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... Battle of the Somme reidi NEWS In this column is • often devoted to comrades' club of the 10311-43 war. but a recent Trench visitor to Tbnadde has focused attention an the soldiers of the 1.14-11 Far. the d the. Tyneside M aw eases haw t towa Albert. ...
... 12th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers, born In Sydney . , New South Wales, 14th Dec., 1895. fell In action at the Battle of the Somme. 2nd July, 1916.!' Stolen? ...
... recent strike involved men who were not starving but earning £2O-230 a week! My generation of Beatles went through the Battle of the Somme and Passchendaele on 3s. a day. To have seen their sweat and sacrifice and then to look around today staggers me. Let's ...
... boilers the Waite ay thrown sway by et the cinema. aZisicr n 1 eluded Mr 'ln go C°l7B kn d roneratol on his efforts at battle of the' Somme Mr Rowell said - I am ow,* bitter about mem, Nr. for awasers to easow. Projector presented Mr Ted Lawvon, rirecha roan ...
... ns. red- from plaster of parte, which the i r in the durliness he had mistaken for our VI, WU blood In that first battle of the Somme. the sth Battalion. Northumberland Fusiliers, o f the under Lieut.-Col. C. Turner. ctrl we , had to travel more than ...
... and uncaring wishing for any r.. 1.111 est.', death Itself. front the awfu: uncra.shig barrage That was the opening battle of the Somme Tomorrow: an dip in rein? ...
... words of Bob Haigh and Philip Turner, In Not Fer Glory (Pergamon Press, 35s ). Particularly id I. the account of the Battle of this Somme in the summer of 1916. in which British casualties alone rose to a Peals of 002 0 0 —over 20,000 kille4—ln a single ...
... everyone realised they were made from plaster of parts, which La the darkness he had mistaken for flour In that first battle of the /Somme. the sth Battalion. Northumberland Fusiliers, under Lieut.-Col. C. Turner. had to travel more than 550 yards to reach ...
... Ludendorff was forced to retreat The Ber man war machine was about In . break dawn atter four years of strain. In the third battle of the Somme the British Army and the rrench rushed forwsrd atter a four-minute , bombardment. supported by! SO(' light tank,. They ...
... the r dition, ilswvall- Ind at the e of their Youta. ATULCILN MITCUELI. 111PCA. Padre A end Battle of the Somme twee r•ther hurt to find the varlet on the Somme 0W.41' that ow dear Madlaln the late Canon Georde Mentes/Iy. of ISL Lawrence.. 'dicer w e. ...
... being ataged by the Not Torgotten Amociatton at Queens command. Mr. Callaghan was wounded In the 11114-111 War in the battle lot the Somme and Mr. Wallas a i t n nsoner of war In World War They were to the Pula Salta! the Yorkshire Rensment and the Kings ...
... Yerelam 0561- In threes to make three 1626). nine-letter words deletion telsorrew. THE SOMME MR JOHN HARRIS. wtssee Onveruun With Death, an account of the Battle of the Somme le to be Published on February 13. worked a reporter on the Sheffield Telegraph On ...