... thet ihgg g;'nedeby the Counx'wilMorpeth' o that with the exception of one minor moves to Chelmsford ’ /casualty the crews on board the four ships are in good health and morale Seventy five year olds Mr. W. R. H l;ortggt;:te:sw;y. O:r lg;gsmnfogf?hag ...

... POULTRY CASUALTI collected tw Bulls, Cows, ! Calves.--J. R. E House, Whalton 208 Whalton. LEARN T The M. & of M i 1 BILTO! NEWGATE STF Teleph (j{ ENUINE ship or LON ELY? lln where. -— partner. Confide 1943.—Dept. M.E Association, 11 S ACRIC IsRITISH Basi ...

... the cap- ture of the great port of Antwerp intact, to the docking of the first Allied ships laden with supplies. In this great battle there were nearly 60,000 casualties, divigefij onlg { slightly in favour of the Allies, and| 5 st . it was fought in the ...

... drive! WHY NOT PROVE IT TO YOURSELF AND OTHERS, BY TAKING THE TEST FOR “THE INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED MOTORISTS (In 1965 road casualties were 397,937, which averages 1,090 per day) THE ILAM. was formed some 10 A years ago and is an mdepen-l dent body with official ...

... Blyth Shipbn'fldinfi Company has secured a contract to instal new engines into two ships which have been acquired by Greek owners after having been laid up at Brest. The ships, which were formerly owned in France, are the Ontario, a vessel of 5476 tons, which ...

... Newcastle to their Morpeth homes.|facilities and promotion efforts ' Both men served on the same together with the whole range of ship, the HLM.S. Warspite. .d(:\'elopment area inducements will Mrs. Waterson, who is also 71 was|in due course succeed in attracting ...

... women. going home from market, were driven to shelter in a roadside house near Whickham, where they died. There were several casualties in this storm, including two farmers returning to Earsdon, who died on Killingworth Moor, their horses being round next ...

... Ashington Y.M. Whkit. Bay B.C. v. Bedlington S.B. Soon after this the use of helcopters for anti-submarine duties on merchant ships was investigated by an R.AF. officer, who, on loan to the Admiralty, had gone to the US.A. As a result ,some Sikorsky R-4 ...

... unfortunately he cannot verify it. He joined the Merchant Navy as a trimmer and was one of the town’s earliest casualties of the 1939-45 War when his ship was torpedoed and Alec made the final sacrifice, aged 16 years. Due to ignorance, or the innocence of youth ...

... owner, was fined £2 for The “ Wilf Carr Trophy will gol|failing to notify a change of ownerto the winner with most points N ship of the machine. ‘the Handicrafts Section, presented —_— ‘by Alfiéldermain Johln Bro:ger;tl:mh = - Old People’s Club wi e high- ...

... ’ | Compared with a vear ago, |casualties show a decrease of four ;m nt:kr;e nun:uberrl k:iil’ltzd, 938 gnt the n n b STOLE WAGES OF [imber seriously Injured, but, ao COLLEAGUE hurt, 119 1t 114 ins. Javelin: 1, J.|ship in carrying their fixtures Seweli ...

... minutes later he returned \With their sister ‘A’ team out f Ibel to the house and went back to bed. competition, Newbiggin's new Ship At 10-30 his wife found him in a|'B’ kepy the inn’s interest up vith state of collapse and a doctor Was a good Win over the ...