Two Held in Elkview Death Murder Case
Lonnie Gene Hemmings 31 of Elkview died after a fight at his Indian Creek Road home near Pinch. William Jones 33 of Dunbar and Juanita Daniels 38 of Rickmore were charged with murder and held in Kanawha County jail awaiting arraignment before Elk District Justice Herbert Pauley at Mink Shoals. Autopsy cited brain hemorrhage from blows to the head. Det. Cpl. H E Parks said witnesses recalled Hemmings arguing with his wife and the two women. Jones reentered, allegedly struck Hemmings with a fist after a glass threat, while Hemmings may have been kicked while on the floor. Funeral set for 2 p m Tuesday Hafer Funeral Home Elkview with Rev. Omar Rucker. burial Woody Cemetery Pinch.
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Lonnie Gene Hemmings
Rt. 3
Elkview
William Jones
West Virginia Ave
Dunbar
Juanita Daniels
Rickmore
Kanawha County
Elk District
Herbert Pauley
Mink Shoals
Hemmings
Indian Creek Road
Pinch
Cpl
H. E. Parks
West Virginia State Police
Clendenin
Parks
Mary
Jones
Miss Daniels
Ted Hemmings
Quick
Leslie
Cleveland
Ohio
Bill
Frank
James Hardway
James Adking
Rodney Roberts
Hafer Funeral Home
Omar Rucker
Woody Cemetery
Two Hurt In Mishap Near Park
Two youths were injured in an automobile accident on Rutledge Road near Coonskin Park at noon Sunday. Charles Bowle, 15, was admitted to Charleston General Hospital with back chest and skull injuries. condition satisfactory. Clyde Cooper, 17, was treated for multiple lacerations and released. Deputies from the Kanawha County sheriff's office and state police investigated the crash.
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Rutledge Road
Bakers Fork
Coonskin Park
Charles Bowle
Macel Bowle
Route 6
Charleston
Charleston General Hospital
Clyde Cooper
Bob Morris Wrecker Service
Cunningham Funeral Home
Kanawha County
Sheriff's Office
South Charleston
State Police
Strike Seated Lost Time Gains in May
The Labor Department reports May 1962 saw 2.65 million man-days lost due to work stoppages, up two thirds from May 1961. About 440 stoppages involved 195,000 workers, with 240,000 idled after April carryovers. Construction disputes in Northern California Detroit and Spokane drive most of the rise.
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Washington
Labor Department
California
Detroit
Spokane
Wash
Officers Pull In 15 Boat Owners
Northern Panhandle conservation officers arrested fifteen pleasure boat owners for failing to register boats or lacking adequate safety equipment. Four arrests occurred Saturday near Chester. the rest Sunday in Ohio and Marshall counties. All boats operated on the Ohio River, prompted by a fatal collision last weekend near Brilliant, Ohio.
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Wheeling
Panhandle
H. E. Shaver
Parkersburg
Chester
Ohio
Marshall
Ohio River
Shaver
Brilliant
New Healing Substance Stops Itching Piles Quickly
NewYork special reports a science discovery called Bio-Dyne leading to Preparation H ointment and suppositories. It claims rapid relief from burning itch and pain of hemorrhoids and shrinking of hemorrhoids without surgery, with doctor verified long term improvement across cases lasting years.
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New York
N. Y
Weather data report from Albany NAV area brief
Weather Bureau report lists high and low temperatures and rainfall for selected areas including Albany NAV. Maximum temperature recorded over 12 hours, minimum over 18 hours, and precipitation over 24 hours ending at pelts Albany NAV. ., 95.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Albany
Cross Lanes Boy Wins Kanawha Valley Soap Box Derby
About 8000 spectators on Coonskin Park hillside watched 14 year old Larry Lovejoy of Cross Lanes win the Kanawha Valley Soap Box Derby. The first three racers crashed on the initial run, leading to a shortened track and slower speeds. Lovejoy earned a $500 bond, trophy, racer design award, and transistor radio. runner-up Drew Hays received a $100 bond and trophy. Third and fourth places went to Don Parsons and Jack Neeley, each with a $25 bond. Prizes for best construction and brakes went to Bruce Buxton and Paul Hager. Derby sponsored by the American Business Club.
