John D. Rockefeller III

Lakeland Ledger - July 12 1978

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• Collection:
  Florida Newspapers, 1901-2009
• Text:
  ... older sisler. Abby, who died three years ago. Thc oldest son, John D. Rockefeller 3d, 72, the least publicized of the five, was killed l...
• Publication:
  Lakeland, Polk County, FL, USA
• Date:
  July 12 1978
• Page:
  10

The Spokesman-Review - July 14 1978

• Collection:
  Washington Newspapers, 1855-2009
• Text:
  ... Rockefeller eulogized at service NEW YORK (AP) John D. Rockefeller 3d was eulogized Thursday as a philanthropist, gentleman and humanist...
• Publication title:
  The Spokesman-Review
• Publication place:
  Spokane, Spokane County, WA, USA
• Date:
  July 14 1978
• Page:
  3

Spokane Chronicle - July 11 1978

• Collection:
  Washington Newspapers, 1855-2009
• Text:
  ...rns Programs for the Pennsylvania American Legion convention are displayed by Christian Sandstrom as the organization prepares to bold it...
• Publication title:
  Spokane Chronicle
• Publication place:
  Spokane, Spokane County, WA, USA
• Date:
  July 11 1978
• Page:
  35

Spokane Chronicle - July 11 1978

• Collection:
  Washington Newspapers, 1855-2009
• Text:
  ...78. 20 CENTS Gos Blast in Spain Kills 150 at Camp Legion Returns Programs for the Pennsylvania American Legion convention are displayed b...
• Publication title:
  Spokane Chronicle
• Publication place:
  Spokane, Spokane County, WA, USA
• Date:
  July 11 1978
• Page:
  1

The Sumter Daily Item - July 11 1978

• Collection:
  South Carolina Newspapers, 1787-2009
• Text:
  ...asic training area on June 29. when temperatures were in the mid to upper They collapsed that night Krassow died a little over an hour af...
• Publication title:
  The Sumter Daily Item
• Publication place:
  Sumter, Sumter County, SC, USA
• Date:
  July 11 1978
• Page:
  1

Meriden Record - July 15 1978

• Collection:
  Connecticut Newspapers, 1791-2009
• Text:
  ... stops an idiotic Double tragedy John D. Rockefeller III. age 72, philanthropist, humanitarian, and patron of the arts, was instantly kil...
• Publication title:
  Meriden Record
• Publication place:
  Meriden, New Haven County, CT, USA
• Date:
  July 15 1978
• Page:
  6

Reading Eagle - July 11 1978

• Collection:
  Pennsylvania Newspapers, 1795-2009
• Text:
  ...in the Lower Bucks mer resident of Reading, died Hospital, Bristol. Monday in her residence at Born in Dorset, Schuylkill Belgrade Lakes,...
• Publication title:
  Reading Eagle
• Publication place:
  Reading, Berks County, PA, USA
• Date:
  July 11 1978

Waterbury Evening Democrat - Mar 22 1906

• Collection:
  Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers, 1791-1963
• Text:
  ...ound boy, who opened his eyes upon the world for the first time last night, in the house In West Fifty-fourth street, near Fifth avenue, ...
• Publication title:
  Waterbury evening Democrat
• Publication place:
  Waterbury, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
• Date:
  Mar 22 1906
• Page:
  1

The Tupelo Journal - Mar 30 1906

• Collection:
  Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers, 1791-1963
• Text:
  ...eyed 11-pound boy opened his eyes upon the world for the first time in a house in West Fiftyfourth street, and is heir presumptive to the...
• Publication title:
  The Tupelo journal
• Publication place:
  Tupelo, Lee, Mississippi, USA
• Date:
  Mar 30 1906
• Page:
  2

The Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter - Mar 30 1906

• Collection:
  Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers, 1791-1963
• Text:
  ...ller, Jr. New York, March 23. —A fine, healthy, blue eyed. 11 pound boy, who opened his eyes upon the world for the first time late at ni...
• Publication title:
  The Wisconsin tobacco reporter
• Publication place:
  Edgerton, Rock, Wisconsin, USA
• Date:
  Mar 30 1906
• Page:
  6

The Semi-Weekly Leader - Mar 31 1906

• Collection:
  Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers, 1791-1963
• Text:
  ...eyed 11-pound boy opened his eyes upon the world for the first time in a house in West Fiftyfourth street, and is heir presumptive to the...
• Publication title:
  The Semi-weekly leader
• Publication place:
  Brookhaven, Lincoln, Mississippi, USA
• Date:
  Mar 31 1906
• Page:
  2

The Lexington Advertiser - Mar 29 1906

• Collection:
  Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers, 1791-1963
• Text:
  ...eyed 11-pound boy opened his eyes upon the world for the first time in a house in West Fiftyfourth street, and is heir presumptive to the...
• Publication title:
  The Lexington advertiser
• Publication place:
  Lexington, Holmes, Mississippi, USA
• Date:
  Mar 29 1906
• Page:
  2