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21 Captain Lawrence Bruce Anderson awarded the MBE for exceptional courage (1944) 523
22 Protests at shortage of fish and vegetables at Seaham (1943) 448
23 Nine Seaham Harbour schools damaged by enemy action since May (1943) 514
24 "Alert Monkey" on HMS Seaham (1943) 504
25 Proposal to form a "Land Club" at Seaham (1943) 535
26 Two camps arranged for the Seaham Air Training Corps (1943) 583
27 British Restaurant in Adelaide Row to open (1942) 482
28 Anderson Shelters supplied to Seaham householders in WW2 593
29 "Put that light out" (1941) 477
30 USA gifts mobile snack bar to Seaham ARP's (1941) 506
31 Lord Londonderry inspects the Air Training Corps at Seaham (1941) 497
32 Flooded air raid shelters in Seaham (1941) 496
33 New Seaham Branch of the British Legion hold dinner in the Seaton Colliery Inn (1941) 530
34 Soldiers Club and canteen opened in North Railway Street (1941) 561
35 The Vicar of Dawdon complains about unrepaired air raid damage (1941) 526
36 Arrangements made at Seaham for fire watching duties (1941) 487
37 Luftwaffe battle over the North East (1941) 525
38 Pilot Officer William Rees of Seaham to receive the DFC (1941) 489
39 Seaham UDC begin to rear pigs for the war effort (1941) 517
40 The Seaham miner's ear lost in an air raid (1940) 540
 
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