Slayings in New York Apartment Among Two Women
Police hunt a sex-minded sadist after the brutal slayings of two Time and Newsweek staffers in a four-room Upper East Side apartment. Investigators say the victims Janice Wylie and Emily Hoffert were found bound, one nude, as another resident, Patricia Tolles, was at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Janice Wylie
Newsweek Magazine
Massachusetts
Max Wylie
Philip Wylie
Evanston, Ill
Emily Hoffert
Henry Hoffert
Minneapolis
Valley Stream
N.Y
Long Island
Patricia Tolles
Time Magazine
Winton Tolles
Hamilton College
Clinton
88Th St
Fifth
Madison Avenues
Lawrence McKearney
Miss Wylie
Miss Hoffert
Park Ave
83Th Street
Emily
Local Man In Jail On Hit-Run Charge
Oscar L. Thomas, 54, of 1313 Greenbrier St Bluefield, is jailed on a hit-and-run charge and driving under the influence. Police say his pickup struck a wrecker on U S northern Bluefield city limits around 10 am and he failed to stop. Officers pursuing a separate minor wreck arrested him several blocks from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Thomas
Greenbrier St
Bluefield
Thomas
U. S
Conservation Club Picnic Set For Saturday Night
The Ber mind Conservation Club will hold its annual picnic Saturday at 7 p.m. atop Bermind Mountain in McDowell County. A large crowd is expected as members may bring family and unlimited guests. It is a pot-luck event with each family contributing food. the club provides plates napkins silverware soft drinks coffee and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermind Conservation Club
Bermind Mountain
McDowell County
Publication Notice From Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Establishment details of the Daily Telegraph Printing Co. and its Bluefield West Virginia address appear with subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery. The notice cites Associated Press news rights and a contact telephone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
Associated Bess
West Virginia
Audit Bureau
iOemaalaibee
Katz
Deaths and Funerals in Princeton and Nearby Areas
Obituaries report Sam H. Smith of Princeton dying after brief illness. Funeral 2 30 p m Saturday at Mount Calvary Baptist Church Princeton with burial at Restlawn Memorial Estates. Survivors include daughter Ossie Mae Smith Newark and sons Vincent Pearl Smith Princeton Grover Smith Bloomfield N J and Sam Smith Montclair N J plus six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral home arrangements in Bluefield. Also noted are services for Gene T. Crookshank of Abingdon and Joseph Allen Gullion of Boisdevain with details on survivors and burial locations. Other obituaries include Albert Frank Updyke of Bland and Mrs S A Scott of Roanoke with service and burial plans. Oakey’s Roanoke handling arrangements.
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Sam H. Smith
Princeton
Bluefield Sanitarium
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
C. K. Hooper
Restlawn Memorial Estates
Scottsville
United Mine Workers of America
Alpeca
Wyoming County
Pearl L. Smith
Ossie Mae Smith
Newark
N. J
Vincent
Pearl Smith
Grover Smith
Bloomfield
Sam Smith
Montclair
Missionary Society of the Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Sinkford and Richardson Funeral Home
Bluefield
Mechanicsburg
Christian Church
Albert Frank Updyke
Bland
Tampa
Fla
Olivia Updyke
R. S. Steele
Coeburn
Frank Wagner
S. A. Scott
Howard St. Clair
Hale Avenue
Roanoke
Henry Bucher
Thailand
Clara Scott
Pulaski
Frank Davy
Albuquerque
N. M
Frank Scott
Wise
Curtis Scott
Melrose Methodist Church
Fairview
Oakey's Funeral Home of
Obituary of Garnet Rose of Anawalt
Garnet Rose 46 of Anawalt McDowell County died of a heart attack at home Thursday. Miner and service station operator native of Thorpe survived by wife Hazel, daughter Brank Bott, son William D. Rose in the Navy, three brothers, one sister and a grandchild. Ducted at Fanning Funeral Home Welch with burial in local cemetery Saturday at 2 p.m. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Pallbearers listed.
