Funeral services and obituaries from Sarasota area notices
Funeral services for Charlies Lester Price five year old son of Mr and Mrs Lester Price Fruitville Route 2 will be held at pm Wednesday from Roberts Funeral Home 22 S Links Ave with Rev James W Powell pastor of Trinity Methodist Church officiating Burial will be in Sarasota Memorial Park He is survived by his parents a brother Everett James Price and three sisters Bonnie Sue Carroll Deborah Ann and Penny Lou Price Also memorials for Mrs Willie Mae O'Donnell died June 12 in an auto crash with services at Robarts Funeral Home Burial was in Sarasota She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Collins of Sarasota A graduate of Sarasota High School Other obituaries include Gore King McClure 71 president of the Farmers Federation Dr William J Clark 79 president emeritus of Virginia Union University and Frances Toor 66 folklore expert plus local discharge and divorce notices from area residents and courts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies
Lester Price
Fruitville
Roberts Funeral Home
S. Links Ave
James W. Powell
Trinity Methodist Church
Sarasota Memorial Park
Everett James Price
Bonnie Sue Carroll
Deborah Ann
Penny Lou Price
Willie Mae O'Donnell
Leo V. O’donnell
Palm City
Calif
Robarts
A. A. Koestline
First Methodist Church
Notable Deaths Across States Include Industry Leader and Publicist
Frank A. Poor 76 founder of Sylvania Electric Products died yesterday in Wolfeboro New Hampshire. Harriette Flora Gray 86 widow of Union Pacific president Carl R. Gray died yesterday in Rockland Maine. she was American Mother of the Year in 1937. Samuel A. O Neal 56 public relations executive and former newspaperman who served as director of publicity for the Democratic National Committee in 1947 49 died yesterday in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfeboro, N.H
Frank A. Poor
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Salem
Mass
Rockland
Maine
Harriette Flora Gray
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Carthage
Washington
Samuel A. O'Neal
Democratic National Committee
Blackwater
Hospital Notes Report List of Local Residents
A hospital notes list reads as partial executives of local residents. Names include Elizabeth Blackstone Julius Paul Felix Riesenberg Mabel Riley Shirley Shipley Clifford Sorenson Harriet Swain and others with street addresses. The report records patients or notable mentions among neighbors in the area.
Subway Union Chief to Testify on Transit Tie Up
Michael J. Quill, president of the AFL CIO Transport Worker Union, goes before Brooklyn Grand Jury to substantiate claims that last week’s subway walkout was a dry run for a broader clash over bargaining rights. Theodore Loos of the Independent Motormen’s Benevolent Assn. disputes the charges and seeks an injunction under the Condon Wadlin Act to bar future interference with city transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Michael J. Quill
Afl-Cio Transport Worker Union
Brooklyn
Ganization
Independent Motormen's Benevolent Assn
M.B.A
New York Supreme Court
Musician Billy Dillard Dies in Los Angeles Fire
Guitarist Billy Dillard 30 a member of the Red Nervo Trio died from burns in a two story fire in his downstairs Los Angeles apartment started by a lighted cigarette. UCLA student and trumpeter Robert Tully 28 suffered serious burns in the blaze.
