Petit Panel Drawn For Criminal Court Term
The Charleston Gazette reports the petit jury panel for the January term of the Intermediate Court was selected by Circuit Clerk Malcolm J. Hix. Judge Cyrus Weir Hall will open the term, with petit jurors reporting January 4. Jurors are listed by magisterial district including Big Sandy Cabin Creek Charleston Elk Setlerson London Maldén Poca Union Washington and others.
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Petit
Intermediate Court
Malcolm J. Hix
Cyrus We Hall
Lan
Snd
Big Sandy
W. W. James
el Poore
Thomas Rainer
Dewey Rollns
R. B. Sil
Cabin Creek
Sam Kopelman
Carl Arthur
Ernie Freeman
Joan Steele
Virgil Celichfield
Clarence Campbell
Charleston
William Adkins
Yom Asbury
Anderson H. Brown
Gemes W. Connell
Doh Cassady
K. Campbell
Warner de Prie
Gad K. Gilchrist
DeWitt Gallaher
Carl J. Waney
Elmer Iolden
F. Houseman
James Hagrerty
Arch Eries
Willard W. Lowe
Willie Lewis
H. E Maddox
M. M. Moorhead
Jerry Mitchell
Charles F. McCabe
Sami O'Dell
George F. Parrish
Richard Parker
Charles E Robinson
Phillip Stewart
Earl E. Thomas
Tom Whittaker
O. W. VanDelinder
Elk—J. R. Carner
Robert Estep
Wesley Morris
Floyd Spriegel
George Young
Setlerson
Charles A. Brown
Lee Bryant
Ira Chitt
Villa O Zle- Maldén
Frank Tones
Dan Snilder
Charles Skyles
W. B. Turner
Poca
C. C. Fisher
O. G. Riling
G. 8. Sisson
Union
C. H. Brown
Hernan Cavender
D. V. Gilmer
Ed Layne
L. D. Steele
Washington
J. C. Alford
George Akers
R. E Dunlap
Sentence Postponed In Police Kidnapping Case
In Wheeling a midlevel judge postponed until December 20 the sentencing of Hollile Starcher, 20, Parkersburg, charged with kidnapping City Patrolman Wayne Rayl near Wartwood last May 1. Starcher’s counsel sought the continuance. Otto Nett, 20, also of Parkersburg, was indicted. Nett already received a 10 year term after a plea.
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Wheeling
David McKee
Hollile Starcher
Parkersburg
Wayne Rayl
Wartwood
Starcher
Don McKee
Otto Nett
Nett
Defendant Bound to Grand Jury Pleading in Auto Case
Charles Chester Cooper nineteen of Charleston faced grand jury pleading not guilty to larceny and breaking and entering in municipal court. He was committed to county jail in default of two thousand dollars bond for alleged break‑in at Charleston Motors Inc on Capitol Street and theft of an automobile owned by Joe Thomar of Rand.
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Charles Chester Cooper
RFD
Charleston
Cooper
Charleston Motors, Inc
Capitol St
Joe Thomar
Rand
Baiting Syrup Causes Alarm at Capitol Street Fire
City firefighters responded yesterday morning to 2113 Capitol Street after a pan of syrup boiling on the stove spilled and smoked, alarming the Urkt housekeeping rooms on the third floor. No damage reported.
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Capitol St
Hotels Prepare to Hire Returning War Veterans
The American hotel industry announced a nationwide employment program for veterans returning from active service. The plan outlines job requirements, training provisions, and supports for both able bodied and disabled veterans, plus current hotel staff, to facilitate GI Joe placement across the sector. Roger S. Creel led the release, promoting jobs for GI Joe in America's Hotels.
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Roger S. Creel
Charleston
American Hotel Ausoc
America
Special training classes for slow learners expand
Fairmont opens a second class for mentally slow students under the state education program. State supervisor H K Baer notes that counties are urged to start similar classes. Wheeling began the first last year. Marion county’s Glenn A Kelster outlines individual pupil study to harness interests like games, art, and shop work while boosting self confidence.
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Education Department
Fairmont
H. K. Baer
Baer
Wheeling
E Baer
Glenn A. Kelster
Marion County Schools
Alst
Bus Truck Collision Injures 12 in Weirton
A Weirton steel plant truck and a bus carrying female workers collided on icy pavement today. Twelve people were hurt including Billie Hee 29 with back injuries Patsy Tardello bus driver with a broken leg and other injured workers Mary Conetx Anna Duski and Gertrude Haught.
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Weirton
Weirton Steel Company
Billie Hee
Patsy (Tardello
Mary Conetx
Anno Duski
Gertrude Haught
Veterans to get cigarets in VA hospitals amid shortages
Veterans Administration official Frank T. Mines announced a program to supply tax paid cigarettes to VA hospitals when commercial supplies fail. Cigarettes will be sold at cost in hospital canteens and kept in reserve, not competing with hospital concessions. Free cigarettes are provided to patients below income thresholds. others pay about three packs weekly.
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Washington
Frank T. Mines
Veterans Administration
Gentines
Zora
Snow damage to trees and snow removal advice
State entomologist Waldo Crale noted last week's snow caused limited damage to trees and shrubs. Craig advised light clearing and using a hose to wash branches, cautioning against heavy weight and drip water from roofs. He said breakage is the main risk and no alarm if no visible damage remains. The first Albanian language films were recently shown in Albania.
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Waldo Crale
Craig
Ft.falle
Stauld
Albania
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