Koussevitzky of Boston Symphony Dies
Serge A. Koussevitzky, famed conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, died at 77 after illness from a virus in Phoenix. He led the orchestra for 25 years, helped American composers, founded the Berkshire Music Center, and mentored Leonard Bernstein.
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John A. Dillow Rites Set in Jonesboro
Funeral services for John A. Dillow 79 will be held Wednesday at 2 PM in St. John s Lutheran Church near Jonesboro. Dillow died June 4 at his home. 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 Mendl Birmingham Alabama. Norris and Son of Jonesboro in charge of arrangements.
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Petain Shows Slight Improvement After Weekend Relapse
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain, 95, was officially reported somewhat better this morning at Port Jonville Ile De Yeu France after a weekend relapse.
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Mrs Harriett Sharts Dies at Cobden Home
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Cobden Presbyterian Church for Mrs Harriet DuBois Sharts 42 wife of Paul Sharts who died at her Cobden home on June 3 Reverend L R Gilliland officiated and burial followed in the Cobden cemetery
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Broadway Funeral Home Handles Cobden Arrangements
The daughter of Mrs. Dubois and the late T A DuBois had arrangements handled by the Broadway Funeral Home of Cobden. Cashmere scarfs entered Europe in the early 16th century.
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Free Rheumatism Book From The Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs Missouri reports a proven system for rheumatism and arthritis with a free book offered to any reader who writes for it. The booklet explains why medicines fail and how the Ball Clinic has helped thousands for over 31 years. No obligation, write today to The Ball Clinic Dept 1252 Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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