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Los Angeles
Billy Dillard
Red Nervo
Dillard
Robert Tully
UCLA
Mc Clellan Eyes Full Probe of Atty Murray Chotiner
Sen Mc Clellan says he will back a full scale inquiry into the activities of Atty Murray Chotiner if facts warrant. The subcommittee chair pledged a fair hearing on preliminary questions about alleged influence peddling linked to Chotiner, a Los Angeles lawyer and Nixon campaign adviser. He denies trying to use influence and notes his clients in clothing dealer graft cases prompted the scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Atty
Murray Chotiner McClellan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Chotiner
Los Angeles
Subcommittee
Foreign Weather CHICA INB Weather Report Morning
The Weather Bureau reported foreign weather prevailed this morning with conditions and patterns noted for regional impact. Observations include wind, temperature, and cloud cover affecting maritime and land travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Weather Bureau
Death Stalks Backyard Barbecue in Ruston Shootout
In Ruston Louisiana a backyard barbecue turned deadly when Jerry Andrews 46 shot Floyd Hubbard 43 and wounded Mrs Hubbard. Police held Andrews without charge eight hours after the incident as the grand jury prepares to convene in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
Jerry Andrews
Andrews
Floyd Hubbard
Hubbard
Jesse Riser
Dairies Acquire Ayrshire Stock
Initial purchases of registered Ayrshire dairy cattle were made by several local dairymen, announced by Ayrshire Breeders Association secretary Chester C Putney. Sarasota buyers included Charles F. Schmid E V Andrews Everett Carr J F Bispham and H E Schnell with Bruni purchasing two. The Ayrshire breed, recorded since 1873, is noted for low cost milk and about four percent butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C Putney
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Brandon
Charles F. Schmid
E. V. Andrews
Everett Carr
J. F. Bispham
H. E. Schnell
Sarasota
F. Bruni
The
Assoyrehires
United States
Putner
Fisticuffs Mar Fighting Marks German Neo Nazi Convention
Five injured as Socialists clash with Otto Strasser followers at the founding convention of the German Social Union in Miltenberg Germany. Tear gas and police kept order as delegates debated a neutral Germany independent of Wall Street and the Kremlin. Strasser, exiled from Canada, urged a conservative revolution opposing Hitler’s leadership cult and master race theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Otto Strasser
Strasser
Social Union
Miltenberg
River Main
Adolf Hitler
Canada
Wall Street
Kremlin
Hitler
Grain futures slide as soybeans lead losses
Chicago market reports soybean futures opening 1 to 3 cents lower with July posting the steepest drop after Friday's 10 cent limit fall. Wheat corn oats and rye also declined across the board with varying percentage losses and contract quotes for July September December and March maturities.
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Chicago
INS
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Oils Lead Early Trading
In New York the market opened with mixed results and quiet activity. Oil shares led gains with Panhandle Oil up 15 percent on 13 000 shares while Chrysler General Motors and Sperry Rand rose modestly. Steel and rail stocks lagged with limited movement and overall turnover was light.
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New York
Panhandle Oil
Chrysler
General Motors
Sperry Randoff
Royal Dutch and
Cosden Petroleum
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Livestock Markets Report From Chicago
Livestock prices show hogs 9 500 head with 25 cent drop and cattle 21 000 head steady to 50 cents lower. Hogs ranged from 1380 to 1725 for lights to heavy 14 16 25, while cattle included choice steers 2150 to 2350 and yearlings 15 2350. Calves, cows, bulls, and feeder stock also listed with varied values.
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Chicago
INS
Late Stock Quotations
A stock market brief notes delayed quotations while a health column reports that more children than adults have common colds. The item pairs financial update with public health observation.
Toy Telegraph Set Triggers Bomb Scare at Union Station
In Los Angeles a battery powered toy telegraph set caused a bomb scare in the baggage room of the union railroad station. Baggage attendants notified special agent Gene Mallaly who summoned a police demolition expert. The device proved to be a harmless toy, the key jammed in buzz position by another item.
