Koussevitzky of Boston Symphony Dies
Serge A. Koussevitzky, long time conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, died at 77 after a battle with illness. The Russian-born maestro led the orchestra 25 years and helped launch American works and careers including Bernstein and de Carvalho. He founded the Berkshire Music Center and supported new commissions through the Koussevitzky Foundation.
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Rites Set Tomorrow for John A. Dillow of Jonesboro
Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday at two o clock at St John s Lutheran Church near Jonesboro for John A Dillow 79 who died June 4 at his Jonesboro home. Reverend Ray Wolf to officiate with burial in St John s cemetery. Survived by two sons Raleigh Jonesboro and Lee Mansville Kentucky and two daughters Mrs Clyde Mowery Jonesboro and Mrs Clinton Mench Birmingham Alabama. Norris and Son of Jonesboro in charge of arrangements.
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Petain Reports Slight Improvement After Relapse
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain aged 95 was officially reported somewhat better this morning after a weekend relapse, Paris said. He remains under medical care at Port Jeanne d Arc on Ile de Yeu, France, with ongoing treatment and observation.
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Mrs Harriett Sharts Dies at Cobden Home
Mrs Harriett DuBois Sharts 42 wife of Paul Sharts died June 3 at her Cobden home. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon June 5 at 4 o clock in the Cobden Presbyterian Church with Rev L R Gilliland officiating and burial in Cobden cemetery.
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Broadways Funeral Home Handles Cobden Arrangements
The daughter of Mrs. Dubois and the late T A DuBois were noted in arrangements handled by the Broadway Funeral Home of Cobden. Cashmere scarves were introduced to Europe at the start of the 16th century.
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Free Rheumatism Book From The Ball Clinic At Excelsior Springs
Excelsior Springs Missouri offers a free oak book titled Rheumatism explaining why drugs fail and how the Ball Clinic has aided rheumatic sufferers for 31 years. No obligation to request this instructive booklet by writing Dept 1252 The Ball Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri today.
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