Deaths Elsewhere Across Cities Mention Obituaries
Multiple obituaries across states note William Blair of Fair Haven 87 inventor of radar who developed pulse echo radar at Ft Monmouth and earned a patent. J Benton Van Nuys 79 of Pasadena, tied to San Fernando Valley ranch. Billy Wilkerson 72 Hollywood Reporter founder. Rear Adm Thomas Moen 67 Long Beach decorated veteran. Frank Tiffany 55 AP correspondent Wichita. Walter Bicknell 78 Gorham retired exec. E Ray Cory 70 Hastings automobile advocate killed in crash. Daisy Cory 61 dies in same crash.
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Fair Haven
N.J
William R. Blair
United States
Blair
US Army Signal Corps Laboratories
Ft. Monmouth
Pasadena
Calif
J. Benton van Nuys
San Fernando Valley
van Nuys
Los Angeles Area
Long Beach
Thomas Moen
USN
U.S. Naval Academy
Hastings, Minn
E. Ray Cory
Austin
Minnesota Automobile Association
American Automobile Association
Cory
Daisy
Thieves Target Tucson Railroad Car for School Supplies
In Tucson the burglars likely juveniles broke into a railroad car and found 300 cartons of school supplies, a stash that disappointment followed as the loot proved less than expected.
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Tucson
Ariz
Mrs Ella Tuttle obituary in Middletown Ky area
Mrs Ella Tuttle aged 50 of 3103 Morgan Street died at 6 30 am today at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since August 26 She had been ill 17 months Surviving are her husband Charles a son William Middletown two daughters Mrs Mae Church and Mrs Edith Helton of Middletown her mother Mrs America Wages of Manchester Ky an adopted son Rudy Sizemore of Middletown an adopted daughter Mrs Jean Campbell of Piddletown five brothers Frank Harlan John Charles and A C Sizemore all of Manchester Ky and 13 grandchildren Services and burial will be held in London Ky Friends may call at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home today from 7 to 9 pm
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Ella Tuttle
Morgan St
Middletown Hospital
Charles
William
Middletown
Mae Church
Edith Helton
America
Frank
Harlan
John
A. C. Sizemore
Manchester
London
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
James B. Jones dies at 87 in Waynesville
James B. Jones, 87, of Waynesville and former grocer at Lytle, died Saturday in a rest home. Surviving include a grandson and five great-grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Lytle Methodist Church with burial at Miami Cemetery in Corwin. Friends may visit Stubbs Funeral Home this afternoon and evening. Minerva cat births kittens in St Joseph Hospital lobby after walking across street.
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Waynesville
James B. Jones
Lytle
Lytle Methodist
Minerva
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Stubbs
ST. Louis
Leonard H. Schmitt
Kirkood
St. Joseph Hospital
Religious Affiliation Shifts From 1940 to Today
About 49 percent of the U.S. population belonged to a church in 1940, compared with more than 59 percent in recent years. The change highlights evolving religious participation across decades.
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United States
Fires Probed At Columbus State Hospital
The Ohio Highway Patrol opened an inquiry into two Sunday fires on Columbus State Hospital grounds. A remodeling building for a teen school suffered about 2000 dollars in damage from a refrigerator wiring fire. Hours later a laundry blaze caused about 25 dollars in damage. Cause was not determined.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Columbus State Hospital
Johnson Ends Greece Visit Amid Aid Pressure
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and Greek Premier Constantine Caramanlis met in Athens as Athens pressed for renewed U.S. aid after a $20 million cut ordered last July. Johnson said he would travel to Rome next Tuesday.
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Athens
Greece
Lyndon B. Johnson
Constantine Caramanlis
Rome
Death of poet e e cummings in New Hampshire
Poet e e cummings died at Memorial Hospital in North Conway New Hampshire at age 67 after a stroke at his summer home in Silver Lake Madison The author appeared on a dozen volumes of poetry and wrote The Enormous Room about experiences in a World War I prison camp AP reported
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David Hays Sulzberger
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
The
New York Times
Park Avenue
Europe
Difs
E. Cummings
Memorial Hospital
North Conway
N. H
Silver Lake
Madison
Cummings
Soviet Nuclear Test In Arctic Reported By AEC
The Soviet Union conducted a nuclear test in the Arctic vicinity of No-1 Zemlya, according to the Atomic Energy Commission. The blast yielded an intermediate force estimated between 20 000 and one million tons of TNT, marking the ninth Soviet test announced by the AEC recently.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Arctic
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Powwow Opens as NCAI Meets East of Mississippi
On the Cherokee Indian reservation in North Carolina the 19th annual National Congress of American Indians convention brings 75 tribes and thousands of spectators. A presidential race is shaping among Nelson Jose John Shaw and Osley Bird Saunooke. Walter Wetzel leads NCAI with a Denver origin, a buffalo barbecue and tribal events listed on the program.
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N.C
Oconaluftee
Smoky Mountains
National Congress of American Indians
NCAIL
Missisippi River
Nelson Jose
Sacaton
Ariz
John Shaw
Burbank
Okla
Osley Bird Saunooke
Walter Wetzel
Blackfeet
Montana
NCAI
Denver
John W. Carver ,Jr
Secretary of the Interior
Wayne N. Aspinall
D-Colo
Soblen Seeks Asylum To Avoid Deportation
Dr. Robert A. Soblen, 61, submits a 20 page memorandum to Home Secretary Henry Brooke in London. The fugitive spy seeks political asylum or exit to a country offering asylum, amid a U S deportation order for a life sentence as a wartime Soviet agent.
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London
Robert A. Soblen
Home
Henry Brooke
Soblen
United States
Brooke
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Canada Thistle Reproduction as a Perennial
Canada thistle is a perennial plant that reproduces by seeds or by root runners, enabling persistent spread. This dual propagation mechanism supports rapid colonization in suitable habitats and informs control strategies for land management.
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Jasper Wolfe
High St
Campbell
William Courtney
Shuter Ave
George X. Mayer
Franklin St
Hollywood
Billy Wilkerson
Hollywood Reporter
Wilkerson
Springfield
Tenn
Wichita, Kan
Frank K. Tiffany
Associated Press
Wichita
Tiffany
Topeka State Journal
Topeka
Spalding & U.S. Keds
Spalding
Oxford
Looe
Dann
Aed
Mrs
Johnson
L. S
Vaya Zemlya
Bigbuy
Hollywood Ensemble
Super Value
U.S
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