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... to re-inatate the Woman's Land Army a means meet with any emergency was advocated Friday's meeting of the Lincolnshire County N.F.U. In Lincoln. The Executive put forward a resolution that view of the likely shortage labour for the land. It would at least ...
... khirts, Army and R AF. 19. II M«‘a BLUE DRILL SHIRTS l»/ll BLOUSES. WRAP. ATS lt/ll Man* WAISTCOATS t/ll ATS BLOUSES, collar* «/i| Naval JERSEYS '•/* Nurses’ DRESSES g/ll WINDCHEATERS From 55/- Conductresses’ SKIRTS Army PULLOVERS '/* LAND ARMY BREECHES ...
... protests, see very near future the wmd- Ie Women's Land turn clothe: will the poorer. When the force was formed there were many laughs and some ridicule, but the grit and determination the girls of the Land Army won through and they have done aj marvellous ...
... place in the present matertnhslic world Surely doe* not believe that ' v © scrapped the Navy and Air force and disbanded the Army other nations would follow our example After the world war we scrapped battleships and other vita! equipment, out other nations ...
... retired three years ago. They have lived in Chelmsford Street since 1928. Mr. Bannister is enthusiastic follower of the Salvation Army. A friend took him to a meeting 1922 and he has gone ever since. He played his part in the second World War as a firewatcher ...
... Mr. A. Slstron. Miss D. E. Willcock and Mr. H. N Nevile. LAND ARMY GIRLS' REUNION An inUr«*ting gathertn* took place at th* Foresiei's HaU. Baling borough on Saturday, whan between 30 and Army girl* held their re-union since the localhoitel wa* closed ...
... necessity, but should that day ever come there is at least one organisation which will welcome then Si ,s Good-bye ' The Womens Land Army can leave Lincolnshire with the sure knowledße that the farmers this county are Krateful for the efforts say Thank you Don't ...
... TEN YEARS AGO Affectionately known to all the residents »n the district as •• Granny. Mrs. Eliza Kirk, the oldest woman in Lincolnshire, died at her home at Owmby-by- Spital 10 years ago this week at the age of 103. • • • • Cows grazing on the Thonock ...
... [essenger Service. He left the police to join the Army in 1942. and served for three years In an armoured unit in Burma, returning at the end of 1945. His wife. Mrs. Grace Farthing, is a Lincoln woman, and they have one daughter. Rosemary. A hobby of ...
... M.P. COUNTY WELL REPRESENTED IN HONOURS LIST Three Lincoln men and a cro»s-»ection of Lincolnshire feoplo. including one woman, figure the New Year’s lonours List, published Thursday. The well-known Member of Parliament for the Button and Holland Division ...
... court. It would have had to cut across n and woman the armed misseri him the driver swung !n front of me services and the various backwards down the stairs, ■ Ashton said that he had branches °f the army ana 7f, driver. Albert Tom overtaken several cars ...
... Incidentally, he earned a unique distinction. He wa* threatened by Toklo radio as the first man to bulged when Japanese troops landed In San Francisco. ' Go For Broke. the title of the film, is Hawaiian dice-shooting slang for Go Hell-for-Leather, the battle ...