... First World War I WOULD like to thank all the men and women who have contacted me concerning their personal experiences and memories of the First World War. I am still interested in contacting anyone who could still possibly help me in my research or ...

... IN FIRST WORLD WAR • Jean's Lithcr is Mr. David Edward Hales. who emigrated to Australia in 1913. at a time when many Walsall people were seeking their fortunes in other parts of the world. He was then a butcher employed by a firm in Ableweli Street ...

... FIRST WORLD WAR 1 1914 the growth and the develop- ment of the Association atforded great satisfaction. The membership was large and the influence of the Association was being expressed through a programme ol activities niore extensive than at any previous ...

... FIRST WORLD WAR Mr. Churchill referred to the First World War, and said: - During these unceasing ordeals. in which the King acquitted himself so wisely and so well, he was immeasurably strengthened by the support and comfort for which he could always ...

... FIRST WORLD WAR The final count of 178 revolvers and pistols, 10 shotguns 28 rifles, two sten guns and five incendiary bombs, as well as bayonets, hand grenades and swords slightly lower than that gained is from e last amnesty. Many of the arms were picked ...

... FIRST WORLD WAR VETERAN Mr. T. Sallis dies. aged 78 Nr regret to record the death of Mi. I nomas Salli.. at his home. X. St. Mary'. Lane. Tewkesbury. He w.i 7s. Mr. Santis. who was the son of I Mr. and Mrs. 1. %anis. had hued in St. Mary's Lane all his ...

... the First World War. Ald G. R. Keeys, a member of Oxfordshire County Council and the county education committee, first asked for an inquiry into the safety of Steeple Aston school 12 months ago after parents in Duns Tew told him they were anxious about ...

... IN FIRST WORLD WAR . He served in the 1914-18 war and in the last war took | an interest in the band activities of the Air Training | Corps. His other interests included the British Legion, | Over Sixty Club and the Old Age Pensions Association. | His ...

... the First World War FOR over 40 years tea-urn ■* has been constant use at Grantham Commercial-road Methodist church, and one those who used it during the First World War to r.ake tea for the soldiers when the church was rest home was Mrs. Marv Edwards ...

... THE FIRST WORLD WAR.. Mr Bride was serving on th e P. and 0. liner Medina,' when the 191448 war broke out. Transferred to the navy, be was first trained for service in Ruin* but afterwards sent to one of the earliest of British aerial stations where ...

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... THE FIRST WORLD WAR Quite out of the ordinary, too, should be The First World War, to be screened at the Regal. This is a war picture with a difference; there are no frillsno love interest, no popular situations, no leading men. It is a vivid ...