Obituaries and Funeral Notices Combined
Obituaries list multiple, fragmentary notices for William John Gamble born September 9 1693 Michigan died Wednesday after 50 years at Gamble Trailer Court survivors include widow Maran and children in Las Vegas Klamath Falls Detroit and Paranoid California plus seven grandchildren. Also Henry William Moran 38 Brooklyn-born died here after five years residence employed by Reynolds Electric survivors Loneras Vegas Fileen and Mary Lou daughters. Joby Pilch 1913 New York died in Mercury New Mexico, with survivor Mathew Orlando. Funeral services and locations Palm Chapel Palm Mausoleum Memorial Chap Santa Fe and Palm Mortuaries listed.
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Gamble
Michigan
Gamble Trailer Court Knights of Columbus
Maran
Eous William
Las Vegas
Donald
Klamath Falls
Ore
Richard
Detroit
Eleanor Newtin
Parandido
Calif
Mr. Moran
Brooklyn
Reynolds Electric
Joby Pilch
Los Alamos
Santa Fe
Pilch
New York
Mercury
WW TI
Mathew
Orlando
Fla Palm Morruars
City Commission Rejects Bids for Two Major Projects
The City Commission rejected bids on two large improvement projects, readvertising both. Special assessment district 448 bids failed to list subcontractors or equipment, covering sewers street lights sidewalks curbs and gutters in six units. The Eastern Avenue extension bids were rejected for being out of line with estimates, with the lowest at 354704.17 versus an estimated 251000.
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25Th Street
Esti
Former convict indicted in Arizona narcotics case
A 32 year old former suspect in a narcotics case was arrested in Yuma Arizona. Sheriff Ralph Lamb identified the individual as Virgil Olivia Shults. A second person named Leo Apollon 18 of 1308 5th Street faces arraignment today before District Judge Clarence Sundean as grand jury sessions resume Monday.
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Yuma
Ariz
Ralph Lamb
Virgil Olivia Shults Lamb
Clarence Sundean
Clark County park plan meets City Commission indifference
Clark County proposes a regional park and recreation plan asking Las Vegas to memorialize support. City commissioners express doubt, with one recommending to file it in the waste basket. Three on the county fair board stay silent as others hesitate.
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Clark County Commission
Las Vegas
Clark County Pair and Recreation Board
Housell Ranch
Paradise Valley
County Fair Board
Fd Fountain
Phil Mirabelli
Reed Whipple
Fountain
Mirabelli
Grant Stewart
Three Las Vegas Men Sued Over Aircraft Lease
Three Las Vegas men are named as defendants in a federal suit filed yesterday in Oklahoma City over an alleged broken lease on an aircraft. The plaintiffs claim the plane was leased on August 31, 1982, and that rent, costs, and related charges were not paid after the craft was moved from Las Vegas to Long Beach California. Defendants named are O H. Christopherson D. A. Hulihan and J. M. Cornish.
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Oklahoma Corp
Nevada
O H. Christofferson
D. A. Hulihan
J. M. Cornish
Las Vegas
Oklahoma City
Las Veers
Long Beach
Calif
Two U.S. Convictions Prompt Appeal Bonds
Charles Cornet and Rex Stid ham Windom Jr were convicted Monday of using the mails to defraud and posted bonds of 85,900 each in federal court. Represented by Harry Claiborne, they contend the evidence does not show mail fraud and that any scheme to defraud occurred before mail use. They were arrested in March 1964 after allegedly offering a tire credit deal at a service station on 929 Las Vegas Boulevard.
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Charles Cornet
Rex Stidham Windom Jr
Harry Claiborne
Las Vegas Bblvd
Hanley Wins Court Delay in Gunfire Case
Hanley, founder and business agent of the American Federation of Gaming and a Nevada union chief, received a court stay after his trial for allegedly firing a shotgun within city limits was moved to September. He forfeited a $159 bond when late to a Municipal Court hearing but reentered the courtroom and had the judge reinstate the case. He says he fired at a prowler after seeing a car stop and a man approach his property.
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Faming Union
Tom Hanley
D. Francis Horsey
Hanley
Horsey
American Federation of Gaming
Asno Fimploves
Nevada
Ciis
Traffic fines rise after M4 opening in London
Nearly 1 409 motorists have been ticketed for traffic offenses since the 11 mile M 4 motorway opened in March Most frequent offense cited was stopping without reasonable cause attributed to new highway use and enforcement.
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London
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William Gambalt
William John Gamble
Glen Vagles Lane
Palm Chapel
Palm Mausoleum
St. Prancwe de Sales Catholic Church
Henry Moran
Henry William Moran
Alpine Place
Rosedale Funeral Home
Oneens
John Pile
Venan
Arizona
Leo
Apollon
U.S
Travel Agency
Morris Linder
Fremont
ARGUS
Ara
Vegas
Wat Pet
Club
Solaria
Emerald Green
Miracle Mile’. P.S
Dunes Hotel and Country Club
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