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Editorial – Jam To-morrow
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 10 January 1942.
Jam To-morrow
President Roosevelt's impressive inventory of war material to be produced in the United States this year...
Editorial – Tides of Battle
South Yorkshire Times, January 17th 1942
Tides of Battle
Though resistance visibly grows, the Japanese drive in the Pacific has not yet lost its momentum,...
Editorial – Safe Home
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 24 January 1942
Safe Home
Mr. Winston Churchill is safely back from his historic mission to the United States.
It was...
Killed On Way From School – Child Asked To Come Home Alone
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 14 February 1942
Killed On Way From School
Child Who Asked To Come Home Alone
That there was no question...
Marconigrams – February 14th, 1942
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 14 February 1942
Marconigrams
A gold watch and chain were presented to Mr. James Bell, agent and manager of Manvers Main...
Marconigrams – February 21st, 1942
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 21 February 1942
Marconigrams
The Don Valley Divisional Labour Party's Aid for Russia effort has so far realised£820.
Several people were...
Marconigrams – February 28th, 1942
South Yorkshire Times, Saturday, Feb. 28th, 1942.
Marconigrams
The annual meeting of the Montagu Hospital Mexborough, will be held on Saturday afternoon.
Dr. M. J. Lea,...
Mexborough Warship Week
South Yorkshire Times, February 28, 1942
Mexborough Warship Week
Lieut.-Commander A. Lincoln, who opened Mexborough Warship Week on Saturday, shares a joke with Kathleen Whitehouse and...
Mexborough’s Mobile Canteen
South Yorkshire Times, February 28, 1942
Mexborough’s Mobile Canteen
Coun. J. Harrop, J.P., Chairman of Mexborough Urban Council, hands out tea from Mexborough’s Mobile Canteen, which...
Opening of Mexborough Warship Week
South Yorkshire Times, February 28, 1942
Leut.-Commander Lincoln and Captain James taking the salute at the opening of Mexborough Warship Week on Saturday.