Five Sentenced in Intermediate Court on Guilty Pleas
Five persons drew prison terms yesterday in Intermediate Court. Thomas Edwin Beasley, 22, Belle, got two to 16 years for forgery. Jack Dempsey Fox, 17, and Leo Rose, 21, both of Washington Street, W., received 12 months in county jail and $10 fines on an attempted breaking and entering charge. A. Kelley of Elk River and R. Haddox, 51, Virginia Street, E., with Thomas Hazelett, 32, Huntington, were each jailed four months and fined $200 for operating a bookie establishment. Allen Aldridge, 18, 277 Garrison Avenue, got three years probation for breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edwin Beasley
Belle
Beasley
Jack Dempsey Fox
Washington St. W
Leo Rose
A. Kelley
Elk River
H. N. Haddox
Virginia St
Thomas Hazelett
Huntington
Allen Aldridge
Garrison Av
Four City Men Among 812 Princeton Graduates
Special to The Gazette Princeton New Jersey June 12 194? Four Charleston West Virginia and two Bluefield West Virginia men were among 812 Princeton University seniors to receive degrees at the 203rd commencement the largest in the school's history More than 5500 attended Charlestonians Charles W Cammack III James H Davis II Harry Stockton Moore and George H Revercomb from Charleston Bluefield James Elliott Blaydes and George F Walker received degrees Cammack also earned an ensign commission in the Navy.
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Princeton
N. J
Charleston
W. Va
Bluefield
Princeton University
George H. Revercomb
Edgewood Dr
James Elliott Blaydes
George F. Walker
Cammack
Navy
State Road Commission Changes Posts
The State Road Commission announced personnel changes following the death of C. K. Hundley in an automobile accident. E. G. Loser moves from District Three to District Four in Clarksburg to replace Keith Griffith, who becomes state maintenance engineer. Oliver N. Rinehart, senior engineer at Parkersburg, is elevated to district engineer as immediate effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Road Commission
Ray Cavendish
E. G. Loser
District Three
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Keith Griffith
Griffith
Oliver N. Rinehart
C. K. Hundley
Club events and meetings set for South Charleston
A busy schedule lists a LaBelle Garden Club dinner and games party at 6 30 p m Thursday at Wren s Nest with officer installation by Mrs James Weber Kanawha Garden Council. Hostess Mrs John C Ketinger welcomes the group at 303 Winona St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
LaBelle Garden Club
South Charleston
Wren's Nest
James Weber
Kanawha Garden Council
John C. Ketinger
Winona St
Miss Emily Olmsted Travels to Louisville After Sister's Death
Miss Emily Olmsted of Brooks Street left yesterday for Louisville Kentucky due to the death of her sister Mrs J M Taylor. She will return the latter part of the week.
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Emily Olmsted
Brooks St
Louisville
J. Merton Taylor
Bid Is Submitted For Lakin School Improvements
E. P. Leach and Son of Huntington submitted a base bid of 219800 for multiple improvement projects at the Industrial School for Colored Boys in Lakin. Only bid received. Board studies which items to accept, with item bids listed including gymnasium 88630 and staff dormitory 65289.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Leach and Son of
Huntington
Industrial School For
Colored Boys
Lakin
Board of Control Board
Joe F. Burdett
Clay to Attend Convention of American Collectors
H. D. Clay of Charleston will attend the 1th annual convention for the American Collectors Association in Detroit Michigan, tomorrow through Friday. More than 500 members will participate. The organization formed in 1939 to coordinate collection activities, elevate professional standards, and furnish service for participating members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
H. D
Charleston
American Collectors’ Assoc
Detroit
Mich
Mrs Nestor Held On Postal Count
Betty Nestor 20 of Charleston pleaded guilty to theft from mails and to check forgery before Federal Judge Ben Moore. Judgment deferred for pre sentence investigation. She and Oreta Halstead faced multiple theft charges from post office boxes and private mailboxes, with Halstead free on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Nestor
Charleston
Panama
Ben Moore
Nestor
Oreta Nett |Halstead
Rand
U.S. Air Force
Canal Zone
Bradford St
Louis Edgar Walter
WTIP
Kanawha Banking and Trust Co
Halstead
Navy X ray Program Cuts TB Rate in 213000 Civilians
The Navy reported that regular chest X rays reduced new tuberculosis cases among its 213000 civilian employees by 33 percent last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Navy
Zana Lee Smith Graduates From Goucher College
Zana Lee Smith of Charleston West Virginia was among 160 graduates receiving bachelor of arts degrees at Goucher College during its 59th commencement in Baltimore. She attended Stonewall Jackson High School and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Blackshere Smith of 1002 Edgewood Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zana Lee Smith
Goucher College
Baltimore
Zana
Lee Smith
Charleston
W. Vas
Bankruptcy Petition Filed By Harald Meninger in District Court
Harald Edward Meninger of 1532 Chandler Dr filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition yesterday in District Federal Court. Liabilities are listed at 1324 dollars and assets at 197 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Edward Meninger
Chandler Dr
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William Morrill
National Chaplains
Arthur H. Mergy
Mary Brown
Mergentown
Sandra Sue Jones
Pt. Pleasant
The
Children of the American Revolution
Barton Jones
Gazette
Vernon’ Cady
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clyde W. Tallman
Pennsylvania
V. Eugene Holcombe
Quarrier St
Alice Stratton
W. T. and E. Sewing Club
Tremont S1
Union Temple No. 9
Chiefs Club
Harry G. Thompson
Dad
SWANK
Scottie
Dr. Sander
Concord
WN. H
Hermann N. Sander
New ‘Hampshire Board of Registration To Medicine
J. Paul Dye
Sander
Candia
Medical Board
Ralph EB. Langdell
Abbie C. Borreto
Fina Rayon Crepe
He Moans
Mojud
Cash
Mrs. Nestor
E. F. Collins
R. A. Gardner
Eves
Quarrier
National Distillers Products Corporation
New York
Cole
Nee Shopr
Fawn
Children's Wear
Shownstairs Store
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