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... face of the great Powers of Europe. Like the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum before it, it serves at least one purpose. If a second world war follows now that document will pin the immediate responsibility for its precipitation ineradicably on the shoulders of ...
... “Daily Telegraph and Morning Post’’ Chicago correspondent. Deuel writes, “The whole strategy of terror used by Hitler the second world war is as incredible and unreal as a nightmare. Almost nothing, it would . m, is too fantastic or bizarre to happen.” . ...
... little indispensable beyond the minimum material standards in diet, clothes, and housing. Prophesying the aftermath of the Second World War. Mr. H. G. Wells once envisaged an age of devastation with humanity in skins and living from hand mouth amongst ruins-an ...
... THE WAR. PROSPECTS STUDY. QUEST FOR MARKETS. “The people of this country look to responsible loaders to see that the second world war shall not be followed by a second economic blizzard, leading to a third world war,” commented Sir Edmund Crane, managing ...
... 000, They also contributed £22.500 to the Red Cross Penny-a-week Fund. During the European and African phases of the Second World War. from September, 1939, to VE-Day. the Austin factories at Longbndgc and elsewhere, working for the Ministry of Supply ...
... valuable service during the first World War his name appeared in the London Gazette’ as recipient of the 0.8 E.. When the second World War broke out he acted as an air raid warden until failing health compelled him to relinquish his post. ...
... of their sons who had served 17 years in the Royal Navy and who was enjoying his second leave since the beginning the second world war. The M'Allister family had upheld the proud traditions of the British Navy, and he regretted that their father. Mr. John ...
... Lines for a period, and joined the Belfast Steamship Co., in which he has had unbroken service for thirty During the Second World War he did duty on the M.V. Leinster, used as hospital ship for transferring the wounded from North Africa BOATSWAIN England ...
... fever was apparently infectious in the MTlwaine family, their eight grandsons served the Merchant Navy throughout the second world war;—Messrs. Cecil Alex, end Jack M’Auley; Robert. Harry and Jim Smith; Jack and Thos. M liwame. There are four generations ...
... pROBABLY the first memorial unveiled in this district honouring the sacrifices and service of those who fought in the Second World War was uncovered in the new Orange Hall, Magheramorne, last week, at a solemn ceremony arranged by Lily of the North L.O ...
... Buenos Aires. South America, believed be the first call of its kind to be put through to Carrickfergus since the start the second world war. Mr. Marshall spoke to his mother, sister, and other friends in the Loughridgc home, and he vads heard quite disin6nJy ...
... RED BRAE MEMORIES. For many years prior to the second World War. the noise of motor cycles passing through the town from the early hours of the morning, en route to Red Brae for the annuil hill climb promoted by Belfast Motor Club, was a sufficient reminder ...