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Soldier – Oliver, James – Too Many Flies
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 06 June 1942
Too Many Flies
Driver James Oliver, of St. Mary's Road, Darfield, went to the Middle East last October....
Editorial – City by City
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 06 June 1942
City by City
From Leaflet Raids to the visitation which smote Cologne last week-end is a far...
Editorial – The Brotherhood of Freedom
South Yorkshire Times, June 20th, 1942.
The Brotherhood of Freedom
Though the pendulum of war still remains poised, obstinately declining to swing in our favour until...
Editorial – Dangerous Corner
South Yorkshire Times, June 27th, 1942.
Dangerous Corner
We are in a tight corner again. Within the week the news from North Africa has clarified...
Airman – Taylor, Eric – Beside The Sea
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 18 July 1942
Beside The Sea
Eric Taylor, son of Mrs. Alan Taylor, and the late Mr. A. Taylor, of School...
Editorial – Backs to the Wall
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Saturday 04 July 1942
Backs to the Wall
News from the Middle East, more curt and cautious in the hour...
Editorial – Taking the Strain
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Saturday 11 July 1942
Taking the Strain
In Egypt the war situation has improved during the last seven days. El...
Editorial – A Race With Time
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 18 July 1942
A Race With Time
As the false dawn of optimism recedes still further before the war's present...
Leader’s Faith in Miners – Canteen Opened at Dearne Valley Colliery
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Saturday 01 August 1942
Leader’s Faith in Miners
Canteen Opened at Dearne Valley Colliery
A group at the opening on Wednesday of...
Marconigrams – August 15th, 1942
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 15 August 1942
Marconigrams
The income of the Montagu Hospital for the month of July reached a record high level...