Deaths And Funerals Mrs Lettie Lingaris
Mrs Lettie Crofts Lingaris 52 a former Davidson County resident died Saturday in Baltimore Maryland funeral set for today at Davidson Funeral Home with Rev Odell Leonard and Rev Billy Adams officiating burial in Mount Tabor Reformed Cemetery Mrs Martha Myers funeral held at Yows Funeral Home Chapel Monday pallbearers named burial in Oakswood Memorial Park Cemetery Mrs Myers widow of George W Myers died at home 504 Richardson St Saturday night
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Lettie. Lingaris
Lexington
Lettie Crofts Lingaris
Davidson County
Baltimore
Davidson Funeral Home
Odell Leonard
Billy Adams
Mount Tabor Reformed
Martha Myers
Yow’s
Funeral Home
C. C. Herbert Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
C. W. Buckey
Roy Watts
First Presbyterian Church
J. B. Gibson Jr
John Harrell Long
Pete Culler
H. T. Clement
Buddy Co
C E Russell of Lexington Dies at 54
Clarence Ed mond Russell, 54, Lexington, former Hoover Chair Co. foreman, Trinity Methodist Church member, born in Davidson County, died this morning. Survived by wife Dorothy Leonard Russell, three daughters, two sons, nine grandchildren, one brother, three half brothers, one sister. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Lexington
Clarence Edmond Russell
Hoover Chair Co
Trinity Methodist Church
Davidson County
Dorothy Leonard Russell
Orville Thomason Jr
Rt. 4
Winston-Salem
Marvin E. Luther
Huntsville
Ala
Wayne Yates
James R. Russell
Chapel Hill
Charles E. Russell
Clifton Russell
Thomasville
Royal Russell
W. D. Russell
Greensboro
Charlotte
Walter R. Sykes
Salisbury
Moonlight Cruise Ends In Rhubarb
New York AP reports a moonlight Hudson River cruise turned violent as fights erupted among about 2900 aboard the Wilson Line vessel. Seven persons injured, including a special policeman with a chair blow to the head requiring 19 stitches. crew used fire hoses while police and detectives assembled at West 134th Street pier. No arrests. incident began after three male passengers jumped overboard near the George Washington Bridge during the return voyage.
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New York
West 134Th Street
Wilson Line
Hudson Belle
Hudson River
James Hogan
George Washington Bridge
Upper Manhattan
Bodies Of Trio Of Men Located From '59 Crash
Three Californian men aboard a Stanford University Arctic research plane were found dead after a Dec 18 1959 wreck on Gravina Island 12 miles west of Ketchikan Alaska. State police and District Magistrate Richard Lawher led the search. The PBY's two engines lay 40 yards apart on a mountainside, and investigators said the craft likely struck the mountain head on and burned. The victims were pilot Philip Gray Mill Valley CA mechanic Carl Scott San Francisco and Burris Smith Hayward CA.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Stanford University
Gravina Island
Here
Richard Lawher
Lawher
Philip Gray
Mill Valley
Calif
Carl Scott
San Francisco
Burris Smith
Hayward Calif
Weather Bureau Chief J P Molen Dies After Illness
Funeral plans for J P Molen chief meteorologist at Greens boro High Point Airport remain incomplete as his daughter travels. he died yesterday at Moses Cove Hospital after three days illness. Molen, 63, helped establish the airport weather station 34 years ago and served 43 years with the Commerce Department. He leaves wife Helen Medlin, three daughters, two sons, siblings and 11 grandchildren. The body remains at Lambeth Troxler Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Greensboro
J. P. Molen
Greensboro High Point
Molen
Moses Cove
James Perry Molen
U. S. Department of Commerce
West Market Street
Buena Vista Lodge No
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Hermitage Rd
Helen Medlin
Robert Nelson Molen
James Perry Molen Jr
Oe Three
Dallas, Tex
W. F. Molen
Greenville, Tex
Clara Gresham
Greenville
Tex
Shelby Blaxemore
Farmersville
Lambeth-Troxler Funeral Home
No Peeking Say Soviets Reject Test Ban Treaty
In Geneva the Soviet Union says it will not accept a nuclear test ban treaty that allows inspections in Communist territory. Representative Semyon Tsarapkin repeats that Western controls are for spying, urging merger with East West disarmament talks. British and U S delegates reject the stance, with Charles Steele calling the position clear and unworkable.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
U.S
Charles C. Steele
Harris Brother Dies at Glen Raven in North Carolina
Ray Edward Harris of Glen Raven died after six days of critical illness following a heart attack. He was 55, born in Chatham County, operated a Burlington service station for 20 years, recently closed it and joined Byrd's Food Centers. Survivors include two daughters, two sons, his mother, a brother Rev Isaac Harris, a brother Hadley Harris, a sister, and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are in progress.
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Glen Raven
Ray Edward Harris
Chatham County
Burlington
Byrd’s Food Centers
L. C. Wood
Rt. 3
Graham
W. D. McGowan
Germany
Frank Harris
Rt. 1
David Harris
Sanford
Maggie Harris
Siler City
Isaac Harris
Archdale
Hadley Harris
Lewis Smith
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C. E. Russell
Weather Bureau
Model Supply Corporation
Mechanical Contractors Plumbing—Reating— Cooling
Russell & Park
Sta
Belks
Bermuda
Dacron
Robert
Galey & Lord Plaids
Harry
Belk
Aun
General Electric
Weathertron
Cenerat
Zett Air Conditioning and Heating CO
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