1944
Editorial – A Winter Campaign?
South Yorkshire Times, October 7th 1944
A Winter Campaign?
With Christmas less than three months away and the Germans still hanging on grimly to their frontier...
Editorial – “White Paper” On Peace
South Yorkshire Times, October 14th 1944
“White Paper” On Peace
A White Paper on international security. That description seems to fit the report on the Dumbarton...
Editorial – Root and Branch
South Yorkshire Times, October 21st 1944
Root and Branch
If Hitler and Himmler have their way the war will go on for a good deal yet,...
Editorial – Japan’s Turn
South Yorkshire Times, 28 October 1944
Japan’s Turn
Japan, looking on helplessly while the destruction of German militarism proceeds apace, is now gravely threatened in...
Second P.M. Settles Cause of Baby’s Death
South Yorkshire Times, November 18th 1944
Second P.M. Settles Cause of Thurnscoe Baby’s Death
No neglect at Montagu Hospital
Evidence of a pathologist called in to...
Airman – Walker, Ronald – Airman’s Funeral
South Yorkshire Times, November 18th 1944
Airman’s Funeral
The interment took place at Thurnscoe on Friday of Sgt. Ronald Walker (22), R.A.F., son of Mr. and...
Soldier – Hirst F. – Presumed Dead
South Yorkshire Times, November 11th 1944
Presumed Dead
Mr. and Mrs. S. Hirst of 11, Windsor Square, Thurnscoe East, whose son, Spr. F. Hirst was reported...
Editorial – Hard Pounding
South Yorkshire Times, November 25th 1944
Hard Pounding
General Eisenhower, like Wellington at Waterloo, is seeing who can pound longer. It is a test of many...
Soldier – Brown, Douglas – With Front Line Laundry
South Yorkshire Times, November 25th 1944
With Front Line Laundry
Thurnscoe Man’s Unusual Job
Laundrymen in battle-dress are doing valuable work in the mobile laundry and bath...
Soldier – Ogden, Alfred – Rescued From Japs
South Yorkshire Times, November 25th 1944
Rescued From Japs
Gnr. Alfred Ogden R.A., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ogden, 20, Dane Street, Thurnscoe East,...