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Garnet Rose
Anawalt
McDowell County
Thorpe
Clemmie L. Rose
Harrison Rose
Hazel Rose
Brank Bott
Maryville
Tenn
William D. Rose
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Boyd Rose
Welch
Everett Rose
Bud Grubb
Delbert Parks
Paul and
Kenneth Bales
John H. Lafon
Henry Sayers, Jr
Frank
Mike Grahovac
Death notice for Mrs Elsie Mae Pauley of North Tazewell
Mrs. Elsie Mae Pauley 39 wife of Carl F Pauley Route 1 North Tazewell Va died Wednesday night in a Welch hospital. Survived by husband a son Este Arnold Pauley three stepsons John Raymond C S Pauley four step daughters Mrs Mary Guynn Mrs Dorothy Knotts Mrs Hazel Palmer Mrs Evelyn Part all of Baltimore Md a sister Mrs Lillian Lester Byefield a stepsister Mrs Daniel Seigo and three stepbrothers Jack Clyde and William West Lansing Mich body at Greever Funeral Home Tazewell pending funeral arrangements
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Joseph A. Gullion
Joseph Allen Gullion
Boissevain
Cleveland
Ohio
Boissevain Methodist Church
Russell
Ted Cook
Harry
Falls Mills
Dewey Farrington
Harry Asbury
Edward Pauley
L. E. Joyce
Lane McGinnis
Tom McKavish
Gullion
Margaret Asbury
Tazewell
Thomas Gullion
Rose Gullion
Joe Gullion
Blane Gullion
Billy Gullion
Hightstown
N. J
Jimmie Gullion
Washington
Elsie Mae Pauley
Carl F. Pauley
Route 1
North Tazewell
Welch Hospital
Este
Arnold Pauley
John
Raymond
C. S. Pauley
Mary Guynn
Dorothy Knotts
Hazel Palmer
Evelyn Part
Baltimore
Lillian Lester
Byefield
Daniel Seigo
Jack, Clyde
William West
Lansing
Mich
Greever Funeral Home
Baldwin Rites Held for Local Resident at Area Nursing Home
Fred Grant Baldwin 78 of Route 1 North Tazewell Va died Wednesday night in an Abingdon Va nursing home. Surviving are two sons Lloyd Baldwin Clinchburg Va and Kyle Baldwin Jacksonville Fla seven grandchildren a brother Ruff Baldwin Sparta NC two sisters Mrs B Taylor Sparta and Mrs Reed Douglas California.
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Fred Grant Baldwin
Route 1
North Tazewell
Abingdon
Obituary notices for Salyer and others in Virginia and West Virginia
Obituaries list Abraham H. Salyer age 95 of Caney Ridge near Clintwood Virginia and Lettie M. Salyer plus 3 sons 6 daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral rites held at residence with Elders officiating and burial in family cemetery. Additional notices include John O Buck 80 of Bluefield Virginia with services at Bailey Funeral Chapel and Rest Haven Memorial Park and Norman Tiller 66 of Dublin Virginia with service at Dublin Methodist Church. Also memorials for Mary Shrader Tiller and Ballard Justice among others in the regional death notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham H. Salyer
Caney Ridge
Clintwood
Lettie M. Salyer
Harless, Caplan
Bill Salyer
Coeburn
Sophia Yates
Hattie Yates
Oma Childress
Frankie Mullins
Justine Selfe
Gladie Kennedy
Wise, Va
Jim Jack Stanley
John Rose
Miller Funeral Home
John O’buck
Thomas St
Bluefield
Bailey Funeral Chapel
Princeton
Resthaven Memorial Park
O'Buck
Bluefield Sanitarium
United Mine Workers
Mary Janey O'’Buck
Virginia Punturi
Lorton Lickroad
Arthur B. Janey
Pembroke
Norman Tiller
Dublin
Dublin Methodist Church
Tiller
Radford
J. F. Marsh
Athens
Mary Shrader Tiller
Norman Tiller Jr
Strickler Funeral Home
Funeral notices for Edward Riley and Danah Fugate
Edward Lee Riley of War dies and funeral Friday at 2 p m at Calvary Baptist Church War with three ministers officiating. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery Tazewell Va Douglas Mortuary in charge. Danah Jackson Fugate of Cleveland Va dies with funeral Saturday at 11 am at First Methodist Church Richlands Va and burial in Nickelsville Va Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Hurst-Scott Funeral Home Richlands in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fugate
Danah Jackson
Cleveland
First Methodist Church
Richlands
Nickelsville
Raymond Boyd
Elwood Bausell
Houston Banner
C. B. Jessee
I. A. Beauchamp
Grady Dalton
Fred Phillips
H. V. Lindsey
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Mt Olive Sunday School to Sponsor 3 PM Program
The Mt Olive Sunday School will sponsor a program today at 3 p.m. at Mt Olive Baptist Church replacing the earlier September 1 date. The Maybeury Choir Zion Travelers and Switchback Chorus will perform with Mrs J C Ealy as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Maybeury Choir
Zion Travelers
Switchback Chorus
J. C. Ealy
Ex-Cops Seek Reinstatement In Bluefield Case
Attorneys for discharged Bluefield Police officers Ted Land and Roby Brown urge immediate reinstatement. City Manager Randolph Whittle refuses, stating reinstate only by highest court ruling. The case hinges on police civil service appeal rights and commission procedures amid prior indictments and hung juries.
