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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...
Marconigrams – Saturday, 12 June 1943
South Yorkshire Times — Saturday, 12 June 1943
Marconigrams
An exhibition lawn tennis match is being arranged on the courts of the Mexborough Athletic Club on...
Editorial – Keeping Axis Guessing
South Yorkshire Times — Saturday, 5 June 1943
Keeping Axis Guessing
It is not surprising that hard news about the expected Allied invasion of the Continent...
Editorial – Mr. Churchill’s Return
South Yorkshire Times — Saturday, 12 June 1943
Mr. Churchill's Return
Mr. Churchill seems to derive additional vitality from travels which would be trying to a...
Soldier – Hargreaves, Horace – With Eighth Army
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 17 July 1943
With Eighth Army
Sapper Horace Hargreaves (22), son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hargreaves, High Street, Great Houghton,...
Soldier – Wigley, Harold – Prisoner in Japanese Hands
South Yorkshire Times, July 10, 1943
Prisoner in Japanese Hands
After a silence of eighteen months, Mr and Mrs Henry Wigley have had news that...