Deaths and Funerals John J Molony 94
John J Molony 94 died yesterday at 12 35 p m in Lynn Haven Nursing Home Macks ville where he lived the past five years He was born December 28 1868 in Covington KY a retired New York Grand Central Station Annex post office clerk He is survived by Mrs Myrtle Mehan and Mrs Frank Kneivel two sons and four grandchildren Funeral arrangements announced for White Plains New York burial Kensico Cemetery Valhalla NY Body at Calvin C Orrell Northside Funeral Home Ballard Durand Funeral Home to White Plains today James Mehan attended the funeral in White Plains with councilman Floyd D Mehan and other family members
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Myrtle Mehan
Floyd D. Mehan
Westwood
Lynn Haven
Mocksville
Mr. Molony
Covington
Dennis Michael
Elizabeth Nowd Molony
New York
Vermont
New York Grand Central Station
Susan Hatch Molony
High Point
Mehans
Mehan
Frank Kneivel
New Paltz
John H. Molony
Mountain Lakes
N. J
Walter Everett Molony
Plainfield
White Plains
Kensico Cemetery
Valhalla
N. Y
Calvin C. Orrell
Northside
Ballard-Durand Funeral Home
Maple Avenue
South Broadway
Henry Lee Samuels of Knoxville Dies at Veterans Hospital
Henry Lee Samuels of Knox ville Tennessee died last Friday at Veterans Hospital in Oteen. A World War I veteran he served in France with a base hospital. Born April 29 1849 at Walnut Cove to Nicholas Gideon and Elizabeth Turner Samuels. Survived by wife Martha Odessa Jones of Knoxville and his mother Elizabeth Samuels High Point. Also survived by two sisters and five brothers. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Veterans Hospital
Oteen
France
Walnut Cove
Nicholas Gideon
Elizabeth Turner Samuels
Martha Odessa Jones
Elizabeth Samuels
White Oak Street
High Point
T. L. Jackson
Forrest Avenue
Ruby Elizabeth Samuels
Los Angeles
Calif
N. W
Richmond
W. E
Newport News
Des Moines
Iowa
Car' Samuels
C R. Samuels
Norfolk
Hatteras Yacht Fire Spreads Smoke Suppressed by Sprinkler
An activated sprinkler head at Hatteras Yacht on Kivett Drive held flames from a waste material fire near the spray booth. Firefighters reported heavy smoke and minimal damage after the waste in a cardboard box spontaneously ignited. a workman planned to remove it, but responders did so. Additional calls included a smoke incident at Clyde Johnson’s apartment and two brush fires on Hickory Chapel Road and New Road.
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Hatteras Yacht
Kivett Drive
Clyde Johnson
English Rd
Hickory Chapel Road
New Road
Steady dating banned at St Michael's High School
Rev James A Carey at St Michael's High School announced a ban on steady dating. He warned 30 students face expulsion if they do not break off with their steadies by Monday. Carey noted many students complied after the assembly and reported receiving over 2000 letters supporting the action.
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N.J
James A. Carey
St. Michael’s
Father Carey
Iraq
Iran
Eagles attendance awards go unclaimed at Maysville meeting
In Maysville Kentucky the Fraternal Order of Eagles prepared two attendance awards for a recent meeting but the winners were absent and did not claim them.
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Maysville, Ky
Order of Eagles
Daughter of Slain Man Is Arrested
Carol Wardlaw, daughter of Willie Wardlaw, appeared at Thomasville police and Davidson County sheriff offices claiming to know the killer. She was arrested for public drunkenness after slashing her arms and receiving hospital treatment. The father’s body was found December 27 near his Davidson County home, shot in the back. FBI cooperated but no arrest has been made in the unsolved case.
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Thomasville
Willie Wardlaw
Carol Wardlaw
Wardlaw
City Hall
Carol
Davidson County
Homer Lee Cox
FBI
Two Denton Girls Hurt In Wreck
Two teenage girls, Kathy Griffis and Becky Sexton both 16, were hurt Saturday when their car left Shamwell Highway north of Denton. They were treated at Griffis Clinic founded by Dr. J. W. Griffis and later admitted to Randolph County Hospital in Asheboro. The accident occurred about 2:45 p.m.
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Denton
Contol
Shamwell Highway
Kathy Griffis
Becky Sexton
Rt. 2
Hoover Ambulance
Griffis Clinic
Griffis
J. W. Griffis
Randolph County Hospital
Asheboro
East Side Broadway Theater Boom Expands in Manhattan
A growing stretch around Third Avenue and 60th Street in Manhattan hosts five new first run movie theaters and several legitimate playhouses, signaling a vibrant East Side arts corridor.
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Broadway
New York
Manhattan
East Side
Third Avenue
60Th Street
Youths Flee After Car Overturns Near Red Dot
Three of four youths fled the scene after a vehicle left Highway 62 at Red Dot Superette and overturned. Injured driver Edgar Davis 18 of E State Ave was taken by Koonce ambulance to High Point Memorial Hospital. The car suffered total loss and power was knocked out in nearby block.
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Highway Patrol
Edgar Davis
E. State Avenue
Koonce
High Point Memorial Hospital
E. Lexington Avenue
Brazil Reverses on Pro Castro Meeting Policy
Brazil's government reversed itself and said it does not formally support the pro Castro Continental Congress of Solidarity with Cuba opening in Rio de Janeiro. Foreign Minister Lima had earlier opposed the conference, but the government now distances itself from any official backing while noting visa practicalities.
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Joao Goulart
United States
Goulart
Raul Riff
Hermes Lima
Lima
Riff
Brazil
Continental Congress of Solidarity
Cuba
Luis Gonzaga Leite
Asia
Africa
U. S
Jason W. Smith
Portlandering
Ore
Lady Lawmakers Demand Handbag Tax Break
In Phoenix the nine Arizona House women, calling handbags a necessity not a luxury, display varied handbags on the speaker rostrum. They push House Memorial 3 urging Congress to repeal the luxury tax on handbag sales, signed by The Women.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona House of Representatives
Congress
Atlantic City Designates Convention Hall as Fallout Shelter
Atlantic City Civil Defense officials approve Convention Hall as a fallout shelter. The single shelter is designated for use by 22,450 persons in case of emergency.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Civil Defense
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