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... Dunkirk Tribute Passing sentence, the Recorder, Mr. Russell Vick, paid tribute to the work of the PlPoneer Corps Dunkirk. Everyone who had read of their history felt proud of the regiment. It strange thing that such excellent soldiers as you—and I have ...
... DUNKIRK HEROES I told there might be objections to issuing a ribbon, for if the African victors are to be awarded a campaign ribbon, what about the heroes of Dunkirk? After the lapse of three years it is high time the Dunkirk heroes had their ribbons ...
... Dunkirk Victim ...
... Wounded at Dunkirk Mrs. Brown, of Railway Cottages, Twlzel Lane, County Durham, has been notified by the War Department that her husband, Albert, aged 28. has been admitted to hospital suffering with gunshot wounds received while fighting at Dunkirk with the ...
... THE DUNKIRK STRIKE. Accioniteg to urns from Dunkirk them is no alteration resiteils the strike in ppds of rep.irts to the rentrary. Beats ors haring the port for °char Awes in oriAer. to dirchscirs their nerve& MONIS ItI4.TE moon. 4 to a 9 to 41, TN ...
... Dunkirk veterans plan re-union A FESTIVZ re-union 13 planned /or next month by the NeValais branch of the. Dunkirk Veterans (1940) Association. The annual dinner and dance will be held In the New Bleck. 11 1 friars Hall. New Street Newcastle on Pnday ...
... Dunkirk service UNKIR& T'm_ almost surprised te find, since of is now. as they say, I have vivid personal memories “Twenty years on.” And to commemorate it. there be &® memorial service at St Thomas's Church, Barras Bridge on Sunday. And the service. ...
... After Dunkirk Of the numerous stories told me I will pick out two. Firstly, here is the story of Leslie Neenen, R..A.M.C. orderly, from Birmingham. a handsome tall lad, with reddish hair, and a very quiet manner. Neenan. said simply: “I stayed with our ...
... THE DELTA DUNKIRK and ,ad, sir!—ls cricket? on of a ■ebaal that before binning the cricket each. Three Weide ere Rebels occupy empty 11IL1110MAS GIFFORD. Derma meows. %ram,lle: And lye ride ea bring play Me game. WPM Is . lame Erna Se ertakel• N'sail ...
... p ‘Dunkirk’ M.P.s URGE EMPIRE AVIATION TALKS DESTROYERS’ ROLE many destroyers in the British Mediterranean Fleet, the last days of Axis resistance in Tunisia involved a transition from defensive to offensive operations. That role they will now maintain ...
... CAPTIRKU DUNKIRK Pte. J. Johnson. Black Watch, sou of Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson. 61. Lob.**y Hill Road. Bensham, Gateshtad. Taken Dunkirk. Rifleman A. W. Clint. Cameron ans. youngest son Mrs. Wilson and the late Mr. A. Clint. 56. Durham Street. Newcastle ...
... No “Second Dunkirk” We will provide the money for them. There will not a second Dunkirk.” The Mayor read a telegram of encouragement from Sir Kingsley Wood (Chancellor of the Exchequer) and mentioned the receipt of a cheque for £6 6s. from 50 scholars ...