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... quent periods of prosperity—plior to the second world war, and again in the 19505, the old days were gone forever. While Scotch Missed's insight of distilling makes rewarding reading, it is probably Brian Townsend's remarkable feat in collating information ...
... Four stained glass windows in memory of 29 men of Dunnottar killed in the second World War were dedicated the Parish Church there yesterday by Rev. J. C. Campbell. The windows w?re designed by Air John Blyth, Edinburgh- ...
... 'This was before the second world war but I remember it well because we were all told to look out for people with staring eyes and to keep away from them. Mr Walker said questionnaires sent to his constituents showed that law and order was of prime concern ...
... Death of Mr W. lan Cleghorn THE FUNERAL takes place of the second world war. the family firm of William when he retired from the tomorrow of retired Mr Cleghorn, who lat Cleghorn Ltd, jute mer- force. - Dundee business man and chants and spinners, based ...
... start of operations in the second world war. ~ . • Fifty years late, Diamond Lil, a wartime 824 Liberator bomber, flies into RAF Kinloss, escorted by an RAF Nimrod. A crash prevented the plane from joining the RAF's 120 Squadron in 1941. The Liberator ...
... A bomb from the second world war exploded without wonting in the village of Lehnitz, near the German city of Oranienburg, on Wednesday night. Throe people were injured in the blast, which left a crater 20 feet deep. ...
... The laughter and tears of life in a corner grocer's shop just after the Second World War are vividly remembered in • 'SCANNELL One of my friends lived in a general where everything from paraffin to toffee apples was sold. The other lived at a corn ...
... This weekend, nearly 6000 second world war veterans will gather in London for the annual parade of the Burma Star Association. Amongst the many thousands of men present will be a contingent of S 0 members from Dundee, including National Standard Bearer ...
... RESTAURANTS. EVENTS CHANGE QUICKLY. far flung is this second world war, wide its strategy, that events change quickly. There is, however, no change in the policy of the Cafe Val D'Or to offer the best of cuisine and sterling value in Restaurant service ...
... The Courier and Ad MP queries torpedo detonation THE ROW over the detonation of a second world war torpedo off the Anstruther shoreline last month has prompted North East Fife MP Menzies Campbell to take the matter up with the Ministry of Defence. There ...
... 'Anthrax Isla The last deadly legacy of the second world war is being* - 4 cleared from a remote Scottish island on which man has hardly Workers checking pipe work at the burnt-off area of low dared to tread in 40 years. contamination where sheep were ...
... Mr and Mrs Low. Special treat for their special day DUNDEE COUPLE Helen during the second world war. and Kenneth Low, of As well as bringing up Alloway Place, celebrated three daughters—Helen, their diamond wedding on Brenda and Esther—Mrs Wednesday with ...