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THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, JANUARY 7, 3938. Air Ministry, FOB DISTINGUISHED SEBVICE. 1st January 1938. Police: England and Wales. PEINCBSS MAEY'S EOYAL AIE FOECE George Campbell Vaughan, Chief Constable, NUESING SEEVIGE. West Biding of Yorkshire Constabulary. Captain Athelstan Popkess, Chief Constable, The KING has been graciously pleased to Nottingham City Police Force. approve of the award of the-Boyal Eed Cross Thomas Alfred Burrows, Chief Constable, (Second Class) to the undermentioned member Beading Borough Police Force. of Princess Mary's Eoyal Air Force Nursing Bobert Gardiner, M.B.E., Assistant Chief Con- Service in recognition of special devotion and stable, Durham Constabulary. competency displayed by her in the nursing John Eichard Dodd, M.B.E., Assistant Chief and care of the sick in Eoyal Air Force Constable, Cheshire Constabulary. Hospitals at Home and Abroad:— Edward Percy Bell, Chief Superintendent and Senior Sister, Miss Grace Elsie Margaret Deputy Chief Constable, Newcastle-upon- Olubb. Tyne City Police Force. James Booth, M.B.E., Chief Superintendent, City of London Police Force. William Taylor, Superintendent, Northumber- land Constabulary. Whitehall, January I, 1938. His Majesty The KING has been graciously pleased to award the King's Police Medal to the Police: Isle of Man. Officers of Police and Fire Brigades whose Charles Joshua Faragher, Chief Inspector. names appear below:— Police: Scotland. FOB GALLANTRY. William Patrick Chambers, Superintendent, Midlothian Constabulary. Police: England and Wales. George Gray, Superintendent, Eenfrew Constabulary. Cecil Frank Cavalier, Constable, Metropolitan Police Force. Police: Northern Ireland. John William Chesterman, Constable, Metro- Bobert Browne, Head Constable, Boyal Ulster politan Police Force. Constabulary. Edward Ernest Freeland, Constable, Metro- Fitre Brigades: England and Wales. politan Police Force. John Hearn, M.M., Constable, Metropolitan Aylmer Newton George Firebrace (Com- Police Force. mander, E.N., retd.), Deputy Chief Officer, Howard James Perry, Constable, Metropolitan London Fire Brigade. Police Force. William Charles Warren, Senior Superintend- ent, London Fire Brigade. "Bobert M'Intyre Starkey, Constable Metro- Tom Breaks, Superintendent, Sheffield City politan Police Force. Police Force and Chief Officer of the Fire lErnest Walter Swayne, Constable, Metropolitan Brigade. Police Force. Hedley Peters, O.B.E., J.P., Honorary Chief Harry Joseph Turnell, Constable, Metropolitan Officer, Sittingbourne and Milton Fire Police Force. Brigade. Joseph Sewell, Constable, City of London Police Force. Charles Percy Cole, Constable, Cornwall AUSTEALLA. Constabulary. FOB GALLANTBY. Charles Eaymond Twigg, Constable, Derby- Frank William Portingale, Constable, Victoria shire Constabulary. Police. Stanley Dobson, Constable, Lancashire Constabulary. FOB DISTINGUISHED SEBVICE. Arthur Bonald Hill, Constable, Wiltshire Phillip James Cook, First Class Sergeant of Constabulary. Police, Federal Capital Territory, Common- Samuel Patterson, Sergeant, North Biding of wealth of Australia. Yorkshire Constabulary. Naduba, Police Sergeant-Major, New Guinea Ernest John Mowl, Constable, Leicester City Police. Police Force. Omeli, Police Sergeant-Major, Nauru. Piobert Arthur Sebborn, Constable, Liverpool Bobert Eeid, Senior Constable, Tennant Creek, City Police Force. Northern Territory of Australia. ^Frederick Eaymond Beresford, Constable, Charles David Alexander Bichardson, Chief Newark-on-Trent Borough Police Force. Officer of Fire Brigades, New South Wales. Sidney Norman Barrett, Sergeant, Norwich City Police Force. NEWFOUNDLAND. Fire Brigade: Scotland. FOB DISTINGUISHED SERVICE. James Evans, Fireman, Edinburgh City Fire Patrick Joseph O'Neill, O.B.E., Chief of Brigade. Police, Newfoundland..
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