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... First battle of the Somme TO-MORROW is the Seth annlveresry of the •f the are Battle at Samna On Page * Dorothy Dunmire @ rough the and heroism of the most shoring single dsy In the world, and the part Mailed br WWI regiments. ...
... IT was nearing Christmas time - A 1916. The battle of the Somme was at its zenith during the First World War. A wounded man was being carried !tack to his lines amid heavy shell fire. Then one shell landed nearby blowing the bearers and their burden to ...
... the failure to complete the breach in the last German line ended the battle of the breakthrough. From July 15 the battle of the Somme became a battle of attrition. Following the battle. the 38th Welsh Divisi'n re - assembled around Doulleus. ...
... Hotel. Mr. Hobson, a member of the Conservative Club, Llandudno, served In France during the 1914-18 war and was in the Battle of the Somme. A service is being held today at 2 Elizabeth Villas, West Shore, the home of Mr. Hobson's daughter. It will be conducted ...
... Britain died here To-MORROW is the fortieth anniversary of the opening of the first battle of the Somme. July 1. in thousands of homes. is a day of tragic significance, recalling one, two or three members of the family, who were killed on that date in ...
... deal at length with my fighting days. but I will never forget the Battle of the Somme. Some of my comrades may have been called windy on the football fields of England, but on the battle fields of France they were magnificent It was at Delville that ...
... August. 1916, and first went into action at the battle of the Somme on 13th September. 1916. They did not prove as successful as was hoped. However, they did some really fine work. One instance during that battle was an assault by our infantry on Flers. a ...
... moderations. He served in the South Wales Borderers in .the first World War and was invalided out in 1916, just after the Battle of the Somme. ...
... anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, told his audience. Your friends are as true to you to-day as yesterday. He said he was sure France's efforts to bring back peace would soon be crowned with success. Sir Gladwyn said the battle of the Somme was probably ...
... slaughter and maiming on the roads continue. In 1955 the killed and wounded equalled the number of casualties in the Battle ''horrified the Somme, a hcdoceust yid 'horrified us at the time. There is no one cause, though probably our antiquated road astern is ...
... ECHOES VOUNCILLOR Jones, C.C.. Penntaeninawr councillor when Mr. Ituw T. Edwards was elected. recalled 'how durine the Battle of the 'Somme he heard someone shout. Will 1 turned ' ;Mind and it was my friend Huw Edwards. He told me where to find other boys ...
... July 11 1993 NEWS TESTAMENT: A J’s vivid diaries (above) detail the hell of the Battle of the Somme and (top) one of his plaintiff cries from the trenches Memories of the Somme HE was in his early 20' s that glorious summer of 1914 Like most of his friends ...