1944
Charity Cricket Match – Herbert Sutcliffe leads the Team
South Yorkshire Times June 24, 1944
Herbert Sutcliffe (fourth from right), leading out Earl Fitzwilliam's XI to Field
Charity Cricket Match – Wonderful Feast Monday – Over £1000 Realised
South Yorkshire Times Saturday, June 24, 1944
Charity Cricket Match at Mexborough
A Wonderful Feast Monday
Over £1000 Realised
Mr P Beaumont's XI 145
L Townsend 76, W Barber...
World Famous Cricketers at Mexborough – Advert
South Yorkshire Times June 17, 1944
World Famous Cricketers at Mexborough
Entire Proceeds for Montagu Hospital
Soldier – Mahon, Cecil – Died Of Wounds
South Yorkshire Times, June 24th, 1944
Died Of Wounds
L/Bdr. Cecil Machon (26), Royal Artillery (Field) eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Machon, 70,...
Soldier – Cragg T.H. – Private Gander, H.
South Yorkshire Times, June 24th, 1944
Outside the cookhouse at Brigade Headquarters of a Division in Italy stands “Horace,” who is known to the troops...
Soldier – Waldron, Arthur – Officer Missing
South Yorkshire Times, June 10th, 1944
Officer Missing
Mr. and Mrs. A. Waldron, “Rose Vale,” 40, Warren Vale Road, have received news that their only son...
Editorial – Planning for Work
South Yorkshire Times, June 3rd, 1944
Planning for Work
Though there is a negative quality about the Government’s White Paper on post-war employment, in that it...
Editorial – Well Begun
South Yorkshire Times June 10, 1944
Well Begun
At long last conjecture has given place to reality. The contact between Germany and the Allies broken off...
Editorial – Getting to Grips
South Yorkshire Times June 17, 1944
Getting to Grips
These last ten days have been the most heartening since Britain took up arms against the all-pervading...
Editorial – Secret Weapons
South Yorkshire Times, June 24, 1944
Secret Weapons
Reprisals for allied bombing attacks on Germany have been long promised. This was one of the hopes used...