... received, Private Harold Smith, whose home is 5, Great Georgestreet, Colne, describes some his experiences while in Sicilv. speaks contact with the trie Itahans several points paratroops—Private Smith is one and tells of being slightly wounded and seeking ...

... nurses organised was that like every other profession the members often required advice and also because of the need for speaking with one voice the various problems of nurses arose. Their object was to take care of the trained nurse, and they had taken ...

... Burnley M.0.1. Lecture the Burnley Central Library on Wednesday evening next., at seven o'clock, Mr. Harold Gibson, M.C., will speak on Life in the African Colonies under the auspices the Ministry Informant and the Burnley Information Mr Xertius Spencer Committee ...

... resigned, and that Conner r Middieton had taken over the duties The nit ting voted thanks Mr Stewart for ins services. Speaking of the future of local government, the chairman stressed >rtance of the part which were playing and would play. Que>. ions ...

... person could then appoint a relation any position the circumstance made for favouritism, lack of discipline and, generally speaking, an unworkmanlike position. I know fmm experience the amount of trouble caused from time time through favouritism being ...

... had history of banditry, piracy. resolution, rebellion. People asked why there should have been this unrest, but preferred speak it a period of adjustment. It was only at the beginning the last century that ; we forced the door China after j she had lived ...

... YOUTH SERVICE Interested writes was of great interest road Mr. Burlev a address to the members of the Rotary Club, When speaks of retaining these pre- Service movement* he should far more explicit. Are going to carry on after the war with movements ...

... for several weeks found was unnecessary practice because everything had been revealed to him and lie could hear the voice speaking him clearly and distinctly. The voice, the prisoner said, dominated everything. 4i I had been chosen fulfil God's work ...

... has now been drawn up, and the next meeting ; the club will be. May Bth, when Mr. J. Parker will speak on Pasteurised Milk and Mr. T. W. j Lee will speak on 41 Raw Milk. Padiham Unitarian Sunday School established a record in the series of annual arts ...

... of Regional Control grouping loeal authorities in area councils retain Lug democratic control was envisaged by Councillor speaking Burnley Town Council on Wednesday minutes the General Purposes Committee stated that the Mayor (Councillor S. Taylor) and ...

... Haxgrcaves applied for bail Mr. Bower alleged that Holden was allowed bail should be pointed out to him that be must not speak Mrs, and not interfere with her in any way He had made certain threats. Hold™ said that was prepared to give the undertaking ...

... Taylor then paid tribute the Mayor's attendant, Mr. J. Newton, who was always cheerful and never grumbled, and. continuing, speaking of other appeals made during the year, said was for S.S.A.K.A., and he had handed back his half the amount help to establish ...