The Hunter remembers WWII: Newcastle Morning Herald transcriptions

By David Dial
May 19 2020 - 3:00pm
BOMBER: The 56 bombs painted on the aircraft, pictured with R.A.A.F. crew in PNG, signifies 56 missions it took part in. Picture: University of Newcastle's Cultural Collections
BOMBER: The 56 bombs painted on the aircraft, pictured with R.A.A.F. crew in PNG, signifies 56 missions it took part in. Picture: University of Newcastle's Cultural Collections

Newcastle Morning Herald transcriptions and Hunter Valley enlistment and deaths for May 17 to May 23, 1945

SAFE IN ENGLAND

Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Keevers, of Adamstown, have received a cable from their son W./O. Douglas Keevers, stating that he has arrived in England. He was a prisoner in Germany since May 24, 1943.

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