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Ted Land
Roby Brown
Bluefield
Randolph Whittle
Whittle
Police Commission
Civil Service Law
State Supreme Court
Huntington
Walter V. Ross
Jerome Katz
Land and Brown
Police Civil Service Commission
Lilly
Brown and Land
Lindsey Alley
David Bell
Frank Smoot
Land
Brown
Mercer County Criminal Court
Big Creek Band To Parade Through War In War Today
The 1963 Big Creek High School Band of 70 members will parade from the high school at 11 a.m. through War, to War Elementary School, then back to the old bus terminal. Drum major James Alexander leads the group with majorettes Gail Liddle, Brenda Perkins, Yvonne Crouse, Brenda Winsor, Gwen Barrett and Theresa Clingenpeel. Michael G. Polascik of Welch is entering his ninth year as director. The band will perform at stops, before the Big Creek Pineville football game and at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek High School
War
Michael G. Polascik
Welch
Big Creek
James Alexander
Gail Liddle
Brenda Perkins
Yvonne Crouse
Brenda Winsor
Gwen Barrett
Theresa Clingenpeel
Pineville
Senate panel delays treaty vote amid heated debate
The Senate committee deadlocked 10 to 7 on a treaty move with Sen. Fulbright predicting a formal report next week. Sen. Long opposes the measure but may change after further testimony. Sen. Mundt sought a 48 hour delay after hearings. Democratic and Republican senators split on the tactic as debate looms toward Sept. 16.
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U.S
Senate
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Sens. Long
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
George D. Aiken
Frank Carlson
Kan
John J. Wildliams
R-Del
Karl E. Mu
S.D
Mundt
Long
Lausche
Hickenlooper
Williams
Carlson
Five Men Survive Utah Mine Blast as Rescue Continues
The rescue at the Moab mine extended into Thursday with five men believed trapped earlier still unaccounted for after a blast. Survivors Donald Hanna and Paul McKinney criticized inspection and safety practices while a federal investigation was ordered by John M. Kelly.
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Moab
Donald Hanna
Paul McKinney
Hanna
Washington
John M. Kelly
McKinney
Princeton Theological Seminary professor to lead Jeremiah study series
Dr. Howard T. Kuist of Princeton Theological Seminary will conduct a series on the Book of Jeremiah in Tazewell Virginia. The program runs Sunday September 8 at 11 a.m. with evening services through September 11 at 7 30 p m and 10 a m each week. The theme is Jeremiah and The World God Wants with nursery provided and a coffee hour after the 10 a.m. service for discussion.
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Howard T. Kuist
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Tazewell Va. Presbyterian Church
Jeremiah
Akron man injured in Oakvale Road two-vehicle crash
Ohio state police said Jay Bell, 51, of Akron, suffered a bruised forehead but no hospitalization after his 1960 auto collided on Oakvale Road near Princeton with a tractor-trailer driven by Carl Dosserman, 29, of Staunton Virginia. No charges were filed. Trooper Jack L. Miller investigated.
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Ohio
Oakvale
Princeton
Jay Bell
Akron
Carl Dosserman
Staunton
Bell
Jack L. Miller
Graham High prospects discussed by Pearisburg Kiwanis
A Pearisburg Kiwanis delegation attended the Bluefield meeting held in Masonic Hall on the Virginia side. Graham High coach Burrhead Bradley spoke about team prospects for the year and showed a film of last year’s Bristol Graham game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearisburg
Bluefield
Masonic Hall
Virginia
Burrhead Bradley
Graham High
Ef Fron’s Bluefield Luggage and School Accessories
Local shop Ef Fron’s in Bluefield offers luggage items including footlockers dormitory trunks travel sets and canvas bags monogramming for school clothes sweaters blouses and dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effron’s Bluefield
Effron’s
Bluefield
Bluefield 16-Year-Old Admits Grocery Break-In
A 16-year-old Bluefield boy admitted breaking into Goforth Grocery on Old Bramwell Road on Aug. 4. He was held for Mercer County Criminal Court action in October after fingerprints tied him to the theft. Cigarettes, candy and about $37 were taken. loot was found cashed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Goforth Grocery
Bramwell Road
Mercer County Criminal Court
Squirearles Caffee
Bluefield Avenue
Squire Caffee
Princeton
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Tor
Appalachians
Southeast
Gulf Coast
Plains
Rockies
Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Conservation Club
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Country Club
Ginning
Peter Botts Meem
Langhorne H. Meem, II
Cathy Flynn
Mary Ann Bruch
Charles Flynn
Timi Kelly
G. T. Crookshank
Gene T. Crookshank
Johnston Memorial Hospital
William King High School
U. S. Probation and Parole Service
C. D. Crookshank
Eastbank
Joy Tiller Crookshank
Harriet Crookshank
Gary
Michael
Shawn Crookshank
John Shultz
Charleston
Sinking Spring Presbyterian Church
F. Taylor
Knollkreg
Campbell
Albert F. Updyke
Elsie Pauley
Fred G. Baldwin
A. H. Salyer
Aliska Dennis
Keystone
Linkford and Richardson Funeral Home
Ballard Justice
Yukon
Lugo
High Court
Steve Hatsis
Pete Correy
Texas Gulf
Casper Nelson
George D. Clyde
James Westfield
U.S. Bureau of Mines For Health and Safety
UTT Refrigeration Co., Inc
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