... source of weakness for many years. Every leader had deplored the weakness. The first world war shook that tendency ; the second world war would shatter old and worn-out methods. Re-organisation and re-construction, said Mr Agnew, would be the keynote. We ...

... conducted by Rev. T. J. Coulter, who in the course of his sermon appropriately dealt with the Four Freedoms for which the second World War had been waged. He pointed out that the only real solution to the troubles that afflict the world to-day is the universal ...

... marched to the War Tenurial, and with reverent solemnity honoured the twelve men of the Landward Area who fell in the Second World War. The simplicity of the proceedings as a true reflection of the depth of sincerity of those assembled. And thus Coalsnaughton ...

... (Devonvale). Ltd., for a War Memorial to be erected in Moss Road to commemorate the six employees of the firm who fell in the Second World War. The memorial will be erected on a site opposite De‘onvale Mills on a portion of ground which is being specially laid ...

... sincerity that reached the tented prizes to the following win- Memory. heart. s —Whist : Ladies —I, Miss L. When the Second World War broke Simplicity in all its fierceness of modern warfare, erson ; 2, Mrs Snaddon ; hidden The entire service was of the ...

... once again propose the toast Ourselves. - He spoke of how 1 illicoultr Branch had jumped to the forefront after the second world war. During the past year the new Branch Colours had been dedicated. and the form of service had so impressed other Branches ...

... Club. Also, Mr 3. B. Stalker put up a new record for the course with a 65. From 1935-46, which included the years of the second World War, the Club was under the capable guidance of Mr Logan, and continued to prosper. The membership was kept at a satisfactory ...

... name will always be associated with the beautiful Garden of Remembrance that honours those who fought and fell in the Second World War. And for this great work alone he deserves our kindliest thought. I • • Now it is the County Council's turn. Those outwith ...

... dedicate this memorial to the glory of God and in memory of those employed in Devonvale Mills who gave their lives in the second world war, in the cause of freedom and that we might live. Several relatives and friends, at this point, layed wreaths on the ...

... World War 1. was led to believe that Britain would stand out and that had she known she would have drawn back. In the second world war Hitler had every reason to doubt the resolution of both France and Britain since so many things had been sacrificed to ...

... coined by idealists at the end of the first world war if not before. Yet nothing had been achieved by the end of the second world war. At one dramatic moment Mr Churchill offered France a Union of Britain and France in a last minute effort to keep France ...