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Los Angeles
Union Railroad
Gene Mallaly
Police Department
Airman’s Murder Trial Enters Fifth Day in Fairfield
John R. Watson a 26 year old air man faces a jury in Fairfield as the fifth day of his trial opens with prosecutors poised to cross examine him. Watson a native of Ottawa is accused of shooting his wife Doris 26 in their Vallejo apartment last February 16 while their five year old son Bruce watched. Defense counsel Thomas N Healy said he will call 12 or 13 witnesses and the case will continue through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Calif
John R. Watson
Doris
Watson
Ottawa
Vallejo
Bruce
Thomas N. Healy
Michigan Student Kills His Son For Fussing
A Japanese-Hawaiian Michigan State University student beat his 7-year-old son to death in a campus barracks apartment after the child fussed about sleep. Kinney Tamaribuchi, 437, said he lost his head and struck the boy with a wooden mallet and tennis racket before beating him with his fists. Mrs. Tamaribuchi was visiting friends in Chicago.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Steve Naert
Kinney Tamaribuchi
Tamaribuchi
Chicago
Building Permits Reported by City Department
The city building department issued permits for numerous projects. Listings include homeowners Elizabeth Robinson $200 for shingle roof and James Bailey $14,000 for residence, plus additions, repairs, porches, enclosures, garages, and a swimming pool at various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Robinson
Lockwood Ridge Rd
Florshiem
Washington Dr
W. C. Rockman
Orange Avenue
Monroe C. Whiteworth
Monroe C. Whitworth
8. Jennings
Mound Street
Ralph E. Brown
15Th
Roy Starrak
Fruitville Rd
F. 8. Lowe
Love Lane
John C. Pinkerton
Cherokee Park
W. A. Gardiner
Almeria St
Don Laurent
Michael St
James H. Bailey
Platt
Verman Kimbrough
27Th Street
Alfred Fullgripp
6Th St
Irene Baker
Old Bradenton Road
Colony
St. Armands Circle
Carlton Baker
N. Orange Ave
Chester Thing
State St
Florence Shelling
Hyde Park Street
Lindsay Newspapers Inc
Washington Boulevard
Wood Street
Jack L. Turner
Dade and
Normandy
Clarance J. Stokes, Jr
Church St
H. F. Crow
Temple St
E. J. Winter
J. B. Swigart
N. Washington Dr
Annie Cooper
Links Ave
T. H. Merwin
Crosby Dr
Elmer Bullock
Riverside Dr
T. L. Ayling
Sylvania Dr
B. J. Palmer
George Heague
McClellan Parkway
Church of the Living God
28Th Street
Pine Avenue
Donald MacQueen
Michigan St
Stella Dell Hancock
S. Osprey Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Lester Price
Gore King McClure
Farmers Federation
North Carolina
Lake Forest
Richmond
William J Clark
Virginia Union University
Albion
Neb
Port Washington
N.Y
Racher Winger
Associated Press
Huntington
W.va
Frances Toor
Plattsburgh
John Gregorius
Laurel &J
Nancy Kaylor
Bee Ridge
Doris Lamb
Osprey
Patricia Matherly
Winchester
Rita Stephens
Oak St
James Vanarsdale
S. Trail
Robert Walker
Bahia Vista
Frank Winters
Bay St
Ruby Jean Hutchinson
Elmer Henry Hutchinson
Richard O. Seeley Jr
Kenneth M. Blessing
Joan P. Gray
Free Dealer
Jane S Kuch
Jack M. Kuch
Pauline Croft
Willey Allen Croft
Lester Fleming
Fred H. Yehle
John R. Farmer Jr
Mary Virginia Farmer
Grace
Downs Myers
Holmes F. Myers
Claude D. Truitt
Ruth Naomi Truitt
Elizabeth Faith Kilroy
Edward D. Kilroy Jr
Petrie Filson
George Robert Filson
Alma
Cole
Byron G. Cole
Asheville, N.C
Florida
Franklin Ma
Subway
HAL Warren & CO
Golf St
Robarts Funeral Home
Miami
Amarillo
Atlanta
Birmingham
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Jacksonville
Louisville
New Orleans
Raleigh
Seattle
Tampa
Aberdeen
Scotland
Eorgenen
London
Paris
Berlin
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Rome
Tokyo
Casablanca
Mexico City
Mrs. Hubbard
Dairies
Ayrshire Stock
Gregor
Avery Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Fordham University
Francis Cardinal Spellman
St. Peter
Citrus Report
Winter Haven
State Citrus Inspection Bureau
Natl Biscuit
Alum Co
Amer
Natl Dairy
Allied Chemical
Natl Distillers
Natl Gypsum
Allis-Chalmers
NY Central
Amer Airlines
Niag Mohawk
British Amer Oil
Reynolds Tobetrol
Royal Dutch
Bullard
United Airlines
My United Aircraft
United Fruit
U & Steel
Westghouse
Mtrs
Westghouse Airbnk
Gulf Oil
Youngsun Sheet & Tube
Jones
Intnat
Harvester
Jones & Laughlin
Johns Mansville
Kennecott
A. M. Kidder & Co
Liggett & Meyers
Mont Ward
Loewe Optical Opticians Guild Company
Main
Michigan
Adams, Sloan & Company, Inc
Palm Ave
Wall St
N.C
Loysiakup
Zoysia Lawns, Inc
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