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Coonskin Park
Cross Lanes
Charleston
Roger McElroy
Air National Guard
McElroy
Larry Lovejoy
Lester Lovejoy
Drew Hays
Don Hays
Venable Ave
Radio-Teleiision
Hays
WKAZ
Lovejoy
Wsaz-Tv
Young Hays
Don Parsons
South Charleston
Jack Neeley
Bruce Buxton
St. Albans
Paul Hager
Ravina Road
Unlawful Flight Charged to Man
The arrest of Roy R. Windon, 33, of Coal River Road on a federal warrant charging unlawfull flight to avoid prosecution was announced by the FBI. Windon is accused in Richmond, Virginia, of stealing 450 dollars in currency and property from Cary Hall Machinery Co. He was arraigned before U. S. Commissioner William H. Belcher and released on a $2,500 bond pending a hearing at 11 a.m. on Aug. 11. The suspect was arrested Friday in South Charleston by local FBI agents.
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Roy R. Windon
Coal River Road
FBI
Bernard C. Brown
Pittsburgh
Windon
Richmond
Cary Hall Machinery Co
U. S
William H. Belcher
Unclear Sale Prices with Discount Note
Partial OCR shows multiple price figures 79.95 34.95 44.95 24.95 26.95 29.95 with the instruction Less 20 percent. The fragment lacks identifiable entities or context to form a complete news item or notice.
Eagle Paper To Resume Publication
NEW YORK The Brooklyn Eagle, a daily paper shuttered in 1955 after 114 years, will resume Oct 15 under new management. Co publishers Philip Enciso and Robert W Farrell of Newspaper Consolidated Corp say the Eagle will print Monday through Saturday at five cents and aim for 75000 copies daily using photo offset. The paper, founded 1841 by Isaac Van Anden, previously earned four Pulitzers including a 1951 graft expose. The 1956 suspension followed a Guild strike and 681 workers were on payroll with about $6 million in annual business.
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New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Philip Enciso
Robert W. Farrell
Newspaper
Consolidated Corp
New Eagle
Isaac van Anden
Store Manager Identifies State Man as Burglar
Chicago police say a North Side shoplifter was identified Sunday as Elmer Rambo 40 of Davy West Virginia a former Virginia Penitentiary inmate who escaped from Richmond Va Rambo faced Holiday court with bond set at 10000 after store manager Robert Makie charged he walked out with two baseball caps valued at one dollar each
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Chicago
North Side
Virginia State Penitentiary
Elmer Rambo
Davy
W. Va
Richmond
Rambo
Hyman Feldiman
Robert Makie
Wrong Number Causes Drowning in New Jersey Yard
Brentwood, N J reports a tragedy after John Schuering left his one year old daughter Beverly in the backyard. A wrong number call drew him inside and upon return he found the child face down in a small play pool she had climbed into. Attempts to revive her failed and she died at the hospital.
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Brentwood
N. J
John Schuering
Beverly
Powder Puff Derby Lands In Pittsburgh
Two planes in the Powder Puff Derby cross country race for women landed in Pittsburgh Sunday, the first eastbound arrivals from Oakland California. Pilots include Mrs. Owen C. McEwen and co pilot Mrs. Thomas P Shirley, both from Kansas, in a Beechcraft Travelair. Frances Bera and Edna Bower led the handicap standings after stops in Scotts Bluff and Salt Lake City. Betty Curran faced radio trouble near Salt Lake.
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Wilmington
Del
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Calif
Owen C. McEwen
Wichita
Kan
Thomas P. Shirley
Dodge City
Preston S. Parish
Hickory Corners
Mich
Jean Hixson
Akron
Ohio
Frances Bera
Long Beach
Edna Bower
Lakewood
Betty Curran
Everett, Wash
Police warned of vulgar terms taught to U S troops in Thailand
Bangkok World said Sunday police have been told to watch for youngsters who might teach vulgar expressions in the native language to U S servicemen stationed in Thailand. The aim is to avoid misunderstandings from the use of such expressions.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U. S
Bangkok World
Mountaineer Camp for Youth to Open in Kanawha County
Mountaineer Day Camp opens at 9 a.m. today for Kanawha County youths. The program serves six county areas with bus pickups at multiple playgrounds and schools. Weekly fee is $2.50 for transportation and milk. lunch to be provided by each child. Registration calls go to the county Recreation office at DI 3-4114.
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Mountaineer
Kanawha County
Charleston
Elk River
Elk
Big Sandy
Elkview
Clendenin
Pinch
Big Chimney
Falling Rock
Pacific Nuclear Shot Hopes High
After four postponements the U S test team plans a high altitude shot with a missile war head over Johnston Island. Weather caused the latest delay and the test is set for late tonight into Sunday morning. Previous June attempts failed due to malfunctions, with the July 4 window canceled. The upcoming shot would be the largest and highest in the Pacific series begun April 24.
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Honolulu
U. S
Johnston Island
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