Mercer Announcer's Jail Death Probed
A Mercer County case probes the death of an announcer named Horace Williams while jailed in Prince Sav. Investigators seek to determine if the death was a felony act. A suspect named Katy Grim is mentioned in connection with the jail incident.
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Mercer
Percetoa
Lorace Williams
Jos Rasen
Katy Grim
Prince
Williams
Girls State Officials Are Chosen At Jacksons Mill
Susan Brown of Morgantown won the governorship at the Rhododendron Girls State session at Jacksons Mill. The Nationalists swept five of six top posts and won a State Supreme Court majority with five new justices. Inauguration will be held Thursday afternoon under Judge Chauncy Browning.
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Jackson's Mill
Susan Brown
Morgantown
Jame Howery
Beckley
Miss Broun
Linda Lou Bushei
Clarksburg
Katherine O'Brien
Terry Tucker /Nr
Weston
Barbara Creel
Nancy Kidd
Bluefield
Ellen Givens
Sistersville
Tona Kenseth Ns
Parkersburg
Mary Lynn Jarrell
Huntington
Sue Ellen Miler
Ruth Bates
Follanzbee
State Supreme Court
Deborah Dunn
St. Albans
Nancy Fitch
Fairmont
Carole Hartley
Ravenswood
Nellie Laughlin
Williamson
Darleen Peano
Oak Hill
Chauncy Browning
Estes Balks Before Grand Jury in Marshall Case
Estes testified before a state grand jury with brief remarks from Alt. Gen. Will Wilson who would only say the testimony concerned the development of evidence. The panel seeks to decide if Marshall was slain or killed himself on his ranch June 3, 196?. Marshall was shot five times with a bolt action rifle. earlier inquest ruled death by self action, though a pathologist later noted possible murder and carbon monoxide inhalation plus a forehead blow. Authorities reopened the case after links emerged between Estes affairs and Marshall investigating Estes cotton allotments.
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Grand
Barron
Will Wilson
Estes
Marshall
Here
Estes Affairs
Study Of 97 Traffic Safety Efforts Endorsed By Panel
Grotz commends West Virginia State Police but cites severe understaffing. State Police leader Burkeett calls traffic accidents the greatest social problem. James K. Thomas chairs the committee with ten subcommittees forming plans for accident prevention. general group adjourns awaiting governor’s call. Obituary notices for Evans, Knapp, Lilly, Shelton, Thornton and others follow in the page’s later listings.
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Grotz
West Virginia
W. E. Burchett
James K. Thomas
Southern Greyhound Lines
R. E. Stanley
Five Men Questioned in Death of 16 Year Old Girl
Authorities questioned five men over the death of Sylvia Hoult a 16 year old girl who disappeared Saturday and was found drowned Tuesday in the Monongahela River near Riverville. Dragging operations recovered the body and a coroner was to determine the cause of death. The girl lived with her husband Paul and parents Mr and Mrs Cart Yost who formerly resided in Fairview.
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Fairmonth
Rivessille
Sylvia Hoult
Sherith Charles HW. Doddro
Paul
Fairview
Mrs
Cart Yost
Cleveland
Kia
Engineers Delay Airline Strike
Engineers delaying threatened walkout against three major airlines as Secretary Goldberg travels to Washington to mediate. Plighten International Assn officials note multiple postponements while a Labor Department meeting aims to avert a disruption. Union sources warn of possible supply delays to West Berlin, though State Department officials expect no effect on operations.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
New York City
West Berlin
State Department
Composer Goossens dies after shows in Miami Beach
London born conductor Goossens dies at 74 while at work on new opera The Crafty Widow in Miami Beach. He led major orchestras including the London Philharmonic and Cincinnati Symphony. memorials set as tributes pour in from American and European music communities.
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Lee Proce
London
Eugene Pope
Stent
Bosioh
Fesday
Coenen Ag
Nett Cleveland
Abe Ciougness
Hugheeston
Switzerland
Induanapolis
Traiteines
Jacksonville
Britain
Kamas
Comtemporary
Ken Wear
Rangavalie
Emery
Aemelas
Miami Beach
Marty Eng
Semrenat
Feay
Georg
Ain
Rashington
Acatlee Bureau Rewt
Nhart
Obituary of G A Semace founder of Safety First Supply
G A Semace a longtime chemical engineer and manager at Safety First Supply Co died Wednesday after a brief illness. He lived at 2 Washington St E Charleston since 1930 and led the Charleston carbide plant staff before joining West Virginia Steel as an estimator. Born in Iowa he studied at Iowa State College and WVU and served as adviser to the West Virginia Safety Council. The funeral will be at Bar on-Boesal Funeral Home with Harold Temzen officiating and burial in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Jeat-eid
Fist Supply Ce
Charlestes Hospital
Baron-Boesal Funeral
Christian Science
Harold Temzen
Mountainview Cemetery
Washington St. E
Charteston
Et Refising Co
Miners strike dispute and local union tensions unfold
The report notes a vow to remain out by striking miners over reporter attendance and cites broad union involvement including the Chemical Society and Masons. Veterans and families are listed among locals, with page mentions of layoffs, manpower shifts, and district penalties tied to unauthorized work stoppages.
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Lilly
Elmer Moet
Paleigh County
Quesenverry
Bive Riege
Dottie J
Branch
Land
Lintgin County
Powell Cemetery
Thornton
Leonard Johnson Funeral Home
Marnter
AL Davison Jr
Davison Fuel and Dock Co
North Bend
Oho
Chambers
Marmet
E.R. Thompson
Guthrie Air Foree
Chesapeake Lions Club
UMWA
Fields Creek
Asah
Thurmond Izra
Deters
Maxie Slean
Ai Valley
Pins
Cepa
Shaw High
G. A
Can Chemical Society
American Society of Safety Engineers
York Rite Masons
Beni Kedem
Lady Burn
Charleston
Burns
Floyd Bowles
Willie Lindsey
R. L. Meclntyre
John Saul
Bernard Davis
Bowles
Saul
Ves
Tilford Reserve
Park&tilford
cPaly Park & Tilford
Kentucky
Montgomery Ward
Charleston, W. VA
Ae Weber
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