On March 9, 1969, Barbados held its second state funeral since Independence for Louis Albert Lynch, a transformative figure in education, sport, and public life. Hundreds, including Prime Minister Errol Barrow and Governor-General Sir Winston Scott, gathered to honour the 52-year-old educator, politician, and founder of Modern High School.
A devastating fire broke out on Reed Street in Bridgetown, destroying Mr Donald Lashley’s wooden garage and two Studebaker cars valued at £500. Thanks...
The Barbados Agricultural Reporter, commented on the threat of prisoners returning from the Panama Canal.
An article entitled "Roads in St. Andrew pose a serious problem" was published in the Barbados Advocate.