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Soldier – Chappell, Harry – Died Of Wounds
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 15 May 1943
Died Of Wounds
Pte. Harry Chappell (31), of the Coldstream Guards, died on Easter Monday from wounds sustained...
Editorial – Frightfulness
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 01 May 1943
Frightfulness
Primitive morality has long been a special attribute of the Axis powers, war reeks with examples of...
Editorial – Shadows Of Strife
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 08 May 1943
Shadows Of Strife
To those of us who have often looked askance at the sheer blatancy of German...
Editorial – Now For It
South Yorkshire Times – Saturday 15 May 1943
Now For It
Whatever hopes the Germans had of making a Sebastopol of Bizerta or a Bataan of...
Editorial – Taken at the Flood
South Yorkshire Times – Saturday 22 May 1943
Taken at the Flood
Mr. Churchill's Congress speech on Wednesday, while subject to the obvious limitations of the...
Editorial – The Merry Month
South Yorkshire Times – Saturday 29 May 1943
The Merry Month
The merry month becomes more and more of a mockery for the Axis as the...
Mr. & Mrs. Williams Retirement – 34 Years At School
South Yorkshire Times, July 3, 1943
34 Years At Secondary School
Retirement of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Williams
“Shep’s pie today!” The minds of many hundreds...
Mexborough U.D.C. Clerk Retiring – Never Missed Meeting for Over 20 Years
South Yorkshire Times, July 24, 1943
Mexborough U.D.C. Clerk Retiring
Never Missed Meeting for Over 20 Years
After 21 years' service as Clerk to Mexborough Urban Council,...
Hospital Board “Breeze ” – Sharp Words
South Yorkshire Times, July 1943
Hospital Board "Breeze "
Sharp Words at Conisbrough
Sharp words passed between Coun. G. Oldfield and Coun. G. S. Morley at Doncaster...
Marconigrams – July 17th, 1943
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 17 July 1943
Marconigrams
More than 100,000 road passenger transport workers in England and Wales will benefit by an agreement...