Obituary: Dumas-born Nuckols dies in Danville
Nuckols, born August 31, 1915 in Dumas Arkansas, died last night at Danville Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at his home 821 Arnett Boulevard. He lived in Danville since 1932, worked as personnel manager and safety engineer for Thompson Arthur Paving Co. He was a Lutheran Church of the Ascension member, Roanoke Valley Power Squadron member, and Danville Society of Engineers and Sciences. He is survived by wife Jane Graves Nuckols, three children Homer Greeson, Mrs. Robert Byrd, and Jay Nuckols Jr., 11 grandchildren and a great grandchild, a brother Lt. Col. Troy A. Nuckals. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. in Townes Memorial Chapel. Burial in Danville Memorial Gardens. The family will be at 821 Arnett Blvd. Body at Townes Funeral Home.
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Shit Twat Nuckols
Danville Memorial Hospital
Arnett Boulevard
Dumas
Ark
Joseph A
Marjorie Klinger Nuckols
Danville
Thompson-Arthur Paving On
Lutheran Church of the Ascension
Roanoke Valley Power Squadron
Danville Society of Engineers and Sciences
Elon College
Jane Graves Nuckols
Homer Greeson
Greensboro
N.C
Robert Byrd
Jay Nuckols Jr
Troy A. Nuckals
Tucson
Ariz
Robert F. Holley
Richard Geoghegan
Townes Memorial Chapel
Danville Memorial Gardens
Arnett Blvd
Townes Funeral Home
Gretna
Anderson Bernard Motley
Gretna Christian Church
Melvin Thompson
Motley
Pittsylvania County
Hosiah
Nellie Bennett Motley
Internal Revenue Service
Swanson Dies In Hospital
W Clarence Swanson 63 of Swansonville died yesterday in Memorial Hospital Danville He was born July 4 1910 in Glen Rum WV son of the late Clarence Henry Swanson and Mary Hogan Swanson A farmer he is survived by one son W C Swanson Jr of Danville four brothers Thomas A Samuel W and Blake O Swanson all of Swansonville and Claude Y Swanson of Gretna Funeral services will be at 2 pm tomorrow from Swansonville Methodist Church with Rev Joe B Monger and Rev Robert Carty Burial in the church cemetery Body at Scott Funeral Home family at Samuel W Swanson residence Swansonville
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W. Clarence Swanson
Swansonville
Memorial Hospital
Danville
Glen Rum
W Va
Clarence Henry Swanson
Mary Hogan Swanson
W.C. Swanson, Jr
Thomas A. Swanson
Samuel W. Swanson
Blake O. Swanson
Claude Y. Swanson
Gretna
Swansonville Methodist Church
Joe B. Monger
Robert Carty
Scott Funeral Home
Original Drawings Sold By Mistake At Woodlawn Plantation
Budant Atalay, a physics chair at Mary Washington College, had 18 of his portfolio sketches sold by mistake at Woodlawn Plantation in Northern Virginia after staff mistook originals for copies. The loss falls on Atalay as the works were uninsurred. misidentified pieces were spread across a year with December discovery.
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Fredericksburg
ATN
Budant L Attlay
Woodlaren Plantation
Woodlawn
Atalay
Mary Washington College
Itslef
Woodlawnin
Mary Washington
George Washington
Monticello
Gunston Hall
Wakefield
Mount Vernon
Virginia urged to bring Yorktown home as state exhibit
A Virginia advisory group urges swift General Assembly action to secure the World War II carrier Yorktown for a permanent Virginia home. The ship, nicknamed the Fighting Lady, was built in Newport News and currently sits in mothballs elsewhere. The report proposes a permanent commission to acquire and operate the vessel as an historical shrine open to the public, noting that other states already display major naval ships as profitably operated exhibits.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Yorktown
Virginia
Navy
New York
South
Carolina
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
Commonwealth
Ais
New State House Committee Chairs Named in Shakeup
Twelve of twenty standing committees in the 1974 Virginia House of Delegates have new chairs after party switching and defeats. Speaker John Warren Cooke announced assignments as Democrats largely hold chairmanships, with leadership changes across Appropriations Health and other major panels and several incumbents losing reelection or switching to independent or Republican labels.
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Syd Cookson
Associated Press
Richmond
House of Delegates
John Warren Cooke
D-Mathews
James M. Thomson
D.alexandria
Privileges & Elections Committee
Lewis A. McMurran Jr
Newport News
Orby Lb. Cantrell
D-Wise
Health, Welfare & Institutions Committee
E.G. Pendleton
Amherst
Robert R Gwathmey I
Hanover
Charles W. Gunn Jr
Lexington
Gunn
Conservation & Natural Resources Committee
Edward E. Lane
Appropriations Committee
W. Roy Smith
Petersburg
Corporations, Insurance & ‘Banking
Gwathmey
Carnell Luck Rites Tomorrow
Carnell Luck 47 died in Suns Hay. Navy Army Air Force and U S Marine Corps veteran. Survived by one son James Bedford Duck of St Louis and three brothers James Luck Sr Baltimore William Luck Chase City and Rev Bedford Luck Danville. Funeral 4 p m tomorrow Cunningham and Hughes Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Family to receive friends 8 4 p m today.
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James and
Maude Fllintt Luck
Navy
Army
Air Force
U.S. Marine Corps
James Bedford Duck
St Louis
James Luck Sr
Baltimore
William Luck
Chase City
Bedford Luck
Danville
Cunningham and Hughes Funeral Home
W .+. Toomer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Unclear Financial Figures From Fragmented OCR Text
Fragmented OCR shows numbers and decimals with inconsistent punctuation. Likely a financial snippet containing sums such as 3 409,734.17 and totals like 41,879,140.12 and 36,449,500.00, with several stray tokens and unreadable segments. No identifiable persons or organizations are present.
Byrd Flags Cost Of All-Volunteer Military
Virginia Senator Byrd urged caution on an all professional armed force stating the nation may not afford such a system. He noted Senate committee plans to review next week the roughly 78 billion dollar defense budget, highlighting two thirds would cover personnel costs.
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Winchester
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
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