West Virginia patrol climate crackdown arrests 23 drivers
State Policemen arrested 23 drivers in a campaign to reduce highway deaths in West Virginia. From May 18 to now, Company H of the state police checked 4,027 vehicles and issued 590 violations, with 4 arrests on Route 6 near Mineral, 3 on Route 13 near Charleston, and 447 violations on Route 60 near Belle. Colonel Shingleton defended the measures as protecting motorists by requiring repairs and proper licenses.
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Virginia
Company H Atate Police
Cal. P. D. Shingleton
State Department of Public Safety
Shingleton
West Virginia
Ny 'B
Erouth
U. S. Route 6
Minera
Charleston
LR & Ate U5
Drake, Wapers
U.S
Belle
LE Arren
Detective Town
Lnay
Shugleton
Captain West Promoted to Commanding Officer of CCC Sector
Captain John P. West, formerly commanding officer of CCC Company 2599 at Camp Boone, has been promoted to commanding officer of the Charleston sector CCC. He will supervise nine camps, succeeding WN. Biggs who left for business. West previously led Camp Boone since July 1, 1985, after commanding CCC Company 138 at Camp Wyoming in Pineville for nearly two years. First Lieutenant Marion M. Brown succeeds him at Camp Boone. Special farewell ceremonies were held Tuesday at Camp Boone with a gift presented by Camp Superintendent William Osborne. Captain West thanked the crew and urged continued cooperation with his successor Lieutenant Brown.
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John P. West
CCC
Camp Boone
Keith
Charleston
WN. Biggs
Captain West
Camp Wyoming
Pineville
First Breut
Marion M. Brown
S-71
William Osborne
West
Brown
U S Vice Consul Visits Relatives Here
James Matthews Bawcock a U S consul at Munich Germany visited relatives here to celebrate a family reunion. He left Friday night for New York aboard the Bremen around June 16. He has been stationed in Germany for years and has earlier served in various posts.
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James Matthews Bawcock
United States
Munich
Germany
Kuykendall
New York
Bremen
Rowenek
Haring
Geri
Rome
Federal Alcohol Unit Official Visitor Here
W G Woodford head of the federal alcohol tax unit materials enforcement in the Fifth district visits Baltimore for several days. He will survey the state and set up a system to cable the Mea unit to check raw material reports and identify those used in illicit liquor manufacture, per Raleigh B R Wall, chief investigator. The Irish Free State opens its first large cotton manufacturing plant.
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W. G. Woodford
Baltimore
Baltimor
Mrs Lambert's Piano Pupils Present Summer Event Tonight
Mrs Lambert directs her piano pupils in a summer recital at eight in Charlestown Woman's Club. The program includes solo piano pieces by Florence Lambert, Betty Rumbaugh, Louise Smith, Leni Ruth Temvars, and others, with violin duets, piano duets, and works by Mendelssohn, Rachmaninoff, Liszt, and Kawalski. The affair features multiple performers led by Mrs Lambert.
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Florence Lambert Ts Fay
Susth Charlesten
Tewiee Aye
Betty Rumbaugh
Iy Y
Louise Smith
Leni Ruth Temvars
Reveal
Piiano Sale
Huei Engimiani
John Runion
Sola
Eda Rumbaugh
Doris Alderich
Rolfe
Warren Means
Krogman
Margaret Connelly
Blake
Bet
Fiano Sulle
Morrison
June
King
Emeda Rumbaugh
Keats
Geraldine Derrick
Ketterer
Paul Ray Lambert
Liszt
Edith Dehainaut
City Building Inspector Approves $9,530 Construction
The building department authorized several housing related works including a $5,000 conversion of a one family dwelling, a $250 alteration on Nancy street, a $200 repair on Breeze street, and a $50 repair on Clay street. George B. Hendricks approved the plan with details listed for J. D. Tripaux, William Bailey and others.
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George B. Hendricks
T. Wo Moore
Nancy Street
J.D. Tripaux
Breeze Street
William Bailey
Clay Street
Circuit Court Jurors Dismissed For Week
Judge Hudson dismissed jurors for the week as all cases set for Monday morning had been disposed of or continued. He noted the docket was contested and requested attorneys to reset cases for trial at the next session.
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Hydson Yas
Ceurt
Hudson
Enrollment Continues At Two Local Colleges
Registrars say Kanawha and Morris Harvey colleges will continue enrollment with students allowed to register for the term. Officials note ongoing registration options and campus activities as classes begin.
