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... OBITUARY— Professor Arnold Lowenstein, a Czech who came to this country from the Sudetenland before the second World War and was engaged in research work at the Western Infirmary, Glasgow. He was known as an eye Specialist but did not practise. NOTABLE ...
... 1917 he went to Craigmillar Park C.F. Church, Edinburgh, and remained there till 1938, w h e n he retired. During the Second World War he took over the duties of tenens at Linton. ne ar Kelso. ...
... 1897. In 1914 he rejoined the colours and served with the R.A.M.C. until 1919, attaining the rank of R.S.M. During the second world war he was adjutant at No. 2 First Aid Post and was also attached to No. 3 Post in Paisley. He had a long interest in first-aid ...
... bolt.—Mr C. M. Grieve (Hug!: Mcmarmm),“the Scots poet, i found tribes in the Seyghelles who fhad DSYEE heard )‘;f $p Second World War, — M. g A Mitchell-Hedges, the explorer, The dangers Which many of us cannot 866 Aré even greater now ihan at the time ...
... Constable Andrew Cameron. Mr Clunas was a very etlicient officer and was held in much respect by all ranks. During the Second World War he was attached to Ayrshire Constabulary at Saltcoats. Deceased, who was in his 83rd vear, is survived by Mrs Clunas ...
... table, chaff and praiseboards, as a War Memorial to those connected with the, congregation who lost their lives in the second World War. A special receptacle in the Communion table has been made to hold the Roll the -Fallen. This will consist of a parchment ...
... international democracy. The Fifth International is a successor to the Second International, which was smashed by the Second World War. It is a development of the International Socialist Conference which was formed in 1948 as liaison machinery between ...
... nations. ¢ The President warned his hearers hat there would be shortages but they would be nothing like those of the Second World War. Describing 1951 as ‘“a year of great achievement,”’ he said they had turned out 316,000,000,000 worth (about £€5,714 ...
... Flower Power from the 1960s and women campaigning to get the vote mingled with young boys being evacuated during the Second World War Hundreds of villagers turned up in Main Street for the Houston and Killellan Church Carnival Queen Newsreader Sally Magnusson ...
... Control. When the services were transferred to Paisley Town Council he ‘was appointed Public Assistance Officer. During the Second World War he had the added duties of limergency Relief Officer, Emergency Feeding Officer and supervisor of British Restaurants ...
... Robert Cossar of Paisley and Bob Cavanagh and about task recruiting drilling young boys Mr Burrow served in Army during Second World War and returned to duties the 24th BB in 1946 There until 1949 when returned to previous BB Com-pany TOP: Standing proudly ...
... proposed to build in Trinity Square Garden, on Tower Hill, London, to 25,000 merchant seamen who lost their lives in the Second World War and have no known grave but the sea. The memorial will be m the form of a sunken garden. and on its walls will be bronze ...