Miner Receives Welfare Fund Help After Newark Clinic Return
Edward McGinnis, paralyzed from a mine accident, returned home with aid from the United Mine Workers welfare fund after treatment at the Henry H. Kessler clinic in Newark New Jersey. He weighs 150 pounds and will receive a $909 monthly pension plus $78 regular compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGinnis
William Blizzard
Dist. 17
United Mine Workers
McGinnis
Blizzard
Henry H. Kessler Clinic
Newark
N. J
UMW Welfare Fund
Max Norvich
Henry H
UMW
Kessler Clinic
Narvich
United
Cabin
Welfare Fund
Gazette
Forum Ponders Member Drive For 1948 49 Charleston Open
Forum announces committees for the 1948 49 Charleston Open season led by president Dr. Leonard Riggleman at a Daniel Boone hotel luncheon. Mrs. Sydney M. Kleeman named speakers chair. J. Ross Hunter leads the house committee with H. L. Snyder as assistant. Roger S. Creel serves as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Riggleman
Daniel Boone Hotel
Sydney M. Kleeman
J. Ross Hunter
H. L. Snyder
Roger S. Creel
Charman
Deputy Sheriff Quits In Bystander Shooting
Logan county court accepts the resignation of Deputy Sheriff Lon McCoy amid a bystander shooting last Sunday. Willis Browning, operator of three filling stations, was shot in the leg from about eight feet away while delivering a note to the scene. Browning remains hospitalized with a badly broken leg as officials review the incident.
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Logan
Lon McCoy
Frank White
Willis Browning
Browning
Huntington
Suokestman
Man resigns amid tense shooting incident near arrest scene
The article notes a resignation by a police official after a shooting near a disturbance arrest attempt. Mc Coy had just left a nearby establishment where he was trying to detain two men for a disturbance. The reason for his resignation was not disclosed.
Maxwell Lists 2102 Campaign Expenses
J. W. Maxwell of Beckley, successful Republican nominee for judge of the State Supreme Court, reported total campaign expenses of 2402.15 dollars to the secretary of state yesterday. He listed no contributions. E. B. Pennybacker of Vienna was noted in the same filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Maxwell
Beckley
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
E. B. F Pennybacker
Vienna
Unsucceeded Dem nominees report campaign spending
The unnamed candidate seeking the Democratic nomination for Supreme Court spent 865.56 with no contributions. Noble F. Conner of Charleston, former Democratic secretary of state candidate, reported 795.39 spent and no contributions. Rep. John Kee of Bluefield, unopposed for renomination in the fifth district, reported 678 spent with no contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Noble F. Conner
Charleston
John Kee
Bluefield
Club News Myrtle Rebekah lodge meeting tonight
Myrtle Rebekah lodge No 97 IOOF will meet at the hall at Capitol and Lee Streets tonight. In the last 25 years peanut production has increased sixfold in commercial farming.
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Myrtle Rebekah
IOOF
Capitol and
Lee Sts
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H. W. Schulz
Virginia Atkinson
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Howard L. Chernoff
House Committee
Owen McMillan
Eugene M. Austin
E. C. Taylor
J.K. Lowenstein
W. F. P. Keenan
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W. Pickering, II
Philip H. Hill
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Tom Davis
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Joe Beken
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