1944
Editorial – Neutrality
South Yorkshire Times, May 6th, 1944
Neutrality
Neutrality is not an absolute state. It has infinite variety. The war has gone on long enough to demonstrate...
Editorial – Labour at Loggerheads
South Yorkshire Times, May 13th, 1944
Labour at Loggerheads
The Labour Party could hardly have chosen a less appropriate time to stage a political squabble. Mr....
Editorial – In Good Hands
South Yorkshire Times, May 20th, 1944
In Good Hands
After a general lull in active land operations, fighting has again broken out in Italy. This time...
Editorial – Price of Peace
South Yorkshire Times, May 27th 1944
Price of Peace
Mr. Churchill’s opening of the debate on Foreign Affairs in the House of Commons on Wednesday, contained...
Baker & Bessemer Director
South Yorkshire Times, June 17th, 1944
Mr. S. E. Baker (Swinton)
Mr. Sidney Ernest Baker, a director of the firm of Messrs. Baker and Bessemer Ltd.,...
Montagu Hospital – The Week’s Casualty List
South Yorkshire Times, June 10th, 1944
Montagu Hospital
The Week’s Casualty List
Wednesday
John Gallaghan, 13, Temperance Terrace, Swinton, injured finger;
W. Morris, Braithwell Road, Raven field Common,...
Montagu Hospital – The Week’s Casualty List, June 3rd 1944
South Yorkshire Times, June 3rd, 1944
Montagu Hospital
The Week’s Casualty List
Wednesday
Lancelot Baker, 85, Pleasant Avenue, Great Houghton, injured toe.
George Beardsley, 51, Oliver Street, Mexborough,...
Soldier – Mahon, Cecil – Died Of Wounds
South Yorkshire Times, June 24th, 1944
Died Of Wounds
L/Bdr. Cecil Machon (26), Royal Artillery (Field) eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Machon, 70,...
Editorial – Planning for Work
South Yorkshire Times, June 3rd, 1944
Planning for Work
Though there is a negative quality about the Government’s White Paper on post-war employment, in that it...
Editorial – Getting to Grips
South Yorkshire Times June 17, 1944
Getting to Grips
These last ten days have been the most heartening since Britain took up arms against the all-pervading...