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... , In existence for 60 years when the 'sisters retired shortly after the Second World War, and the premises are now occupied by Coleshill and Maxstoke Itx-Elervieemen's Club and Institute Ltd.. also being the local Legion branch headquarters. ...
... of the Second World war is being extended at a cost of Z 14,000. It is expected to be completed in Octo ber . KIDDERMINSTER: Fire in a shed at the rear of a hairdresser's closed a betting shop in New Road yesterday. The shed was destroyed. BIRMINGHAM: ...
... The half-houses in Scots partly built at the start of the Second World War and “copped” at the ground floor. Below: Some of the houses after medernisation. LE ‘ ENTRA ...
... Volume V of The Second World War .• reviewed by F. M. Inwood Churchill most UPHOLDERS of Anglo- American understanding may find Volume Five of Mr. Churchill's The Second World War as painful to read as, obviously, it has' been to compile. For, the ...
... • The damage caused by air raids to the rebuilding of central Coventry, the Second World War. Many other tow tackling similar problems of renewal. author indicates some of the difficulties Is gave speeial y, already begun before towns and cities are now ...
... LIKE a good many organisations set up at the start of the Second World War, the Ministry of Information was run by amateurs. That was no ren t handi c ap in some cases. The amateurs' brilliant rovegations, original approach and lack of respect for channels ...
... 6 BEDWORTH ECHO Thursday July 5th 1990 -¥ THE Second World War was still fresh in the minds of the people when this photograph was taken Most of the men on the picture had served in the Armed Forces the majority of them are in their demob suits The photograph ...
... [ ERNIE NEWBOLD 1 In memory of a villager THE only Services casualty of the Second World War from the village of Ansty, near Coventry. Private Reginald Eason, may soon have a commemorative stone in the a in 33 years after being killed In ction Italy. ...
... FACT AND FICTION GENERAL SIKORSKI was an acknowledged leader of the Polish community in Britain during the Second World War. He died in a plane crash at Gibraltar in 1943. More than 20 years later a German, Rolf Hochhuth, wrote a play called The Soldiers ...
... In 1944 Hanbury was almost untouched by the Second World War Except for its plasterboard works it was mainly a farming community busily digging for victory The old gypsum and alabaster mines under the village were exhausted long before Yet on a Monday ...
... SUNDAY MERCURY Februry 11 IN Silesia that part of the south-east Germany (as she was before the Second World War) which bordered Chechoslovakia and Poland there is a range of mountains called the “Glatzer Mountainland” These mountains are not majestic ...
... THE SECOND WORLD WAR MR. DLFF COOPER ON “THE FIRST PHASE BLOODLESS VICTORIES AFTER MUNICH ...