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• Robert Bruce
  ...e L.M.S. Railway in 1930. He held various positions with the railway until 1941, when he was loaned to the Ministry of Economic Warfare, on whose behalf he [[Category: 1983 Deaths]]
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• Magnus Shearer (i)
  ...rank of Major. He was initially posted away from Shetland but returned in 1941, remaining in the Military Control until the end of the war in 1945. He the ...Smith Headshot.png|40px]]|'''Provost<br>for [[Lerwick Town Council]]'''<br>1941-1946|Succeeded by<br>'''[[James Aitken]]'''<br>[[File:JJ Aitken Headshot.pn
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• John Williamson (iii)
  ...Lerwick) was a compositor, printer, [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor between [[1941]] and [[1945]], and a [[County Council]]lor for [[Gulberwick (Constituency) *[[Lerwick Town Council By-Election January 1941]]
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• John Pearson (i)
  '''John Pearson''' (b. 4 July [[1853]], [[Lunnasting]], d. 29 December [[1941]], Lunnasting) was a wire fencer and [[County Councillor]] for [[Nesting (C [[Category: 1941 Deaths]]
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• John Gear
  *[[Lerwick Town Council By-Election October 1941]] [[Category: 1992 Deaths]]
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• James Smith (i)
  ...g|right|thumb|200px|James Smith, man on the right, taken some time between 1941 and 1943. Back; Peter Williamson (Hamnavoe), Alex Tulloch, [[Robert J. Smit ...r from [[1934]] to [[1941]], as provost from 1936 until his resignation in 1941.
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• Charles Inkster
  ...Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, Canada) was a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor from [[1941]] until [[1944]]. He was appointed with [[John Gear]] following the resigna *[[Lerwick Town Council By-Election October 1941]]
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• Arthur Johnson
  ...ly Millers Opticians) a [[Lerwick Town Council]]lor sporadically between [[1941]] and [[1967]] and a [[County Council]]lor between 1967 and 1970. Much of h Initially, he was elected in [[1941]], and was a councillor until [[1945]]. He was then elected soon after via
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• Fair Isle
  ...South Lighthouse|south lighthouse]] was attacked twice in the winter of [[1941#December|41]]/[[1942#January|42]]. On the first occasion the assistant ligh ...use|north lighthouse]] was also attacked twice in [[1941]], but luckily no deaths resulted.&lt;br&gt;
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