Death of Vienna Resident Ray Nelson at 76
Ray Nelson, 76, of Vienna, died Sunday in Jefferson City. Born Nov 8, 1889 in Maries County, he was the son of William and Elizabeth Nelson. He married Lucy Riley in 1915. she survives along with a son James Nelson and five daughters. He also leaves a brother, three sisters, 15 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services are at 2 pm today at Kemper Church near Hayden with Rev. Wilson Davis officiating. Burial in the church cemetery.
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Ray Nelson
Vienna
Jefferson City
Maries County
William
Elizabeth Davis
Lucy Riley
James Nelson
Raymond Jones
Miami
E. L. Buckley
Ralph Trout
Waynesville
Orville Jordan
St. Louis
Nina Nelson
Hicks Baby Dies At Home Monday
Lawrence Edward Hicks aged 1 year and an American family of Route 1, died Monday morning at the home. He is survived by parents Adolph and Margaret Hicks, four sisters Elnora Helmig Bonhots Mill Anna Belle Mary Jane and Carold Ann, and six brothers Paul Franklin Adolph Jr Jewel George and John Hicks. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at a local chapel with Rev Plesie Yant officiating. Burial will follow in Lane Cemetery, Linn.
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Lawrence Edward Hicks
Adolph
Margaret Hicks
Elnora Helmig
Bon- Hots Mill
Anna Belle
Mary Jane
Carold Ann
Paul
Franklin
Adolph Jr
Jewel
George
John Hicks
Plesie Yant
Lane Cemetery
Linn
Henry Glanz 90 Dies in Tuscumbia Eldon Funeral Planned
Henry Glanz, 90, of Eldon died at Tuscumbia Hospital. Born November 3, 1875 in Hesse Germany, son of Louis and Margaret Glanz. Survived by son Henry Glanz Jr and half sister Mrs. Louis Arnold. Service Wednesday at Eldon funeral chapel with Rev. Herold Dodds officiating. Burial in Eldon Cemetery.
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Henry Glanz
Tuscumbia
Eldon
Glenz
Lund
Tuscumbia Hospital
Hesse
Germany
Louis
Margaret Degner Glanz
Heilie Kinman
Glasgow
Eng
Louis Arnold
Plaintiela
Pam
Herold Dodds
Eldon Cemetery
Rites Held Monday For Clarence Foster
Funeral services were conducted Monday for Clarence Albert Foster 227 W Dunklip St. He died Friday at age 1 Wait date malformed. Born Sept 23 1875 near Guthrie son of Minnie and Mildred Long Foster. He married Fannie Belle Jones April 3 1907. Survived by wife and three daughters Mrs Homer Smith Mrs Edward Johnson and Mrs Matthew Hurley Dies Matthew J Hurley Jr 41 St Louis died Saturday at home Married Jan 18 1947 to Jeanette Schulte Sister of Art Schulte Funeral at Corpus Christi Church Jennings time 10 30 am Wednesday.
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Clarence Foster
Clarence Albert Foster
W. Dunklip St
Foster
Guthrie
Minnie
Mildred Long Foster
Fannie Belle Jones
Homer Smith
Edward Johnson
Matthew J. Hurley, Jr
St. Louis
Jeanette Schulte
Hurley
Henry Schulte
West Main St
iArt Schulte
East Miller i St
Johnson Replaces Cherry in UT History Dept
Arthur Schlesinger Sr. was noted as replaced in the American National History department at the University of Texas. Six government and state officials were appointed for three-year posts as national correspondents to the United Nations field of social defense, focusing on criminal and juvenile delinquent matters to the Security General.
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Francis H. Cherry
Arthur Schlesinger ,Sr
University of Texas
Speeral
United Nations Field of Social Defense
Harold Town and Town Family Memoriam Note
Harold Town of Jefferson City and all of Jefferson City is remembered with six grandchildren and two parent grandchildren. Mr Foster, a retired merchant and banker, is a member of Providence Baptist Church in New Bloomfield as well as the Masonic Lodge and Order of Eastern Star.
