Mrs Phebe Hayes dies in Delaware hospital at 74
Mrs Phebe Hayes 74 of 311 Stanley St died in a Wilmington hospital after a heart attack. She had spent a week with her sons families in the Pocono Mountains and was stricken after reaching her son A Mack Hayes home. Private funeral services will be held. cremation to follow. Wilson Memorial Home is handling arrangements. Surviving are three sons Dan Middletown Ted Kokomo and Mack Hayes. brother Ray McClaran Melba Idaho. eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Phebe Hayes
Stanley St
Wilmington
Del
Hayes
Midretown
Ponara
Iowa
Russell W. Galloway
First Presbyterian Church
Wilson Memorial Home
Walter Lovely obituary notes longtime furniture store founder
Walter Lovely 69 founder of Lovely and Robillard furniture store on S Yankee Road died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. He retired in 1959 after 20 years in business. Survived by daughter Reva Robillard sisters E T Thompson Delores Welch three brothers Garner Paul Woodford and three grandchildren. Services Friday at Salem Baptist Church with burial in Lovely Cemetery. Friends may visit funeral home and home of sister Thompson on Thursday.
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Walter Lovely
Lovely & Robillard
S. Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Lovely
Reva Robillard
Middletown
E. T. Thompson
Lamberton St
Delores Welch
Titusville
Fla
Garner
Trenton
Woodford
Salem, Ky
Lovely Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Thompson
Death of Four Year Old Kathleen McCarty in Cincinnati
Kathleen McCarty four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry McCarty of 165 John Street Franklin died early today at Children's Hospital Cincinnati where she had been patient since Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Jo McCarty
Harry McCarty
John St., Franklin
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Gertrude Strodtbeck Dies at 69 in Middletown
Gertrude Strodtbeck, 69, died at 11:05 p m yesterday at Friendly Oaks Rest Home after 11 days there. A lifelong Middletown resident and Bethlehem Lutheran Church member, she is survived by sister Miss Louise Strodtbeck of Lima and brother John of Middletown. Private services set for 10:36 a m Thursday at Joseph R. Beker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Paul Bergdal officiating. Burial in Wordside Cemetery. no visitations.
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Gertrude Strodtbeck
Friendly Oaks
S. Mair Street
Miss Strodtbeck
Garden Manor
First Ave
Middletown
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Louise Strodtbeck
Lima
John
Franklin Man Euler H Brooks 77 dies at Middle Town Hospital
Euler H Brooks 77 of 802 S Main St Franklin died at 2 a m today in Middle town Hospital after a 10 day illness. A former Yellow Cab driver, he retired 12 years ago. Born in Fayetteville Tennessee he had lived in Franklin four years. Survived by wife Neva and sister Beulah Crooks Huntsville Florida. Services 2 p m Thursday Eaton Funeral Home Rev R E Kelchner officiating. Burial Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 p m.
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Franklin
Euler H. Brooks
S. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Brooks
Middletown
Fayetteville
Tenn
Neva
Beulah Crooks
Huntsville
Fla
Eaton Funeral Home
R. E Kelchner
Springboro
Funeral
Mrs LaVerne Moser dies after heart attack at store
Mrs LaVerne Wright Moser 65 of Cincinnati died at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after a heart attack at Pogue's Store where she supervised the company cafeteria. She was born in Red Lion and formerly lived in Franklin. Survived by Ralph Wright brother Hugh Wright of Fort Lauderdale and Louise Jeanette Wright Franklin. Arrangements incomplete at Eaton Funeral Home.
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Franklin
LaVerne Wright Moser
Ralph Wright
Armco Steel Corp
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Moser
Pogue's
Red Lion
Hugh Wright
Armco
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Louise Jeanette Wright
Eaton Funeral Home
Crime Solved But Tough For Sheriff Albert Lea
In Albert Lea Minnesota Sheriff Everette Stovern solved a $2430 robbery after five months. He arrested two young men, his son Dallas 19 and Carl R. Peterson 20. They pleaded guilty in district court to theft for forcing theater manager Kenneth Keesling to hand over box office receipts bound for a bank. Bail set at $1000 as presentence investigation proceeds.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Everette Stovern
Dallas
Carl R. Peterson
Young Stovern
Peterson
Kenneth Keesling
Stevern
Pallas
Ohio Eyes 543 Million Vocational Education Plan
The State Board of Education reviews a major expansion of Ohio vocational education aimed at training for employability. The plan seeks 43 million dollars in combined federal state and local funds over three years, prioritizing construction and modernization of facilities and new programs to boost enrollments.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
Byrd A. Shoemaker
State Board
State Department of Education
Shoemaker
Congress
Notable Deaths Across Nations Reported by AP
Ed ward J. Brennan 71 longtime Monmouth Park Race Track general manager died after a stroke in Red Bank New Jersey. Robert N. Donner 72 former Philadelphia banker died after a long illness in Colorado Springs Colorado. Elizabeth Howrey 74 Washington socialite died during a Swiss vacation hospitalization followed a heart attack. John E. Otterson 83 former Winchester Repeating Arms Co and Paramount Pictures president died after a lengthy illness in Norwalk Connecticut.
