Arthur H. Naylor Rites Tomorrow
Arthur H Naylor 73 dies at home in Long Beach N Y with funeral at All Saints Episcopal Church led by Rev F August Martyr Survived by widow Gwen C Naylor son James C Naylor of Long Beach and Arthur H Naylor Jr of West Orange N J three daughters and siblings plus beaver award holder for Boy Scout work and civic service in Port Jervis N Y including Civil Service Board and Selective Service Board notes memberships in Masonic bodies and Red Cross
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Arthur Hawley Naylor
Rose Ave
James C. Naylor
Long Beach
Port Jervis
N. Y
All Saints Episcopal Church
New York
Port Jervis Ledge
F&am
Orange and Sullivan County
West Orange
N. J
Emily Schenck
Mary Adams Naylor
Averill Park
Grace Strack
Rome
Herbert Salt
Pulaski
N.Y
Alberta Naylor
Edith Leach
Dora
Bodies of 26 Airmen Borne From Mount
Twenty six bodies of United States airmen killed when a C82 Flying Boxcar crashed on a mountaintop near Chambon sur Gac France were brought down to the village tonight. Combs Low of West Hampton Beach Long Island and five grandchildren Mottell's Mortuary is directing arrangements.
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Chambon-Sur-Gac
France
United States
Combs -Low
West Hampton Beach
Long Island
Mottell
iLast Rites Set for War Hero
Military rites for Lt Rolly G Miller aged 24 killed in action in Korea May 31 will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at Forest Lawn Church of the Recessional. The Army man’s body was recently returned. He was a Poly technic High School graduate, served five years in the Marine Corps before joining the Army, and attended Officer Candidate School. He spent 10 months in Korea, mostly on the front, attached to C Battery Eighth FA Bn, supporting the Third Bn 27th West hound Infantry Regulars, 25th Division. He had been awarded the Silver Star Purple Heart and Bronze Star medals. Surviving are widow Ashier V and adopted sons Sanford Paul and Stephen Wayne of Los Angeles, mother Mrs Arlene Cook 4819 Trimble Ct, Grants Pass Ore, father Arlus Miller of Grants Pass Ore, grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Miller of Larned Kan, Mrs Erma Cline of Long Beach, aunt Mrs Dorothy Christie of Long Beach, and uncle Gloria Miller of Larned.
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Rolly G. Miller
Korea
Forest Lawn
Polytechnic High School
Marine Corps
Army
Kores
Eighth FA
27Th Westhound
25Th ‘Divsion
Ashier V
Sanford, Paul
Stephen Wayne
Los Angeles
Arlene Cook
Trimble
Arlus Miller
Grants Pass
Ore
Charles + Miller
Larned
Kan
Erma Cline
Long Beach
Obituaries MILES and associated notices in Long Beach
Obituary notices for Rev June C Miles 60 of South Gate along with multiple memorials for Minta McMillan Isabella Quinn Emma L Clark John Robert Monnett George Edwin Leighs Yaunt Fred Louis Griesey and Frank Warren detailing births deaths service times and familial survivors across Long Beach Huntington Park and nearby areas, including service locations and interment plans. Major figures include Miles Forsberg Niles Pryor Leighs Yaunt and Griesey with survivors spanning George and James Toomey Lillie Mada jine and Agnes Leighs among others. Surviving relatives include a son and daughter, siblings, grandchildren, and a widow, with services at Mottell's or Lopez Mortuary and interment at Sunnvale Memorial Park or East Lake City.
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A. B. Erickson
Redlands
Donna Miles
Jmmie Toomey
Editi
Niles
Mottell’s Chapel
Sunnvaide Memorial Park
Burbank
Marguerita
San Fernando
Lillie Madajine
Kansas City
Robert L. McCorskey
Howard In. Monnett
Slater
Margaret_J. McCabe
Bath
F. Lee Pryor
George Edwin Leighs Srr
Malabar St
Veterans Administration
Tocal Hospital
Mottell's Mortuary
Felington Park
Long
Besch
Presbyterian Church
Hazel
Huntington Park
George Edwin Jr
Korea
Wiliam Arthur
New Jersey
Eleanor Virginia i Metley
San Diego
Misa Agnes A. Leighs
Long Beach
Mottell's Chapel
Pulaski County
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S. Rancho Ave
Heland
San Francisco
Helago
USN
Naval Shipyards Laws Lodge
Gallente
Nev
Enid Mae
Alcorn
Smiths
Mortyr
Saravhine
Mary
Huntington Beach
Max
Brenneman
Florida GOP Hears Leader in South Politics Event
Richard Kirtley Hall 41 of 572 Via Media died in Long Beach hospital. He was a Procter & Gamble mechanical foreman and a Mason, survived by wife Mildred and two children. services in Kentucky. Also notices for Cecil La Verne Stith and Mrs Miteu Hayashi among obituaries with church and military ties, and a St. Petersburg GOP address by Guy Gabrielson praising southern party growth and critiquing Truman era corruption.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Guy Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
GOP
South
Gabrielson
Truman
Florida
Pinellas County
Mabhk
L. Perle Clark
Oesna Bivd
Longtories
Beach
Mark
Terre Haute
Ind
First Methoist Church
Francis Mark
Boston
Slater
Robert Morrison
Lons Beach
Patterson
Snively Mortuary Chapel
William FH. Myers
Sunnyside Cemetery
Cat Show Sparks Activity at Long Beach Auditorium
Long Beach cat show at Municipal Auditorium fuels bustle as the short hair specialty and all breed contest begin. Judges will finish the short hair judging today then move to furred felines with awards near 10 p.m. Winners include Blue-point and Sealpoint Siamese, Abyssinian, Russian Blue, and top kitten Fairchilds Naida with owners listed across Downey Paramount Glendale Los Angeles San Diego Santa Monica.
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Long Beach
Municipal Auditorium
Floyd McGill
Sige-ho
H. T. Beaver
Downey
Kiki Wong
LaVona Wright
Sealpoint
Alice Archiboald
Los Angeles
Mate
Hoeller's
Pasadena man elected AP News Executives chairman
Kenny Cook of the Pasadena Star-News was elected chairman for the southern division of Associated Press News Executives Council at the meeting in San Diego. He succeeds Theodore Johnson of the Pomona Progress-Bulletin. New officers include Lew Puryear of the San Pedro News Pilot as vice chairman and Linton Von Beroldingen of the Los Angeles Examiner as secretary-treasurer.
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San Diego
Kenny Cook
Pasadena Star-News
Associated Press News Executives Council
Theodore Johnson
Pomona
Progress-Bulletin
Lew Puryear
San Pedro News Pilot
Linton [von Beroldingen
The
Los Angeles Examiner
Training for Men as Nurses Aides in New England
Newton, Mass. Nov. 17. For the first time in its history the Red Cross is preparing to train men as Nurses Aides for the nation’s hospitals. A pilot group of seven businessmen completed an 80 hour course at Newton-Wellesley Hospital. The volunteers, drawn from news trade, wool trade and public relations, now devote one night a week to hospital work. The program grew from a 1948 Waltham fire emergency in which male volunteers aided Burn patients, proving a need for male Nurses Aides in both emergencies and normal care.
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Newton
Mass
Red Cross
Newton-Wellesley
Makalot Plastic € O
Waltham
U S Will Buy Ore in New Mexico Area
In Deming New Mexico the government plans manganese ore purchases soon. Sen Anderson says official guidance from Jess Larn campaign head indicates success of the Deming buying program could decide if a processing plant is built nearby.
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U.S
New Mexico
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