Obituary notices for Coultas Booth Jones and Devereaux
Obituaries report Edward Coultas 52 dies in local hospital and services at Reformation Lutheran Church with burial at Palm Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Dorothea and children. Also noted are Miss Booth 61 who died in May and Curtis Jones 64 with WWI service and Palm Chapel services. T. Edward Devereaux 59 to have Palm Chapel service and Palm Memorial Park burial. He was a Las Vegas bartender and WWII Army veteran with Elks and Masonic affiliations.
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Edward Coultas
Reformation Lutheran Church
Palm Memorial Park
Coultas
Harding St
North Las Vegas
Bemidji
Minn
Dorothea Coultas
Richard Duane Coultas
Charlene E
Ann Lynn R
Doretta C
Edlynn L
Margreta L
George
Tom Coultas
Washington
Lynford
Bob Coultas
California
Marvin Coultas
Minnesota
Los Coultas
Martha Papp
Rose Coultas
Miss Booth
Las Vegas
Las Vegas Blvd
Michigan
Myrtle Stanton
Royal Oak
Mich
Helen Barlow
Alpena
Norman E. Bailey
Inglewood
Calif
Russell Bailey
Garden Grove
Palm Chapel
Curtis Jones
Curtis
Woodlawn
Tonopah Hwy
T. Edward Devereaux
Devereaux
Phillips St
Woodward
Okla
The
Elks of
Portland
Ore
Masonic Lodge
Globe, Ariz
Betty
Charles A. Strange
Lakewood
Mary Margaret Price
Hollywood
Edna Beverly Booth Rites Planned in Palm Mausoleum
Cryptside services are scheduled for 9 a.m. tomorrow in the Palm Mausoleum with Reverend Albert Melton officiating for Edna Beverly Booth.
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Palm Mausoleum
Edna Beverly Booth
Albert Melton
Kow Chin 63 Dies. Graveside Service Set
Kow Chin died August 9 in a local hospital at age 63. Graveside services are scheduled for 8:30 a.m. tomorrow at Woodlawn Cemetery. He lived at 601 Jackson Street and was employed as a dealer. Born February 9, 1902, he had no known survivors.
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Woodlawn
Kow Chin
Chin
Jackson St
North Las Vegas Plans 950000 Revenue Bonds for Thunderbird Field
The North Las Vegas City Council issued a proclamation to raise 950000 in revenue bonds to buy Thunderbird Field on Tonopah Highway. The airfield will be renamed North Las Vegas Air Terminal, with 105 acres purchased from Ralph Englestead and lease-back to run for 20 years. Bonds are 100 percent revenue backed, repaid from airport lease revenue, not from general funds. Sale planned for September after ordinance approval.
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Las Vegas
Thunderbird Field
Tonopah Highway
North
Las Vegas Air Terminal
Bank of Commerce
Ralph Englestead
Englestead
Clay Lynch
North Las Vegas Council Raises Water Deposit Rates
The city council approved higher deposits for new water service effective Oct 1. New users face a $5 increase, while existing deposits remain valid unless service is switched or an account goes 60 days overdue. Monthly water charges were also raised and are shown on current bills.
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Las Vegas
Buenos Aires Population Echoes Shanghai Size
Buenos Aires, the Argentinian capital, has about seven million residents, making it roughly the same size as Shanghai, China's major commercial hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Shanghai
China
Massachusetts to require full disclosure of simple interest
Boston Massachusetts will become the first state to require full disclosure of simple interest charges on installment credit when a new law takes effect November 1.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Exports Led by Machinery and Transport Equipment
New York reports that machinery and transportation equipment topped U.S. export totals last year, with shipments totaling ten billion dollars. The data highlights the strong performance of export sectors and their impact on the national trade balance.
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New York
U.S
Sociologist Links NYC Birth Rise to Power Outage
Dr. Robert Hodge notes New York area birth rate jumped nine months after the November blackout. He says many stayed home without television and implies the outage affected social life, viewing the period as influencing birth trends.
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New York
Robert Hodge
New York Area
Nellis AFB to Pay Wheeler Repair Bill
A California man, Wayne Wheeler, aided a jet pilot after a crash near Boulder City. Nellis AFB commander Col. Lloyd Brauer sent a check to Wheeler covering $75 for repairs to Wheeler's vehicle, acknowledging the help.
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Nellis Afb
California
Wheeler
Boulder City
Mac
Nellis Air Force Base
Wayne Wheeler
la Cres
Iakcenta
Calif
SUN
Ciation
Fallout Shelters Topic of Civil Defense Talks
North Las Vegas civil defense officials met with county, state, and federal representatives to discuss initial steps for county wide fallout shelters under the Community Shelter Planning Program. Mayor William Taylor Civic defense director Capt Vernon Munsell and City Engineer Robert J McNutt attended along with advisory board members. A map will show each homeowner and business the nearest shelter and quickest egress in emergencies with federal funding from planning through construction.
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North Las Vegas
North Las
Munsell
First California Newspaper Began in Monterey
California's first newspaper, printed in Monterey on August 15, 1846, was produced on a wooden hand operated press carried by mule from Mexico City in 1834. The Ramage press, made in New York, was first used by the Mexican government and early publishers used wrapped West Coast paper for cigarettes.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Monterey
Mexico City
New York
Candidates To Attend School In Elks Lodge
An all day Republican candidate school is held at the Elks Lodge under Ray Bliss with Mary Brooks leading the local seminar. Attendees include Dorothy Goodnight Robert Walker Bernard Winden and Robert Finch with Paul Laxalt and Ed Fike also present. The event runs 10 00 a m to 4 30 p m.
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Elks Lodge
William Morse
Clark County
Republican Central Committee
Ray Bliss
National Committee
Republican Party
Mary Brooks
Dorothy Goodnight
Federated Republican Women
Robert Walker
The
Bernard Winden
National Young Republicans
Robert Finch
California
GOP
Paul Laxalt
Ed Fike
Disaster Food Store at VFW Post 10047 North Las Vegas
North Las Vegas opens an emergency food store at the VFW Post 10047 to provide ration staples for disaster shortages and hunting trips. The initial inventory comes from a $750 city loan, with officials inspecting the supply and praising the program. Packages include wheat, rice, honey, peanut butter, dehydrated beef, bacon chips, vitamins, and family survival kits with utensils and toilet tissue. Orders are delivered at no extra charge from the VFW HQ during broad weekday and weekend hours.
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Las Vegas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lake Mead Blvd
VFW
Claude Shipley
State
Civl Defense
Carl H. Aulick
Region 7
Office of Civil Defense
Department of the Army
North Las Vegas
William Taylor
Vernon Munsell
Civil Defense
Capt. Munsell
Local Man Wounded In Robbery Near Thunderbird Track
William H. Park, 24, was shot and wounded yesterday while wrestling a pistol from an attacking robber near the old Thunderbird race track. Park was in satisfactory condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital with a gunshot wound to the right kidney. Ronald Duane Droll, 28, of Las Vegas, was arrested shortly after and booked on a robbery charge. Investigators said Park reported $140 stolen during the holdup.
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William H. Park
Thunderbird
Park
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Ronald Duane Droll
Las Vegas
Expo 67 Seeks Song For Montreal World Fair
Expo 67 organizers seek a new song with a St. Louis style appeal for the Montreal world fair opening in 1967. A $5,000 prize is offered and the winning writer will retain standard rights for publication recording and performance.
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Montreal
UPI
St. Louis
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