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... been suffering from insomnia. Police, however, labelled the death suspicious, and a Court ordered the arrest of the goung Brazilian, When arrested, Ramos denied anyl connection with his wife's death.—B.U.P. At least 343 people were killed in accidents in ...
... DEATHS ADAMS.—At hosEim. on January 1, 1950, ELIZABETH M‘LARTY, beloved wife of ANDREW ADAMS, 129 Rose Street. Service in Warriston Crematorium Chapel to-morrow (Wednegd?). at 10 a.m., to which all friends are invited. ANDERSON, ~— At 15 Lady Menzies ...
... CITY HEALTH STATISTICS The total number of deaths registered in the city during the week ended December 31 was 115, equivalent to an annual deathrate of 122 per 1000 of the estimated population. Of these 8 occurred in the case of infants under one year ...
... Police Court, Glasgow, yesterday, in connection with an incident at his home earlv on New Year’s morning, resulting in the death of his six-year-old son. Samuel, was liberated later in the ggy })y order of the Procurator-Iscal. 4 e On the motion of the ...
... carr two minutes from the end. an crowd ever. Mounted police 'm an invasion of the pitch; ed off by the ambulance men | two deaths occurred. The gates were opened at noon, but a good hour before that sizeable queues had formed at many of the turnstiles ...
... Bid To Have Execution Of Raven Held Up Mr sfldney Rutter, solicitor for Daniel Raven, sentenced to death at the Central Criminal Court on November 24, was to communicate to-day with the Home Secretary to ask for the execution of Raven to be held up pending ...
... answer gquestions about military aid. Animal Holocaust.—Thousands of sheep, kangaroos, and wild pigs have been roasted to death in the bush and grassland fires in New South Wales. * Frost-Rcsisting Veg.—Vegetables are being grown successfully in the polar ...
... missionaries in Japan have decided to petition General Macarthur for clemency towards Japanese war criminals sentenced to death, the English lan'guage newspaper “ Nippon Times ” reported to-day. ...
... DEATHS ADDISON,—At a nursing home, Edinburgh, on January 3, 1950, JANE M'RITCI%IE M‘INTOSH. beloved wife of JAMES ADDISON, Medwyx:;rate. Currie, Service in Currie Kirk, Thursday, January 5, at 3 p.m I)tlxggment thereafter. =No flowers or letters. e, * ...
... DEATH OF KINGHORN EX-PROVOST A former Provost of Kinghorn, Mr Wm. Young, died yesterday aged 77. A noted breeder of Friesian cattle, he farmed Craigencalt, Kinghorn, from 1899 to 1932, when he was succeeded by his only son. Mr Young joined the_Town Council ...
... DEATHS ANDERSON.—At 16 Cumberland Street, on January 4, 1950, HELEN SMAIL THOMSON, beloved wife of the late WILLIAM ANDERSON. Funeral on Friday to Piershill Cemetery, Friends desiring to attend please meet, cortege at main gate at 1.10 p.m. BOTTOMLEY ...
... LATE MR R. D. C. M‘KECHNIE The death has occurred in Edinburgh of Mr R. D. Campbell M‘Kechnie, a well-known figure in the Scottish legal world. He was 73. Educated at Edinburgh Academy, Mr M‘Kechnie was a notable law agent with an outstanding talent for ...