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Harold Town
Jefferson City
Mr. Foster
Providence Baptist Church
New Bloomfield
Masonic Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Mrs Eliza Kiesling of California Dies
Mrs Eliza Jane Kiesling 80 of California died Monday at a Jefferson City hospital. Born February 10 1885 she was daughter of Andrew and Martha Bower Thompson. She married Gottlieb Kiesling in 1906. Survived by son Edward Kiesling three daughters and many grandchildren. Services at St Pauls Lutheran Church California with burial at Lutheran Cemetery.
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California
Eliza Jane Kiesling
Jefferson City
Keisling
Andrew
Martha Bower Thompson
Gottlieb Kiesling
St. Paul's Lutheran, Church
Edward Kiesling
John Kuetfer
Herman Lademann
Edgar Jungmeyer
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Keith Kuhne
LutheranCemetery
Victor Haake Dies in Hospital at 82
Victor Haake aged 82 died at Mary’s Hospital after a brief illness. Born March 30, 1883 in Jefferson City, he was the son of Herman and Elizabeth Haake and a member of St. Peter’s Cathedral. Survived by two sisters, Rose Going and Lane McDaniel. Rosary Wednesday at 7 p.m. Funeral Thursday at St. Peter’s Cathedral with Msgr. Vogelweid. burial in Resurrection Cemetery.
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Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Victor
Vic) Haake
W. Water
St.Jchinery
Mary's Hospital
Missouri House of Represeness
Haake
Jefferson City
Herman
Elizabeth
Keith Haake
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Rose Going
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lane McDaniel
St. Louis
P.m
St. Peter's Cathedral
Msgr
J. A. Vogelweid
Resurrection Cemetery
Funeral rites for Clyde L. Legg held at Memorial Baptist
Funeral services for Clyde Livingston Legg 74 of 1202 Washington St were conducted at 2 pm at Memorial Baptist with Rev. Robert Werner officiating Burial followed in Riverview Cemetery Legg born July 27 1891 in Enon son of George and Elizabeth Legg married Elizabeth Stine in 1912 She died earlier survivors include two sons Clifford and Roy Legg Jefferson City seven grandchildren and one great grandchild also noted was his death on Saturday
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Clyde Livingston Legg
Washington St
Memorial Baptist “Church
Robert Werner
Riverview
Mr. Legge
Enon
George
Elizabeth Amos Legg
Elizabeth Stine
Clifford Legg
Roy Legg
Jefferson City
Ex-Missourian Tom Stout Dies in Montana at 86
Billings AP reports Tom Stout former Montana congressman died Sunday night in Billings hospital of a general hemorrhage at age 86. Born May 20, 1874 in New London Missouri he worked as Billings Evening Journal reporter, then Lewiston Democrat News editor and publisher. Survived by Sibyl wife a son Coleman Stout and two daughters Maxine Vincent and Barbara Shipps.
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Billings
Mont
Tom Stout
Montana
Stout
New London, Mo
Jacob E. Stout
University of Missouri At Columbia
Billings Evening Journal
Lewiston
Democrat-News
Congress
Sibyl
Coleman Stout
Curren-Argus
Carlsbad
Nal
Maxine Vincent
Boston
Barbara
Levittown
N.Y
Rhodesia Rations Gasoline After British Embargo
Rhodesia imposed gasoline and diesel fuel rationing beginning Monday, the first major impact of international sanctions aimed at toppling Premier Ian Smith. The plan excludes doctors, diplomats, and some services, with weekly limits set for motorcycles and various car types, while commercial vehicles face higher allowances. Smith claimed Rhodesia could last six months on current stocks and six years with external supplies despite the embargo.
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Reuters
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Fuilly
Rudland
Smith
Marines in Da Nang clash kill 56 Viet Cong in two strikes
U S Marines and a civilian engage Viet Cong near Da Nang with heavy casualties. In Quang Ha No 1 about 40 Viet Cong are repelled and 15 are killed. A later battle near Quang Ha No 2 with 75 attackers ends in 41 Viet Cong killed. Additional clashes report seven more Viet Cong killed. A South Vietnamese court sentences Montagnard tribesmen on rebels. Fifteen receive varied terms. The Dec 17 revolt costs 35 lives.
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Diers
da Nang
Quang Ha No. 1
Quang Ha No. 2
Imartial
Cental Highlands
Strategic warning on US capabilities reduction risks
Hosmer warned that any projected reduction of current United States strategic capabilities to one percent is deadly risky. He urged vigorous opposition until independent judgments are satisfactorily made.
