation of the Allied forces Flanders, it stated Paris.—P.A. War Special. ALLIES’ ...
... HEROISM AT DUNKIRK, Sir VICTOR WARRENDER said 125 civilians were killed and 81 wounded in aiding the Navy to remove men of the B.E.F. and the French Army from Dunkirk. Of these, four killed and two wounded were civilian volunteers and the rest men of ...
... “MIRACLE OF DUNKIRK” New Zealander’s Address a Belfast Meeting ...
... story which brought elation to his heart. It happened at Dunkirk, and because the leaders were Belfastmen he would risk repeating it. A small contingent of the British foices were trying to reach Dunkirk. They had been walking for days without food or sleep; ...
... THE EXAMPLE OF DUNKIRK, It was good news to all who loved God and their country to learn from Mr. Churchill that the setting apart of another national day of prayer was under consideration, said Rev. Dr. James Little in Castlereagh Presbyterian Church ...
... HEROES OF DUNKIRK THE KING DECORATES ULSTER OFFICERS TWO RECEIVE THE D.S.O. The King travelled to the West of England yesterday to decorate officeheroes of the Dunkirk evacuation. made a 60 miles tour of a division in the Southern Command, and wherever ...
... Service at Dunkirk Returning to England in 1040. he was appointed to command the destroyer H.M.S. Venetla, which was then undergoing repairs, having been damaged in the evacuation of troops from Boulogne. While awaiting his ship Lleut.- Commander Craig ...
... WOUNDED AT DUNKIRK. HAD SEVEN YEARS' SERVICE. Intimation has been received by Mrs. Agnes Smith, King Street, Newry, that her son Rifleman Samuel L. Smith, R.U.R.. has died from wounds received at Dunkirk. Rifleman Smith was aged 28, had seven years' service ...
... THE EPIC OF DUNKIRK A BELFAST MEMORIAL Suggestion by Lord Bishop of INDOMITABLE MEN I have the hope that In some important part our may be found place to commemorate the epic of Dunkirk, a ition of what those indomitable men suffered and achieved.” , ...
... WAS WOUNDED AT DUNKIRK, The Military Cross has been awarded to Rev. John Edward Gough Quinn, 8.A., a Church of Ireland chaplain and elder son of Rev. Jas. Quinn, 8.A.. C.F., rector of St. Jude's, Belfast. Mr. Quinn was chaplain to a battalion which served ...
... ECHO OF DUNKIRK Placques for Boats Which Took Part in Evacuation As a tough old sea salt marched through a huge crowd forming the guard of honour to the Royal Pavilion at Brighton yesterday he was given a rousing cheer. Seventy-five years old G. Mitchell ...