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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1959

Page

7

Woman Helps Solve 9 Area Burglaries

Mrs. Willie Morris of St. Albans aided West Virginia police in cracking nine burglaries and an armed robbery. Manuel Howard Lynch of St. Albans confessed to eight burglaries and the raid at Club 33. Accomplices Reginald Garfield Close and Curtis Melvin Burks of South Charleston were arrested. all face grand jury action under bonds.

Manuel Howard Lynch St. Albans Morris Reginald Garfield Close Curtis Melvin Burks South Charleston Robert Reed Eddy Adams Close Lynch Coral i Club Copa Lounge Don’s Drive-n Reef Club Workman's Grocery Brown's Park Institute Finch's Nitro G. D. Raider

Coal Operators Protest Lack of Protection in West Virginia

Fourteen non union coal firms across Barbour and Taylor counties protest what they call lax law enforcement. They accuse disgruntled ex workers paid by the United Mine Workers of America of blocking mining, threatening workers, and damaging property through dynamiting. They filed telegrams to Gov. Underwood and State Police Supt. Hazen Fair claiming no arrests or persistent investigation. Cecil J. Urbaniak denies UMW payroll involvement for pickets and says only a district representative and four international reps are on the payroll.

Clarksburg Barbour Taylor United Mine Workers of America U.S West Virginia Efort Peor Ple Cecil J. Urbaniak Fairmont UMW Urbaniak

Whisky Seizure Rocks Fayette Club Raid

State police seized 40 to 50 fifths of whisky three slot machines and a blackjack table in a Fayette Owl's Club raid late Tuesday night. Proprietor Johnny Fragale 46 and two female workers face charges of illegal whisky sale and gambling device possession. They will be arraigned before Justice Lawrence Atha on Saturday.

Montgomery Owl's Club Johnny Fragale Fourth Ave Cpl. L. P. Mullins Carl Legursky N. Brackenrich Legursky Fragale Justice of the Peace Lawrence Atha

Kanawha to Buy 12 School Buses

State Board of School Finance approved bids from county boards for 12 buses. Greenbrier will receive three 48 passenger buses at 5 087 98 each and two at 5 087 26. Kanawha will buy six 66 passenger buses at 7 029 90 each and six more at 7 043 52.

State Board of School Finance Greenbrier County Kanawha Greenbrier Board

Ham Loaves with Cherry Sauce For Garden Luncheon

A garden club luncheon features ham loaves with cherry sauce as the centerpiece. The recipe serves 12 and uses ground ham rolled oats and a cherry syrup sauce, with cheese corn bread and potato sticks as accompaniments. Includes directions for shaping, baking at 350 degrees and thickening the cherry sauce.

State Police assigns Cpl Meads to Barboursville post

State Police announces Cpl J H Meads from Chelyan will assume duties at Barbourville replacing retiring Sgt Willard W E Webb. Meads enlisted March 5 1851 and served five years at Grantsville and three years at Chelyan. No Chelyan replacement named.

J. H. Meads Chelyan Barbourville W. B. Callaghan South Charleston Meads Willard W. E Butch) Webb State Police Grants-ville

U S Rejects Soviet Request On West Germany Arms

The United States rejected a Soviet note demanding halt to West German armament. State Department spokesman White said the move aligns with NATO policy and defends Berlin and Germany talks, while denying any shift from Dulles era lines. Various local meetings and club events are listed in the same column.

State Department Kremlin Washington Christian A. Herter Herter U. S John Foster Dulles Lincoln White United States West Germany East Germany Moscow Berlin Germany Russia White NATO NATO Council Geneva

Social Gains Talk by Mrs Paul Blanshard in Kanawha Valley

Mrs Paul Blanshard executive director of the Unitarian Fellowship for Social Justice will speak on The Evolution of Social Justice at 7 30 p m Sunday at the Kanawha Valley Unitarian Fellowship church in North Charleston W 31st St and Blaine Blvd Her husband Paul Blanshard author of American Freedom and Catholic Power will join as a reader and panelist She has worked with the National Consumers League Planned Parenthood YWCA and the League for Industrial Democracy A follow up workshop on local legislation is scheduled for 2 p m Sunday by the Fellowship Committee for Social Justice and supporters

Paul Blanshard Washington Unitarian Fellowship For Social Justice Kanawha

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Threej Willie Morris Wilile Amandaville F. E. Eddy B. R. Adams Copenhaver Thermofax Sales, Inc Virginia St Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co I County United Mine Workers Fayette Eastman Cpl. Meads Ito Barboursville Big Star Mkt Kroger Iay Dog Food JOY Dog Food Washington, PA John M. Hightower Lee Quarrier IBM Corp Sharleston High School Latin Club Phi Rho Beta Sigma Phi Ruffner Hotel Rotary Club Board of Directors Optimists Club Parker Smith Daniel Boone Chevrolet Motor Division Lions Club Christian Businessmen's Club Morris Harvey College Francis Henderson Kineheoler Aliusa Club Board of Directors National Bank of Commerce Quota Club Social Justice Kanawha City 52Nd & MacCorkle Ave Mon Sun Ohio Ave Dunbar W. Va Folger’s Coffee Folger van Camp Auer Tony Karo Eine Fungsten Clark Kaiser Aluminum Ssc Campbell Pork 'N Beans Waxtex Philadelphia NBC CAMEO Morton APPLE Cherry Reg Lestoil Skinner
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