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[2] [3] (He was later given a doctorate by the same university.) [3] After graduating, he taught mathematics at the Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College before becoming an editor and translator of mathematical publications for Blackie and Son, a Glasgow publisher. [2] [3] He died on 24 February 1960 in Glasgow. [4]
Pages in category "1960s in Glasgow" The following 38 pages are in this category, out of 38 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. 0–9. 1960 European Cup ...
Pages in category "1960s deaths" The following 59 pages are in this category, out of 59 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. A. Abdulaziz bin Saud Al Rashid;
In 1952, when razor gangs were running amok in Glasgow, Lord Carmont went there from Edinburgh to preside over the High Court and after warning that future sentences might require to be more severe if the use of razors and other similar weapons did not cease forthwith, he then imposed sentences of up to 10 years' imprisonment on all those who ...
There is also a short obituary in The Glasgow Herald, Friday, 24 June 1921, p. 9, but it is only a paraphrase of parts of the Montrose Standard obituary. Access to bound volumes of the Burns Chronicle and Club Directory , Good Words and The Art Journal , courtesy of the Mitchell Library , Glasgow.
Glasgow was capped ten times between 1962 and 1965 for Scotland. [1] Allan Massie considers that: "Ron Glasgow was the most under-capped Scottish forward, winning only ten caps between 1962 and 1965... Glasgow's performance at Cardiff [in 1962] alone should have ensured him of a long reign at open-side wing-forward. [2]
Duffy began his career in the SJFA with north Glasgow team Ashfield [6] alongside future European Cup winner Stevie Chalmers, who stated in his autobiography that he felt Duffy was the more skilled of the pair of them. [7] Both were selected for the Scotland team at that level before stepping up to senior football. [6]
On 31 December 1973, the first Scottish commercial radio station Radio Clyde began broadcasting to Glasgow. The first record they played was "Song of the Clyde" sung by Kenneth McKellar. The same recording featured over the opening titles of the 1963 film Billy Liar. McKellar lived in Lenzie, Glasgow in a house called "Machrie Mhor".
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