Gray's Theft Hearing Held From Hospital Bed Here
Kenneth Warwick Gray, 20, of Bluefield, released on $1000 bond, waived preliminary hearing from his hospital bed at Bluefield Sanitarium where he recovers a broken leg. He is tied to last week's theft of merchandise from Consolidated Motor Express on Stadium Drive valued at about 2500 dollars. Ronald Neal Bone, 19, posted $1000 bond. Don Frederick Knox, 19, posted $10000, facing theft from interstate commerce and assault on a federal officer after a chase with FBI agents.
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Special WV session urged to extend unemployment benefits
A West Virginia labor group urged Gov. Underwood to call a special Legislature session to tap federal emergency funds. The plan seeks 50 percent more weeks of benefits and higher weekly amounts, with action possible in the next session or January 1959. Don Heinrich of the New York Giants is noted for leading the 1950 nation in passing as a Huskies player.
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America’s New Sport Dive Warns to Not Dive Alone
In the Isle of Pines offshore waters a diver pursues a two century old shipwreck rumored to carry gold. The piece stresses diving with a buddy, trained in open water, and equipped with reserve air to avoid fatal entanglements in depths from 30 to 80 feet.
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World recession blamed on global economy says economist
London based economist Roy Harrod argues a world recession may have caused the US downturn. He cites 1957 trade slowdown as Europe’s imports flattening and urges European nations to expand trade without waiting for U S leadership or aid.
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Roy Harrod
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