Obituaries for Joe Ball and others in Nashville and Hope
Joe H. Ball, 68, Nashville owner of Ball Chevrolet Co since 1931, died Monday. Survived by wife Esther Chism Ball, daughter Bobby Steel, mother M. E. Ball, sisters Eva Stocks and Exie Greer. Funeral service held at Latimer Chapel Nashville. buried in Ozan Cemetery near Bingen. Also noted: E. F. Faught of Peneville died March 31. Roy B. Franks, 69, Hempstead County resident, died. services set for Oakcrest Chapel with Memory Gardens burial. survivors include spouse, children, and siblings.
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Nashville
Joe H. Ball
Ball Chevrolet Co
Gan
Zion Baptist Church
Esther Chism Ball
Bobby Steel
M. E. Ball
Smackover
Eva Stocks
Exie Greer
Kansas
Latimer Funeral Chapel
Ozan
Bingen
E. F. Faught
Peneville
Alexandria
H, T, Faught
Magnolia
Hope
Cecil
Faught
Johnnie Wright
Roy B, Franks
Hempstead County
Far
Woodmen of the World
Martha Franks
Ruel Mullins
Dorothy Newcomb
A. W. Franks
Oakcrest Funeral Chapel
Memory Gardens
Prosecution Witnesses in Speck Trial
The state called two witnesses placing Richard Speck in the Chicago nursing dorm during the July eight murders. Miss Corazon Amarao, 23, hid under a bed and was overlooked by the killer, while Gerald Getty challenged the identification and fingerprints as mere smudges. The prosecutor urged the jury to convict Speck and fix his punishment at death.
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Richard Ciccone
Peoria
Richard Speck
Chicago
William Martin
Cook County
Martin
Corazon Amarao
Philippines
Gerald Getty
Speck
Miss Amarao
Getty
Seaman’s Inn
Richard Franklin Speck
British Star Weds Actor John Clark
Lynn Redgrave, 23, and actor John Clark, 34, wed in New York after her Oscar nomination for Georgy Girl. Vanessa Redgrave attended. Sir Michael Redgrave and Rachel Kempson attended from London. Clark was recently divorced in Mexico from Kay Hawtrey.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Lynn Redgrave
John Clark
Vanessa
Michael Redgrave
Rachel Kempson
London
Mexico
Kay Hawtrey
Macbird
Chicago Trial Testimony Details Speck Case Actions
Witnesses in the afternoon session described scene locations tied to the case. Samuel Mazzone, chief photographer for Chicago, testified about structures connected to the case. Dante Bargellini, a Chicago merchant seaman, said on July 12 he drove the 25-year-old defendant to a ship anchored in Calumet harbor seeking work, but Speck did not get the deckhand job and asked to be taken back to the National Maritime Union hall near the South Side townhouse where the girls were slain.
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Samuel Mazzone
Chicago
Dante Bargellini
Calumet Harbor
Speck
Bargellin
National Maritime Union Hall
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