Convicted Felon Hawkish Appeals Judge Influence Claim
Paul Hawkish, convicted in Marion County for a break in at a Fairmont store and sentenced to 1 to 10 years, appeals to the State Supreme Court arguing public clamor and newspaper articles influenced Judge Charles E. Miller. The petition cites 26 grounds alleging trial errors and contends press coverage shaped the June 1960 reset and venue decisions.
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State Supreme ‘Court
Paul Hawkish
Marion County
Fairmont
State Penitentiary
Hawkish
Vincent Innocenzia
George Floria
Joseph J. Arrington
Innocenzia
Florea
Marion
Harrison Conaway
A. Blake Billingslea
Hankish
Conaway
Billingslea
Wheeling
Criminal Court
Charles E. Miller
Gary K. Rymer
Miller
Frankish
Local Jehovahs Witnesses Prepare for June Assembly in New York
Travel plans are set for 100 delegates of the city congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses to attend the United Worshipers Assembly in New York City in June 2025. The group will form 20 car groups led by Presiding Minister M. L. Buksi with John Roncaglion and Barlow Atwood among the organizers. Delegates from every American nation and Caribbean islands are expected, with sessions anticipated to draw 70,000 attendees and offer practical Bible teaching methods and living applications.
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Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
United Worshipers Assembly
New York City
M. L. Buksi
New York
John Roncaglion
Barlow Atwood
Caribbean Islands
Two State Men Set To Receive Degrees
COLLEGE PARK Md Francis A Clark Jr of Charleston W Va and Robert McPeeks of Lynco Wyoming County W Va will receive degrees Saturday at the University of Maryland commencement exercises McPeeks is candidate for a bachelor of science in accounting Clark will receive a doctor of medicine degree.
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College Park, Md
Francis A. Clark Jr
Charleston
W. Va
Robert McPeeks
Lynco
Wyoming County
Wall Olytain
University of Maryland
McPeeks
Clark
State Supreme Court orders separate trials in WV conspiracy case
The West Virginia Supreme Court ruled that a defendant in a joint felony indictment has an absolute right to a separate trial if requested. Justice Harlan Calhoun noted the statute preserves this right, reversing a lower court decision in the conspiracy to murder case involving five Moorefield men.
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State Supreme Court
West Virginia
Wilson Zirk
H. G. Muntzing
Hardy County
Zirk
Eldridge Lee Ritter
Stephens City
Moorefield
Ritter
Harlan M. Calhoun
Supreme Court
Calhoun
Nolan Shreve
John Rexroad
Berlin
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Muntzing
Old Fields
Junior B. Miley
Page Weese
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Ford Cars Dominate Economy Run With Falcon Tops Sales
The text touts Ford models including the Falcon family and Thunderbirds as leading keepsakes for fuel economy and value. It highlights the Falcon achieving 32.6 miles per gallon under Mobilgas tests and promotes the Falcon Futura with bucket seats. It also markets twelve Ford wagons from Falcon Wagon to Country Squire, emphasizing room, power, and price per dollar.
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National Council of Boy Scouts
Detroit
W. B. Hubbell
Robert A. Shuman
Morgantown
Mountaineer Council
G. W. Raike
Logan
Cornstalk Council
Alex Gettman
South Charleston
Buckskin Council
Clamor
China
France
Ministry of Agriculture
Kentucky
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Ecmo Spring Dist. CO
Louisville
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