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... WOUNDED AT DUNKIRK -• SOLDIER MARRIES LONG BUCKBY GIRL The wedding took place on Wednesday at St. Lawrence’s Church. Long Buckby, of Mr. Ronald Wilkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. H, W. Wilkinson, of Bishop Auckland, Durham, and Miss Primrose Margaret Chapman ...
... SAFE FROM DUNKIRK. Second-Lt. S. G, Cotton, RE.. formerly of Walton, an engineering assistant in the City Engineer's Department. is now known to safe in England. Cpl. 'lhomas 'Jenson, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. I'. Henson, 57, St. Martin'sstreet. has ...
... SAFE ARRIVALS FROM DUNKIRK ..t..mm.m. Driver Fox Three Days Without Food Mr. and Mrs, E. 11. Fox, of Holbrook Mouse, East:held, have received news that their only son, Driver George AI, Pox, of the Royal Army Service Corp., is safe in this country ...
... GIRL PAMELA CREW SAFE _ Marvellous Work in Dunkirk Rescue Rotarians cheered heartily when their President H. St. J. Patent announced at the Club luncheon, at the Angel Hotel on Tuesday that the crew of H.M.S. Girl Pamela had been saved. I The Girl Pamela ...
... W.V.S. MEET DUNKIRK TROOP TRAINS Station Hospitality and Service 'MOST SATISFACTORY JOB' Since the evacuation from Dunkirk began about 670 train loads of soldiers have been hurried from their ports of arrival in England to destinations on all four railway ...
... Home on 48 hours' leave after be ing evacuated from Dunkirk, Pte. Douglas G. Jolly, of School-place, w as married at All Saints' on Monday - . 4 A T I 2 - - - 1 , ~ . I : I% • ; * tf ~ • 4 1 P, 1 lw . • 1 . i I . _ - ...
... rearguard action . . Allied planes maintain bomb barrage to aid withdrawal . . . R.A.F. shoot down at least enemy aircraft near Dunkirk without a British loss . . . Curfew order forbids aliens Britain above 16 to be out of home from 10.30 p.m. to 6 a.m. as from ...
... House, Abbots Ripton, has been awarded the Distinguished Service Order in recognition of his services in the evacuation of Dunkirk. He is manager of the Peterborough branch of Gabriel, Wade and English, Ltd. Referring to the award. the Timber Trades Journal' ...
... district posted as war casualties, chiefly as a result of the Dunkirk operations. Gasseadr. R. W. English, R.NN.R., of Most House, Abbots Ripton. in hospital with a wound received in Dunkirk operations, is understood to be going on satisfactorily. He is ...
... May 25, (266 th Day) Four hours’ air battle between Calais and Dunkirk. . . R.A.F. shoot down at least 20 German bombers and fighters and put another 20 out of action. . . Only five British casualties. ...
... June 4, 1940 (276 th Day) Allies abandon Dunkirk . No troops left behind . . . Paris announces reprisals for Monday’s raid in the bombing of military objectives at Munich and Frankfort-onmain, including one of the most important Nazi aircraft engine factories ...
... CoL O. A. Armtek MD., Commanding the Battalion. the Northametaahlis assiment. to repast the set lost in the gememaks has Dunkirk. The Rev. Morley lidb, who alliailed the fund, wrote to Ms : yen he seen us this gift he the orue l Moose. W m a s t . of ...