Youths Visit Friends In Jail Turn Inmates In West Virginia
Two youths who went to Marion county jail to visit friends stayed as inmates after cigarettes and tobacco found with inmates raised suspicion. Chief Deputy Sheriff Lora Yeager said the brands matched a break in at aVennt 4eccere JOCAt bavern and the trio were named as participants after admitting the break in. Harold Martin 19 of Fairmont Richard Neese 19 of Philippi and Clyde Miller 20 of Fairmont are being held awaiting grand jury action.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Marion County
Lora Yeager
Jocat Bavern
Yeager
J Air
Crand
Harold Martin
Richard Neese
Philippi
Clyde Miller
Hats Off To Honor The Weaker Sex
Australian bank clerks Robert Chambers and Brian Chaseling report hearty Himalayan women guides earning their respect during a six day Sherpa trek near Darjeeling. The Sydney pair hiked within 80 miles of Mt. Everest before a side trip to Kalimpong on the edge of Tibet.
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New Delhi
Himalayas
Delhi
Darjeeling
Robert Chambers
Brian Chaseling
Sydney
Chambers
Chaseling
Mt. Everest
Richmond Tornado Aftermath Struggles With Repairs
Richmond faces a massive recovery as 1000 city workers plus utility crews repair damage from yesterday's tornado. Estimates range from 1 million to 2 million dollars with 400 to 1500 structures damaged. Red Cross teams assist, 150 people housed at Maggie Walker High School, as officials assess injuries and restore services.
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Richmond
Red Cross
Byrd Park
First Street
Concensus
William G .Wharton
Co. B. Bruce
General Adjustment Bureau
Virginia Electric Light and Power Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Red Cross Disaster Committee
Maggie Walker High School
Marion Man Critically Injured by N W Train
Joseph Eugene Jones 35 of Marion Va was struck by a west bound Norfolk and Western locomotive at a crossing near Marion He suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries and was taken to Lee Memorial hospital after leaving a quarry with an empty truck June 14.
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Marion
Joseph Eugene Jones
Norfolk and Western
Here
Lee Memorial Hospital
Jones
Missing Girl Hiker Feared Held Somewhere
Gatlinburg Tenn June 14 Park rangers consider the possibility that Evangeline Lorimer a 21 year old Cincinnati hiker who disappeared in the Smoky Mountains a week ago may be held somewhere against her will Mrs W D Davis of Lake Drive Anne Travlie said the girl’s friend said she may be in forcible custody If true it would be outside the park Ranger Mernin noted all evidence points to the hiker leaving the park during a camping trip with her father Searchers have scoured the area but only 17 remain in the field and Miss Lorimer had written plans for a June visit with Mrs Davis
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Gatlinburg
Tenn
Park Rangers
Smoky Mountains
Evangeline Lorimer
Cincinnati
W. D. Davis
Lake Trae
Anne Travlie
North Carolina
Mernin
Van
Baptist Student Group Visits Bluefield College
A party of 25 high school graduates from across Virginia and five adults stayed overnight in Bluefield for a tour of Virginia Baptist colleges led by John Tubbs. Calvary Baptist church hosted breakfast at the Pinnacle, after First Baptist hosted supper at the Matz hotel. Rev. Cecil V. Cook Jr spoke on "So You Want to Be a Success."
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Virginia
Bluefield
Bluefield College
John Tubbs
State Training Union
Calvary Baptist Church
Pinnacle
First Baptist Church
Matz Hotel
Cecil V. Cook, Jr
North Tazewell Man Injured In Road Accident
A North Tazewell mine employee Manuel H. Sendon, 45, was struck by a car on Dry Fork road seven to eight miles from North Tazewell. He suffered a broken back and was found lying in the road by William Tommy Myers who could not avoid the collision. The incident occurred at 3 a m and no charges were filed against the driver.
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North Tazewell
Dry Fork
Virginia
L. C. Mercer
Manuel H. Sendon
William Tommy Myers
Lendon
Ten to Be Inducted July 10 Amid Huntington Strike
About 300 production employees at Huntington Chair Corp in Huntington West Virginia are on strike over a proposed 10 cent hourly raise and an insurance plan adding three cents. The CIO United Furniture Workers Local 464 says the contract expired May 31 and negotiations were deadlocked. The strike began June 1. Mercer County Selective Service Board No 12 announced ten men to report for final induction on July 10 at 10 a.m.
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Huntington
W. Va
Huntington Chair Corp
A. V. Dunn
Cio-United Furniture Workers
Dunn
Mercer County Selective Service
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