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... had been withdrawn from the Soviet border are officially denied. A communique stated that while certain auxiliary units, including some civil institutions, have been withdrawn following recent incidents, the army and all State authorities are remaining where ...
... Rosemary Kathleen Glassey, aged 21, religious worker, of St. Mary’s Road, Liverpool; Marjorie Whittles, aged 21, A.R.P. ambulance unit worker. Ivanhoe Road. Liverpool; Margaret Jana Prendergast, aged 25, Christian worker, Derwent Square, Liverpool; and Phyllis ...
... retnrn civil life they can. become members of the British Legion, which is onen all who have served with Forces, and yon, near relative, can join the Women’s Section 'f von wish President Roosevelt, in a message the temporary chairman the United Nations ...
... years’ standing, will accept this explanation as sufficient. They know it is a problem. A large number of husbands have here unite a just grievance these days. The majority of men living at home are on war-work. They are working long hours under fatiguing ...
... April 17th, 1935, Mr.| look for him, ing a light grey jacket. because of the wife's utterl re-settle- and Mrs. Grege have no children. ! founded delusions about he Civil The case for petitioner was that, Accused showed witness a photo. Sample telephcned a ...
... I am ready with my friends to meet Sir Archibald Sinclair and his friends at any time to discuss the elements and bases of united Liberal policy which shall ensure that, in the vast changes foreshadowed in the post-war world, the authoritarians shall not ...
... races and the political system, but on the point of winning the war quickly America was united with us in joint determination. On other problems of post-war resettlement, it was important to realise that America was impressed by what we did, and not by what ...
... other reports came in that the ment of lemons 1s ¢ in, Bond With homes In the United Kingdom Sicily. It will be dis and throughout the great republic through exelusi of the United States. |Eighth had taken Torina di Sangro, San Giovanna —— 5 the crews cf ...
... State Department and Civil Aeronautic Board officials. He has already reached Canada. —Reuter. Thanksgiving Service Fine, Sags U.S. Woman JAMES E. LAWSON, of California, spending his first Thanskgiviae Day away from the United States, stood and prayed ...
... includes 600,000 Germans from the Baltic States, South Tyrol, and elsewhere whom Hitler has resettled in Germany for reason* of his own ** It will be for the United Nations consider whether the innumerable other nocke's German? dotted all over Zat'ern Europe ...
... friendship. As the Soviet soldiers fought on only country which has Finnish soil” punctually discharged its war obligations to the United FAMINE RATIONS States its moral credit stands And all the Press, except for high During the Russo- ew unimportant organs of ...
... obtained after the war. The re-settlement of the Contin- ent will also have a similar effect, The period, therefore, which requires the most careful attention is that following the demobilisation of men from the Services, Civil Defence, N.F.S., and war factories ...