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Formerly in the Machine room of the Isle of Wight County Press, Pyle Street, Newport, Isle of Wight IWM War Memorials Archive Record Link : War Memorials Archive Reference 40772 Description A brass plaque to an employee of the Isle of Wight County Press. Originally located in the machine room of the newspaper's offices in Pyle Street, Newport. Unveiled 14th April 1923 by the Chairman of the directors, Mr H Sweetman. Moved to Print Works at Dodnor Industrial Estate. Current location unknown. Recorded from contemporary newspaper reports. [Memorial not visited or photographed by Memorials in Isle of Wight team] |
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PRO PATRIA
RFN. L. N. HATCHER MACHINE DEPARTMENT ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY PRESS KILLED IN ACTION AT SUVLA BAY AUGUST 12TH 1915 WHILST SERVING WITH PRINCESS BEATRICE'S ISLE OF WIGHT RIFLES Further Information Lawrence Norman Hatcher, Son of Charles Hatcher, of 11, Clarence Rd., Newport, Isle of Wight, and the late Edith Hatcher. CWGC record ... In his address, Mr Sweetman included mention of other employees of the IW County Press who had served in the Great War, including ... Capt C W Brannon, awarded Military Cross in Palestine Mr Lawn, foreman of machine department, served in Gallipoli, had also served in the South African War. |