No Crime Found In Road Activities By CHARLES R. LEWIS
U S attorneys concluded a comprehensive review of West Virginia State Road Commission rights of way procedures from 1958 to 1961 found no criminal violations. They noted extensive federal probes yielded no criminal cases, while civil fraud matters move forward and legislative changes to tighten procedures are proposed.
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Charleston
U.S
State Road Commission
U.S. Department of Justice
Robert E. Maxwell
Elkins
Harry G. Camper Jr
Welch
U. S
West Virginia
SRC
Cecil H. Underwood
Patrick C. Graney
Mount Hope
House Highway Investigating Committee
Rep
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Maxwell
Camper
U. S. Department of Justice
Department of Justice
Congress
Washington
Massachusetts
Florida
Ambulance Accident Kills Two Guardsmen Near Fort Belvoir
An ambulance carrying National Guardsmen Roger L. Boing and Michael J. Gilroy collided with an Army bus at U S 1 and Virginia 617. Boing died at the scene while Gilroy, wounded at Camp Hill, died later at Walter Reed Army Hospital. An autopsy will determine Gilroy's cause of death.
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Fairfax
Ft. Belvoir
Virginia
Pfe
Roger L. Boing
Alexandria
Michael J. Gilroy
Pennsylvania
Camp
A. P. Hill
Richmond
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gilroy
Camp Hill
DeWitt Army Hospital
Archbald
Walter Reed
Virginia 617
Melvin L. Rude
Rude
William B. Baird
Statehouse notes mining law changes and education shifts
In Charleston West Virginia officials review new surface mining laws effective July 1 and an oil and gas law. The state discusses foreign language teacher testing for June 22. Welfare rolls fall. 12 391 Employed in May. National Guard HQ to move to Coonskin Park by Sept 1.
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Charleston
State Capitol
State Road Commission
Benwood
Anthony J. Scaffidi
SRC
Mines and Natural Resources Departments
U. S
West Virginia
Morris Harvey College
Marshall
State Department of Education
Welfare Department
West Virginia National Guard
Capitol
Coonskin Park
Adj
Gene H. Williams
State Board of Public Works
Arson Ring Nabs Seven as 17 Fires are Solved
Morgantown authorities arrest seven individuals including four adults and three juveniles for arson near the Marion County line. The fires in brush and timber land damaged several hundred acres and occurred on April 14. Confessions signed by Donald Cost 20 John Chase Jr 18 Charles D Arnett 20 and three Morqantown youths aged 14 15 and 16 were reported.
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Morgantown
Monongalia County
Marion County
Donald Cost
John Chase Jr
Charles D. Arnett
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Charles R. Lewis
Parkersburg
Warlick
AVN Arid Furniture Coo
Lee
Blanks, Inc. Wallpaper and Paint Stores
Bluefield
Princeton
Statehouse: New Mining Law Reviewed
Nea
Woolworth's
Vi.jron
Woolworth 'S
Bank of Bluefield
F.d.lc
Penney
Dacron
WOOL
Oxford
Penney’s
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