City Stock Brokerage Purchases Charleston Hayden-Stone Office
Wheat and Co Inc announced it acquired the Charleston branch of Hayden-Stone Inc. James Wheat Jr said Carl H Lehman remains resident manager. The Charleston office becomes Wheat and Co s eighth location with 200 employees and Lehman is an 11 year veteran.
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Wheat and Co., Inc
T ¢ New York
Ameri
Charleston
Hayden- Stone, Inc
James Wheat Jr
Carl H. Lehman
Wheat
New York Stock Exchange Board of Governors
New York City
Richmond
Lehman
Hayden-Stone
Huntington
Wheat and Co
Roy L
Youth Held In Jewelry Store Break In Case
Charleston police arrested a 17 year old boy at the Greyhound terminal on Christmas night in a jewelry store burglary at H. Kessler 122 Summers St. A search found a locker key and items with Kessler tags. A concrete piece used to smash the display allowed theft of 12 watches, one silver dollar, two Kennedy half dollars and two trays of rings.
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Charleston
H. Kessler
Summers St
Charles F. Starcher
Police Department
Greyhound
Starcher
George Henderson
Kessler
Two Veteran Power Firm Men Retiring
Two Appalachian Power Co. employees will retire on January 1. FE H Murray Jr of Charleston, a division senior power sales engineer, ends 37 years of continuous service. Sidney H Jean of Charleston, a general serviceman in the Charleston division, retires after more than 35 years.
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Appalachian Power Co
FE. H. Murray Jr
Charleston
Sidney H. Jean
Three Russians reveal strain of a year in space like confinement
Three men Gherman Manovtsev Andrei Bozhko and Boris Vibybshev describe friction and self discipline during a 12 month isolation in a Moscow area space cabin They urged careful psychological screening and avoiding games to prevent tension They recount longing for rain woods and fresh air and note the slow readjustment after leaving the module with limited contact until doctors cleared them for home
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Theodore Shabad
New York Times
Moscow
Ted
Soviet Union
Gherman A.manovtsev
Andrei N. Bozhko
Boris N. Vibybshev
Appalachian Power
Basham
Charleston
Manovtsev
Manovtsey
WVU Offers Wide Appalachian Literature Courses
West Virginia University announces a broad array of courses for the second semester including Appalachian folk literature taught by Dr. Earl L. Core and Renaissance lit classes in the evening and on Saturdays. The program covers seven schools and departments with offerings in languages, interior decor, education, and several sciences, with general registration set for Jan. 13-14 and classes starting Jan. 15.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
Earl L. Core
WVU
Swahi
Patrick Gainer
S School of
Mother's Lobster Mothers Brood Protects Eggs Through Spring
Ask Andy explains how a mother lobster fertilizes and glues thousands of eggs to her body, protects them with her tail and claws, and hatches a brood each spring. The young look like tadpole-like larvae, needing time to resemble adults.
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Andy
Bonnie Hersman
Ivydale
W. Va
Lobster
West Virginia University funds 10 graduate fellowships
WVU announces funding of at least 10 new 4000 graduate fellowships for 1969 70 as part of a unified development drive. President James G Harlow emphasizes quality support for top graduate students while development officers report strong 1968 gifts and a projected 30 percent rise in industrial contributions by year end.
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Morgantown
West, Virginia University
WVU Foundation
WVU
James G. Harlow
Harlow
John J. Porter
William R. Haden
Annual Bird Count Slated For Saturday
The Brooks Bird Club spokesman announces the annual Christmas bird count to run a 24 hour period across North America. Data will be compiled by the National Audubon Society with results published next year. About 70 local participants can enroll as auditors or volunteers by mailing forms and fees to Mrs. Wathaloon Lundland.
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Brooks ‘Bird Club
National Audubon Society
Brooks Bird Club
WVU Admissions and Registration
City Man Held To Grand Jury In Shooting Case
Theodore Nutter 49 of 412 Shrewsbury Street was ordered held to the grand jury by Municipal Judge John Charmock on felony shooting charges after George Duiguid was shot three times in a downstairs bathroom. Nutter claimed self defense. A separate burglary case at Harper's Grocery 3703 Chandler Drive reported Tuesday night notes entry by prying the outer lock and using a lock tool. a cash register was disturbed.
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Shrewsbury Street
Muncipal
John Charmock
Theodore Nutter
Shrewsbury St
George Duiguid
Court St
Daniel Boone
Nutter
Harper's Grocery
Chandler Dr
Charleston
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Hank Williams, JR
Drifting Cowboys
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Jean Shepard
Second Fiddles
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