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Hosmer
United States
Italian Will Bus. Rie 50 E. 636-8859
Open until 2 A.M. on Friday and Saturday serving favorite bottle beer and Italian specialties. Location at 50 E. Call 636-8859 for details and hours of operation.
Snow Storm Hits Northwest Area California to Washington
Blizzard winds sweep the Pacific Northwest from northern California to eastern Oregon and Washington. Gusts up to 120 mph at Cape Disappointment. barges adrift near Santa Barbara and a blizzard closes roads. Portland reports 1.4 inches of rain in 24 hours with more forecast. Snow and wind disrupt travel, with temporary closures along I-5 and U.S. 97.
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Associated Press
Pacific
Northwest
California
Oregon
Washington
Cape Disappointment
Columbia River
Mohawk
Mae
Santa Org
Missouri
Genercoast
Larry Adams
Mentay
Adams
Weed
Yreka
U.S
Maryville
British Columbia
W.B. Owen
Califor Dent
Dent 'Nia
Tal
Tal Association
Ban
Portland
Bremerton
Puget Sound
Cascade Mountains
Weather Bureau
West Berlin security warned over border provocations
Maj. Gen. Helmut Poppe, first garrison commander, warned he would order security measures if the West Berlin government cannot curb disturbances. He said West Berlin agencies used car traffic between East and West Berlin to stage provocations along the border.
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Helmut Poppe
West Berlin
Poppe
East
Christmas Tree Fire Kills Young Girl
A one year old girl died and family members were treated after a Christmas tree fire at their home. Linda Anderson suffered fatal burns while the others, including her mother June and sister Brenda, were hospitalized in fair condition. The family had recently sold their home and planned to move soon.
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Phrladelphia
Gerald
Pennsyl- Kansas City
APIA
Alvania Superior Court
A&lawyer
YEATS
Linda Anderson
June Ander
Brenda
Gregg
Local Residence Damaged By Fire
A fire waking Mrs. Emma Mantle at 1 30 a.m. confined to the kitchen and dining room of a Riverhide Drive home. Mrs Mantle, her granddaughter Cindy Mantle age 11, and a tenant upstairs escaped unharmed as smoke filled the house. The blaze began above the kitchen sink likely from defective wiring, with damage estimated at 3800 to 3500 for the two story frame residence and contents.
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Emma Mantle
Riverhide Drive
Cigarettes Display Warning Label In Raleigh Sale
A major cigarette brand in Raleigh carried a warning reading Caution Cigarette Smoking May Be Hazardous To Your Health. The label appeared on S M cigarettes, echoing warnings on Sweet Canoyas after a redesign. L G and Myers Tobacco Co. makes L&M. Federal law soon requires warnings on U S cigarette packs.
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Raleigh
N.C
S&m
American Tobacco Co
L&m
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
British platform rig collapses in 20 mile per hour breeze
A British offshore rig manned by an all British crew crumpled as a light wind swept the area. The well, a 210000 foot bore into the sea bed, had been uncovered after locating a vast field of natural leases last September and preparing to move. Water depths were reported near 100 feet during the incident.
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Hicks
Ry Lay
Matthew Hurley
Corpus Christi Catholic Church
Jennings
Johnson
Ahris Pizza Place
Rick Dial
Eliza Kiesling
Victor Haake
Clyde L. Legg
Chamber
Federal District Court
Missouri House
House
Supreme Court
Madison
W. Dunklin
Westlake
U.S. Marines
Avis
Walnut
Diay
Victoria
Northwest Area
Bucklin
Mead
Ae Faa
UBER
Wan
Daily Capital New
MHS
Robert
Gobhorn
AIRE
William H. Weldon
Posten
Pretok Bll
Rose
Exec
Gen
Mgr
Newton Townsend
Joseph G. Maiersky
Egiler
Mons
News Tribune
Monroe Street
Uve
Baker
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Leonard Rever
Prd Wealing Aang
Mpg
America
Diane
Dr. Goldfoot
Tee
Avalon
Mex Mullaney
Capitol
Matthews
Ron
Wavie Marsters
Rte Ds
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