Harold Neely named state insurance commissioner
Harold E. Neely of Hinton, a Harvard law graduate and longtime deputy in the Insurance Department, was named by Gov. Underwood as West Virginia insurance commissioner effective June 30. The move follows Lou Miller Jr. stepping aside, with Miller praising Neely as a strong pick for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Neely
Hinton
Harvard Law
Underwood
Neely
Insurance Department
Loui Miller Jr
Charles
Miller
Mr. Reely
West Virginia
Charleston
Asst
Harold A. Bangert
Merle Morris
Salem
Morris
Alvna Straight Weinberg
Kenneth Nathan Byrne
Welch Emergency Hospital
Edgar B. Sims
Ade-DI 6.0611 and Display Ade-D 06-0651 items listed
The notice lists product codes including Ade-DI 6.0611 and Display Ade-D 06-0651 with alternate Omore-DI2-6141 references. No additional context or dates are provided in the fragment.
Band fan contest offers five dollar prize in Gazette feature
Readers who attended the band concert in South Charleston are invited to check the winning circle in The Gazette State Magazine section Sunday for a five dollar prize. The item hints at a playful contest tied to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Charleston
the Gazette
State Magazine
Fiery North Carolina crash kills 18 migrant workers
A massive crash near Fayet teville N C involved a flat bed truck carrying 41 migrant laborers from several states en route to Dunn. Eighteen people were killed eight of them women and a six month old baby. The tractor trailer driver Gilbert Peters Jr. was in good condition at Highsmith Hospital. The incident blocked U S 301 for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Fayetteville
N. C
State Highway Patrol
U.S. 301
Here
Wille Soloman
Florence
D. C
Mount Olive
N.C
Dunn
Joe Lozak
Berwick
Tom Junior Mackey
Lewis Wesley
Fahokee
Fla
Gilbert Robert Peters Jr
Wapwallopen
Highsmith Hospital
National Safety Council
Chicago
Texas
Lover's Rage Ends In Murder Suicide In Chicago
Bailey Stanton a 64 year old attorney shot and killed his former wife Dr. Margaret Stanton 48 then wounded himself in a drive on a North Side street. A note blamed love beyond reason and said they planned a life together but others dispute the marriage plan according to police. Stanton died later at Illinois MasonIC Hospital while his former wife lay dead beside him in the car. Michael Franz a hardware clerk testified he heard two shots and saw the car roll by while in the Cadillac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bailey Stanton
Stanton
Margaret Stanton
Arms
Michael Franz
Rights Fight Lost By South
Southerners failed to derail the civil rights bill in a tense House session in Washington. A point of order by Rep. Howard Smith was defeated, and the debate shifted to section-by-section consideration as the panel moves toward a potential final vote next week. The bill's backers, led by Rep. Celler, argue jury trial requirements would hinder enforcement, while opponents focus on alleged changes to current law. The timetable projects general debate tomorrow and Monday, with amendments starting Tuesday and a possible final roll call by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Howard Smith
D-Va
Rules Committee
Raybarn
D-Tex
Smith
Judiciary Committee
Rep. Celler
New York
Alabama
Eisenhower
Senate
Panel Okays Loan Fund For Friendly Nations
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a three year loan fund totaling two billion dollars to aid economic development in friendly countries. It also backed a two year defense rapport and a shift from outright grants to a revolving loan fund with 500 million available this year and 750 million for each of the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UINL
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Attorneys Seek to Halt Japanese Trial of GI
Kanawha Heart Association loses bid to review a Charleston denial of a separate fund drive. Judge Taylor rules the decision an exercise of discretion not subject to review. Association pledges to appeal to the West Virginia Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Heart Assn
Frank L. Taylor
Charleston
State Supreme Court
John S. Haight
THE
Heart Assn
Circuit Court
American Heart Assn
United Fund
Kanawha County
Kanawha Group
Arnold J. Falk
Haight
Taylor
Association
Definition of a Woman’s Timing in Speech
A concise aphorism on timing and mindset. It contrasts vanity and unhappiness with wisdom, asserting true timing comes to a wise woman at the appropriate moment. The line frames mood as state of mind rather than external measure.
School Needs Outlined For Kanawha County Growth
Harry W. Ernst reports that Kanawha County faces overcrowding and will outline at the June 27 board meeting a mammoth plan plus at least 10 million dollars for new classrooms. Virgil L. Flinn, former superintendent and head of research, will present the long in the works study to justify the need and planning. The board also plans to appoint another citizens advisory committee to aid the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Ernst
Gazette
Kanawha County
Board of Education
Virgil L. Flinn
Flinn
City Boy Eight Falls From Cliff in West Charleston
An eight year old boy Denver Miller fell about 30 feet from a cliff atop the hill near the intersection of West Washington Three Mile and U S 21 in Kanawha County Charleston. He was admitted to Charleston General Hospital unconscious at 4 13 pm with severe head and chest injuries and listed in critical condition. Neighbors demanded a protective fence after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Miller
Charleston General Hospital
Gazette
Lew Raines
Charleston
Cunningham Mortuary
Denver. Miller
Vernon Miller
Clay Ave
W. Washington St
Kanawha Two-Mile
U. S. 21
Bay
Three Quarters of a Loaf No 6 Pensioner of DPA
A disabled 43 year old woman living in a city house receives monthly State Department of Public Assistance checks. A reporter’s visit encounters a protective, tense response from a man at the door and the interview is declined. The case shows a degenerative illness and years of hardship endured for two sons. One son is said to be a doctor and the other earns about $700 monthly. An investigation by the DPA follows, with page continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Morgan
the Gazette
State Department of Public Assistance
DPA
Hearing Set Next Tuesday on US Girard Case
Attorneys for William S. Girard urge to prevent his transfer to a Japanese court with a habeas corpus hearing set for next Tuesday. Judge Mee Garraghy orders kept Girard in U S custody while the case proceeds as Defense and State Departments confirm a Japanese trial plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William S. Girard
Earl J. Carroll
New York
Dayton Mee
James C. Reynolds
Elliott Young
Girard
Dorothy Girard
Ottawa
Peoria
Army
Japan
Charles L. Decker
Willie
Decker
Senet
Defense
State Departments
Gira
U.S. Atty
Oliver Gasch
Gasch
Defense Department
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. C. 102
Harold Neely
Underweed
Sima
George White Jr
Pat C. Graney
Graney
White
Norton H. Bare
Apple Grove
Ohio
Marland
St. Marys
Bare
Huntington State Hospital
Pen Pc Eeaenanmenaro
Aebees
Tae Stenen
TRE
McGarraghy
Dulles
Wilson
Capitol Hill
Sen. Schoeppel
R-Kan
Schoeppel
William Girard Tod
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!