September 1943
Soldier – Gray, Leslie – Service Snap
South Yorkshire Times – Saturday 4 September 1943
Service Snaps
Signalman Leslie Gray (27), Royal Corps of Signals, has been in the Middle East for over...
Soldier – Lidster, Willam – A First Army Man
South Yorkshire Times – Saturday 4 September 1943
A First Army Man
Gunner William Lidster (21), eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Lidster, of 127,...
Soldier – Vickers, Charles Stanley – A Family Party
South Yorkshire Times – Saturday 4 September 1943
A Family Party
Gunner Charles Stanley Vickers, R.A. (28), of 28, Winifred Road, Wath, will have completed two...
Soldiers – Crow, Bernard & Arthur – Wath Brothers in Africa
South Yorkshire Times – Saturday 4 September 1943
Wath Brothers in Africa
In North Africa are the youngest and eldest sons of Mrs. Crow, of 7,...
Editorial – Four Years of War
South Yorkshire Times, September 11th 1943
Four Years of War
Looking back across four years of war, as we do to-day, we cannot help but...
Editorial – Then There Were Two
South Yorkshire Times – Saturday 11 September 1943
Then There Were Two
Three years and three months have sufficed to close Italy’s interest in the war....
Editorial – The Battle of Italy
South Yorkshire Times – Saturday 18 September 1943
The Battle of Italy
Italy’s surrender, a very considerable achievement for the United Nations, is not fundamentally minimised...
Editorial – The Real Enemy
South Yorkshire Times – Saturday 25 September 1943
The Real Enemy
Mr. Churchill’s massive and inspiring review of the progress of the war admirably fitted the...