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Neptune
N.J
Edward J. Brennan
Monmouth Park Race Track
Red Bank
N. J
Colorado Springs
Colo
Robert N. Donner
Philadelphia
Lucerne
Switzerland
Elizabeth Howrey
Washington
Norwalk
Conn
John E. Otterson
Winchester Revealing Arms Co
Paramount Pictures
Routine Jobs Also Fall To Coast Guard
In Seattle AP report the 13th Coast Guard District handled 105 cases over the weekend. Crews investigated a report of a body in the surf at Deppe Bay Oregon but found a seal. Ten miles south of Newport Oregon two elderly women digging for clams became stuck in mud and were rescued by the Coast Guard.
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Seattle
13Th Coast Guard
Deppe Bay
Ore
Coast Guards
Newport
Josephine Bruening
Coast Guard
Salinger Okayed By Senate Rules Committee
The Senate Rules Committee voted 6-1 to validate Pierre Salinger as California senator, following a party line 2-1 subcommittee decision. The appoinment by Gov. Edmund G Brown faces Senate acceptance, with minority Curtis disputing legality based on California law.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Pierre Salinger
California
Edmund G. Brown
Rules Committee
Subcommittee On
Privileges and Elections
George Murphy
Salinger
B. Everett Jordan
Dn.c
Clair Engle
Dcalif
Senate
Rt Curtis
Birthday Quiet One For Hoover
Herbert Hoover marked his 90th birthday with a luncheon and a family dinner in New York. The former president’s Waldorf Astoria suite was decorated as well as a large birthday cake appeared. His health was described as good for age and he received many messages from officials nationwide.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf-Astoria
Hoover
Johnson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
US Navy transport Core to bring helicopters to Thailand
The US Navy transport Core is due in Bangkok on Thursday Carrying an undisclosed number of helicopters for U S forces in Thailand American military sources said.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Navy
U.S
Stuntman Encounters Real Mountain Lion Near Santa Monica Home
Hollywood stuntman Irv Berniker spotted a snarling mountain lion on a ledge 15 yards behind him in his Santa Monica Mountains yard. He called police and the animal escaped into the hills. Berniker had faced a mountain lion on TV recently but chose caution with the real one.
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Hollywood
Irv Berniker
Berniker
Santa Monica Mountains
Japan Trial Over Hagerty Riots Opens
In Tokyo district court the Japanese prosecution seeks eight to ten months in prison for four men charged with organizing the 1960 demonstration against James C. Hagerty that disrupted Dwight D. Eisenhower talk at Haneda Airport. Nearly 8,000 leftists and unions trapped Hagerty for 80 minutes, aiding the fall of Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi.
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Tokyo
James C. Hagerty
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Japan
Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
Haneda International
Hagerty
Khrushchev Eyes Middlemen Elimination in Farm Produce Plan
Soviet Premier Khrushchev suggested cutting middlemen to bring fresh produce to cities. He proposed truck farmers sell directly from fields or in their own shops under state price controls, with collective farms still selling vegetables and potatoes at government prices. He warned against price gouging and said farmer shop prices could be slightly lower due to reduced middleman costs.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Tartar
Crimea
Kremlin
Three Die in Broadside Collision in Alabama
In Tuscumbia Alabama three people died and 13 were injured when a car struck a station wagon carrying 14. The dead were Nadine Rohrscheib 24 of Lexa Arkansas her six year old son Henry and Larry McKinney of Russellville Alabama. Troopers said the wagon pulled onto US 72 from a side road and the car hit broadside. An eyewitness reported the wagon lifted off the ground and landed inverted, with debris scattered 20 feet from the crash site.
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Tuscumbia
Ala
Nadine Rohrscheib
Lexa
Ark
Henry
Larry McKinney
Russellville
U.S. 72
Land Reform in Cuba Deemed a Failure by Exile Service
The AIP Cuban exile information service reports Cuba's land reform as a failure. It notes confiscation of 161 sugar mills and best cane plantations reduced output from a 1959 harvest of 5.7 million tons to an expected 1964 level well below 1963’s 3.8 million. It cites decline in sugar revenue from 578 million dollars in 1958 to 250 million in 1961 and current losses, with cattle poultry and tobacco also described as disastrous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
AIP
Bancroft Weds Comedy Writer Mel Brooks in City Hall
Actress Anne Bancroft 32 and writer Mel Brooks 38 married at City Hall last Wednesday in a private ceremony. Bancroft used her real name Anna Maria Italiano and the nuptials were not disclosed until Monday night.
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Anne Bancroft
New York
Hollywood
Mel Brooks
Miss Bancroft
Brooks
City Hall
Anna Maria Italiano
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More St
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Pearl Hammerle
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Ross Road
Mt. Sterling
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