Deaths and Funerals Notice Roundup
Two obituaries note Charles W Unase of Lafayette Road Seabrook died December 20 at Veterans Hospital Manchester Friends may call Sturgis Funeral Home Sunday 24 7 8 pm Service Monday at 2 pm Sturgis Home Burial in High Street Cemetery Hampton Charles J Smith age 87 of Front Street Marion Massachusetts died December 24 Wareham Mass father of Charles W Smith Marion Private service Monday Cornwell Memorial Chapel Center Wareham No visiting hours Cremation Monday Winthrop Cemetery Winthrop Massachusetts
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Chase
Charles W. Unase
Lafayette Rd
Seabrook
Veteran's Hospital
Manchester
Sturgis
High Street
Hampton
Charles J. Smith
Front St. Marion
Masy
Warehant
Charles W. Smith
Marion
Cornwell Memorial Chapel
Center AL
Wareham
Winthrop Cemetery
Winthrop
Mass
Charles W Chase 72 Seabrook Veteran Dies in Manchester
Charles W Chase 72 of Lafayette Road Seabrook died at the Veterans Hospital in Manchester. An Army World War I veteran and member of Ray mor Walton Post American Legion he is survived by his widow Ruth Rowe Chase four sons Charles Jr Hampton Falls Raymond England George Norfolk Va two daughters Jane Sheppard Muriel Consigli a brother Harry Seabrook two sisters Sarah Filiott Madbury Marion Pett ee Asheville N C and grandchildren.
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Seabnoon
Charles W. Chase
Lafayette Road
Veteran's Hospital
Manchester
Raymor Walton Post
American Legion
Seabrook
Josiah
Alicia
Evans) Chase
Ite
Ruth (Rowe) Chase
Charles Chase Jr
Hampton Fails
Raymond Chase
England
George Chase
North Hampton
Thomas Chase
Norfolk
Jane Sheppard
Muriel Consigli
Newburyport
Harry Chase
Sarah Filiott
Madbury
Marion Pettee
Asheville
N.C
Charles J Smith Rye Harbor pilot dies at 87
Charles J. Smith 87 a Lime Fortymounls Harbor pilot who lived in Rye until recent months died yesterday at Tobey Hospital Wareham Massachusetts. He came to this area in 1903 to pilot the harbor boat Queen City and had lived in Marion with his son Charles W. Smith. He once served as commodore of the Portsmouth Yacht Club and worked at Portsmouth Brewery and Eldredge Brewery as chief engineer. He was born July 2 1876 in Boston to Alfred W. and Charlotte Putnam.
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Charles J. Smith
Rye
Tobey Hospital
Wareham
Mass
Me. Smith
Queen City
Marion
Charles W. Smith
Tie
Boston
Alfred W
Charlotte Putamitt
Planned Eight Years Ends In Familial Killings
Fred Kipp Bassett an 18 year old psychology student confessed eight years of planning the killings of his parents. Thursday night he fired killing his father Fred Bassett 57 and gravely wounding his mother Margaret Bassett 48 with a derringer. He fled to a neighbor then alerted deputies who found the bodies and gun.
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Wilmington
Calll
Fred Kipp
Bassett
Sheriff's Deputies
Sheriffs J
Fred Bassett
Air Insurance
Margaret
al Etzel
Young Buwyett
Long Beach State College
Reds Warn Africans Obey Laws or Leave Red Square Clash
The Tass news agency warned African students in Moscow to obey Soviet laws or leave the country after a protest near Red Square over the death of a Ghanaian student. Tass refuted racial discrimination claims, blamed Western papers for inflaming tensions, and noted the Ghana embassy disturbance subsided after police eased the blockade.
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Moscow
Union
Red Square
Tass
Afrival
Roze
Tase
Kteenly
Tavestia
Kalinin
Soviet Union
Ghana Student Brotherhood
Ghana
Chief Suspended In Ellsworth
Ellsworth City Council held a special session Friday night to suspend Police Chief William J. Madak from active service and warned he would be fired if he did not resign by January 18. City Manager Harvey DeVane announced the action, citing general dissatisfaction with the chief’s performance. Acting chief Reaingald McDevitt, on the force two years, was named to replace him. The council also voted to terminate Madak’s employment, with a possible tender accepted if he resigns before the deadline.
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Ellsworth
Ellssworth
Mudak
Solon Seeks Longer Terms
Massachusetts lawmaker Rep Saul Simon of Springfield pushes a constitutional amendment for four-year state legislative terms. The plan requires approval by two successive legislatures before a public ballot. Simon is midway through his first two-year term. the proposal moves in the 1964 session.
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Boston
Massachusetts Hlouse
Saul Simon
Springfield
Simon
The
Short Change Artist Targeted Local Service Station
Police chased a suspect who attempted a $19 change scam at a local service station last night. The man, driving a car with Manga chusetta plates, flashed a $20 bill and received a $1 bill in return for a purchase and fuel.
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Sitlisky
Xouce
Mangachusetta
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