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Montagu Hospital – The Week’s Casualty List – November 27th 1943
South Yorkshire Times, November 27th 1943
Montagu Hospital
The Week’s Casualty List
Wednesday
George Hunter, 30, Lindale Gardens, Goldthorpe, foreign body in eye; Betty Nelson (17½)...
Soldier – White, Sam – Missing Soldier
South Yorkshire Times, November 27th 1943
Missing Soldier
Here is a photograph of Pte. Sam White (25), only son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. White...
Sailor – Lockwood – On Survivor’s Leave
South Yorkshire Times, November 6th 1943
On Survivor’s Leave
First-Class Stoker Douglas Lockwood (20) youngest son of Mr. and the late Mrs. B. Lockwood joined the...
Soldier – Butterfield, Ronald
South Yorkshire Times, November 6th 1943
Repatriated Prisoner
Here is a picture of Pte. Ronald Butterfield, R.A.M.C. son of Mr. and the late Mrs. C. T....
Soldier – Hebbs, William – Soldier Swims in Dead Sea
South Yorkshire Times, November 13th 1943
Safe Bathing
Swinton Soldier Swims in Dead Sea
Safe bathing was the boast of many a seaside resort but the...
Soldier – Parker W.L. – Sergeant’s Impressions
South Yorkshire Times, November 27th 1943
Swinton Sergeant’s Impressions
The hours of expectancy and tension among our Forces in harbour, and on shipboard, immediately before the...
Soldiers – Breeze, Joseph & Foulkes, William – Step-Brothers Keep Together
South Yorkshire Times, November 13th 1943
Step-Brothers Keep Together
Two Swinton step-brothers who were called to the Forces on the same day and have been together...
Soldiers & Sailor – Sgt. D. Cope – C.P.O. J. T Howlett – F....
South Yorkshire Times, November 13th 1943
Sgt. D. Cope – C.P.O. J. T Howlett – F. Howlett
Mrs. Grocott, of Church Street, Cudworth, sends us...
Editorial – Common Cause
South Yorkshire Times, November 6th 1943
Common Cause
News from Moscow was scanty for the duration of the conference between Britain, the United States and...
Editorial – November 13th, 1943 – To The Bitter End
South Yorkshire Times, November 13th 1943
To The Bitter End
Hitler’s speech, sandwiched between those of Marshal Stalin and Mr. Churchill, did not gain anything...