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Boxer to the Rescue – Child Saved from the Canal at Wombwell

October 1942
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...

Warned “Pal” – Then Killed – Wombwell Street Accident

October 1942
Mexborough and Swinton Times, October 3rd, 1942 Warned “Pal” – Then Killed Wombwell Street Accident A suggestion that a sandbag buttress erected outside the women’s Labour Exchange...

Wombwell Pit Worker’s Gallantry

October 1942
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 24 October 1942 Wombwell Pit Worker's Gallantry Thomas Benjamin Moore (46), colliery packer employed at Houghton Main, of 49. Copeland Road....

Advert – Zam Buk – On Feet Morn Till Night ?

October 1942
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 17 October 1942 On Feet Morn Till Night  Quickly Relieved  By Zam-Buk Hard-worked mothers with all their own homework, and shopping to...

Zam Buk (advert)

October 1942
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 31 October 1942 Gives Feet a Good Start             You are dependent on your feet more than ever these days—and how...

Loss of a Good Workman – Inquest on Wath Collier

October 1942
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Saturday 03 October 1942 Loss of a Good Workman Inquest on Wath Collier While working at Wath Main Colliery on...

Fuel Minister’s Visit – Major Lloyd George at Cortonwood

October 1942
South Yorkshire Times, October 31st 1942 Fuel Minister’s Visit Major Lloyd George at Cortonwood Output above the Average At the end of the visit a few moments were...

Fuel Minister’s Visit – Major Lloyd George with Miner

October 1942
South Yorkshire Times, October 31st 1942 Major Lloyd George talking things over with one of the miners at Cortonwood Colliery.

New County Alderman – Wombwell Councillor Appointed

October 1942
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 24 October 1942 New County Alderman Wombwell Councillor Appointed Mr. John Willie Mellor, J.P., 246, Summer Lane, Wombwell, a member of...

Marconigrams – October 03rd 1942

October 1942
South Yorkshire Times - Saturday 03 October 1942 Marconigrams The August road deaths were the lowest for many years. An official return shows that 502 died...