Press full of stories about the awkward situations which are now arising in
Brilliant day, but the wind still
strong. Hardly a ‘plane about all day,
except a fighter or two, until this evening when heavy bombers began to go out.
Colonel Round came in today and
handed me the Castle manuscripts and Charles Gray’s note-book. Have now listed these completely so took the whole lot to Alderman Blomfield for the
Museum Committee this afternoon. Made it
quite clear that these manuscripts are to go into the custody of the Town Clerk and not the Museum. The manuscripts and Rudsdale's listed typescript are now in the custody of Essex Record Office. CP
Headache all day, and an awful
feeling of sickness. To Boxted at
9. Clouds coming up, and an alarm on the
aerodrome for about 5 minutes. A fighter
went over, from the N., and a boy called out “There’s one o’them things!”
meaning a flying-bomb.
Wind rising again, very strong
from the N.E., but several hundred bombers went out between 9 and 10.
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