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Editorial – The Duke of Kent
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 29 August 1942
The Duke of Kent
Even to a world hardened by three years of war, with its inevitable...
Wedding – Smith & Morris
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 05 September 1942
Pte. W Morris (Gt. Houghton) and Miss P. D. Smith (Doncaster)
The wedding has taken place at the...
Mr. Hall Speaks Out
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 05 September 1942
Mr. Hall Speaks Out
None of the many speeches made by Mr. Joe Hall, the Yorkshire miners' leader,...
Robbed In Hospital.
South Yorkshire Times, September 19, 1942
Robbed In Hospital.
While in Barnsley Beckett Hospital suffering from paralysis, John Potts (47), caretaker, of Turner Street, Great...
Airman – Robson, Cecil – Blows his Own Trumpet
South Yorkshire Times, September 26, 1942
Blows his Own Trumpet
Cecil Robson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robson, 11. Dearne Street, Great Houghton, is a...
Editorial – The Fourth Year
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 05 September 1942
The Fourth Year
In those far-off days of the autumn of 1939, when the war was still a...
Editorial – A Cheerful War Review
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 12 September 1942
A Cheerful War Review
With all the old mastery of phrase and a hint of new optimism...
Editorial – The Breathless Moment
South Yorkshire Times, September 19, 1942
The Breathless Moment
Never was time more heartily wished away than the sedate march of Autumn towards Winter.
In Russia...
Editorial – The Need for Speed
South Yorkshire Times, September 26, 1942
The Need for Speed
At Stalingrad the struggle for dominance now seems to have become a Street by Street affair....
Boxer to the Rescue – Child Saved from the Canal at Wombwell
South Yorkshire Times, October 3rd, 1942
Boxer to the Rescue
Child Saved from the Canal at Wombwell
Mr. Edward (“Ted”) Jones, ripper at Houghton Main, a well-known...