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Cresswell, C.

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Colin Cresswell returning to duty—Shrapnel wounds

Many friends of Colin Cresswell, son of Mrs. Ursula Cresswell, Durham St. W., will be delighted to hear that he has sufficiently recovered from injuries that he expects to return to duty.

Colin Cresswell, who is a member of the Provost Company, was on duty when he received shrapnel wounds in the shoulder. According to a letter received by Mrs. Cresswell, her son still carries bits of shrapnel in the shoulder but they will not interfere with his resumption of duty.

The young soldier has been overseas for some time. He has been engaged in the southern part of England and has spent several weeks in a convalescent hospital.

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L/Cpl Colin B. Cresswell of Lindsay enlisted in June 1941. He is attached to the Canadian Provost Company. He received his training at Kingston (Ontario), Truro (N.S.), and Sussex (N.B.) going overseas in August 1942. L/Cpl Cresswell was wounded 14 August 1944.
Publisher
Watchful Warder
Date of Publication
20 Sep 1944
Subject(s)
Personal Name(s)
Colin Cresswell ; Ursula Cresswell
Collection
Watchful Warder
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 44.3471125018435 Longitude: -78.7472795556641
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