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... BOOSBECK ON LEAVE. Privates S. Padgett and J. Garland, of Albion Terrace, Boosbeck, have been on leave after their experience at Dunkirk. wAßTmlic COOKERY. The wartime cookery lectures at the Boosbeck Council Schools commence on June 20th. Mr. J. J. Sanderson ...
... follows: In your inspiring speech a fortnight ago in which you recounted the heroic exploits of our fighting services at Dunkirk, you correctly voiced the views of Middlesbrough people when you stated we shall ride out the storms of war and outlive the ...
... closed. In the armies and divisions, the morale was good, but the losses in men and material in the initial operations and at Dunkirk were catastrophic. Subsequent heroism, brilliant tactics and unceasing fighting never made up for this initial defeat. In ...
... be third time across the Channel since last February . . . . TIMELY CIGARETTES Driver J. H. Marshall, who got back from Dunkirk, has some critical comment to make, with characteristic detachment. I have been all over Northern France and Belgium, and ...
... Junction ‘t Laon another railway Junction and nearby warehouses were extensive:v damaged during the night. Oil taril,A at Dunkirk were set on fire and at Flushing and Ostend other aircratt made low level attacks on the aerodromes, inflicting further damage ...
... picked up later. 48 ARMY CHAPLAINS UNACCOUNTED FOR Bishop of Bradford announced at diocesan confernce that among chaplains in Dunkirk 48 unaccounted for; 22 wounded, and two had died from wounds. WARDEN KILLED Warden killed in north-east town was named John ...
... reported missing, presumed killed, is a prisoner of war in Germany. Another son, Sergeant H. Anderson, was safey evacuated from Dunkirk. Although their son was officially reported “missing” a few weeks ago, Mr, and Mrs. W. Webster, 4, Hepworth-street, New Brancepeth ...
... have now arrived in England, having been evacuated in as miscellaneous fleet oi vessels as that which brought our men from Dunkirk. They landed at West Country and South Coast port. All told of fierce German dive-bombing tactics waves 60 to 100 'planes ...
... was serving In a mobile section, and who was formerly postman driver at Driffield Post Office, is safely In England from Dunkirk. Pte. A. Parker, another Driffield postal driver (Driffield Head Office) has been wounded In the arm and no news as to his ...
... Army, whilst the bidegroom, who is serving with the Royal Engineers. WS4 smonsxt who were evacuated with the B.E.F. from Dunkirk. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. L. Foster. L.Th.. and Mr. Haigh was the organist. Mr. G. Tiffany was the beet man ...
... disappointment. Neither work nor prayer will bring quick results in this war . ..' But, thanks be to Geri, the evacuation of Dunkirk, achieved that week. was nothing short of a miracle. The Archbishop of Canterbury now asks for prayer on behalf of France ...
... Haverton Hill, reported killed in action, and SEAMAN ARTHUR GOTT, of Cliff Ridge Cottage, Great Ayton, who was killed during the Dunkirk evacuation. ...