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Kanawha and
Morris T Harvey
Lornyraw
Kanawha
Morris
Harvey
Vian Reports 8904 Campaign Expenses for Governor Bid
Vian lists 8904 expenses in campaign for governor. The report to the secretary of state details contributions, including $400 from AJ1, Baly, Hinton, and notes the attorney general race context. Holt and Gethin are mentioned among contributors and campaign costs.
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Vian
Goverage Vest
Atheney
Tramer A. Holt
Baly
Hinton
Xentral
Aid Henved Gethin
West Virginia Briefs Shifted across counties and incidents
West Virginia briefs report a Harrison county dog quarantine lifted after risk mitigation for rabies. Glendale reelected Wallace H. Smith as mayor. John Bradford resigns as exalted ruler of the Way Elks lodge due to business matters. Fifty six drivers passed licenses. many applicants failed. Democrats elected Dr. M. T. Morrison as county chairman. Harold Hane named chamber president. Obituary notes Sir WILD. Lewis, 48, formerly of Princeton, died. truck plunge injures William St. Pheryon with $50 repair estimate. Vehicle annexation talk in DAK MILI may affect two voters. Thomas Richardson, 63, missing from Glen Elk since May 16. Mason County elected FE C. Riddle as mayor in first regular municipal election. 242 of 750 voters cast ballots. A log crushed Calvin Ratliff, leg injury possibly requiring amputation.
Parole Board Approves 68 Petitions. Rests 78 Await Action
The parole board approved 68 petitions for freedom after a Moardsville meeting. Action on 78 of 1050 filed was held up and 1 was rejected. Approved cases go to Governor Kump for action next week. In Berkeley counts, John Doyle and Elizabeth Wilson are indicted for grand larceny.
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Parole Board
A.W. Garnets
Moardsville
Kump
Pennsylvania
Damage Suit Filed in Circuit Court
Pant Ni Skat! yesterday filed suit Ni damages against William, alleging damages from an attempted sale of property at Alderson and Virginia streets that was not completed because premises in Kanawha City could not be opened as a new business place, with claims of obstruction and refusal to vacate.
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William
Bookcall Court
Damiuvs
Skaff's
Alderson
Virginia Streets
Page
Kha Cuty
Skafr
Kanawha City
Voluntary Petitions Filed In U S Bankruptcy Court
Two individuals filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions in the United States district court clerk's office yesterday. Names appearing include Myrtle Stevens and Irene Michael Meadows of Hure Vicane, with liabilities listed at Republic dollars and assets at one dollar.
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United States District Court Clerk’s
Myrtle Stevens
Patie Sels
Irene Michael Meadows
Hure Vicane
Memorial Exercises Held Sunday for Deceased Members
Memorial exercises in honor of deceased members will be held Sunday afternoon at 20 oelock in Ble hall at Virginia Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. Odd Fellows Rebekahs families and friends are invited to attend.
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Oelock
Ten Ble Lottve Hall
Virginia Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Odd Peltons
Rebekahs
Mission Rally In Huntington By District Luther League
A district Luther League and missionary rally will be held in Huntington Sunday afternoon and evening. Miss Alier Eindsen of Charles Town will lead the rally starting at 3 30 oclock with Aubrey Bowen of British Guiana as principal speaker for both meetings. Delegations from Trinity Lutheran Charleston and other local churches will attend. The Kanawha county Democratic executive committee chairmanship is being considered for Charleston attorney John E Amos, with N R Henderson and Warry Adams also mentioned. The new county committee is to meet at two oclock tomorrow afternoon.
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Luther League
Huntington
Alier Eindsen
Charlestorn
League of Lutheran Young People's Societies
Aubrey Bowen
British Guiana
Ressians
St. Pauls Barthertehyreh
Teumen
D. Baie
Trinity Latheran Church
John E. Amos
Charleston
House of Delegates
Thhe Kanawha County
Democratic Executive Committee
N. R. Henderson
Public Service Commission
Warry Adams
Gospel Charioterrs to Appear at Ha gerstown Church
A revival event is announced at a church in Hagerstown Maryland with gospel singer Gospel Charioterrs performing at 230 o'clock tonight. Reverend Gerald Farnagely leads, assisted by Perry Dotson and Arnold Flange. The public is invited. Services start Sunday July 6 with Reverend James Farley of Plymouth as evangelist assisted by Rev. George Hartwell.
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Hagerstown
Gerald UW. Farnagely
Perry Dotson
Arnold Flange
Clirery
Bedin
James Farley
Plymouth
Pasion
George Hartwell
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