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  1. South London Papers

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  2. Walthamstow Guardian

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  3. Tottenham Herald

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    my uncle who has just died at the age of 104.10, started work at Tottenham, in 1920 out in the field unloading the barges and sorting out wood from all over the world, he had a good memory and remembers Sol Lebus and his brother and also their sons – 1 of whom was Oliver Lebus, during the WW2 they made the wings for Spitfires, and also made the gliders for the Normandy Landings as well as the hausers – landing craft. He took early retirement when the company shut down Tottenham and moved to up north, in the middle 1960;’s.

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    My uncle who has just died at the age of 104.started work at Tottenham, in 1920 out in the field unloading the barges and sorting out wood from all over the world, he had a good memory and remembers Sol Lebus and his brother and also their sons – 1 of whom was Oliver Lebus, during the WW2 they made the wings for Spitfires, and also made the gliders for the Normandy Landings as well as the hausers – landing craft. He took early retirement when the company shut down Tottenham and moved to up north, in the middle 1960;’s.

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