Six Prison Terms Imposed by Halli
Thirteen people faced probation violation arraignments before Intermediate Judge Cyrus W. Hall with six receiving prison sentences. Notable sentences include Paul Herbert Patterson 14 and William Carte 24, auto theft and breaking and entering respectively, two to 10 years and one to 10 years. County jail terms ranged from six to 10 months for several defendants. others placed on probation with terms and fines.
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Elkview
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Cinco
Douglas Steele
Nitro
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Scott Depot
Warren Hard
Sissonville
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Coal Branch Heights
James Miller
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Bill Bush
Young's
Denzil Leon Norman
Lee St
Arnett Edwin Morman
Irving Segal
William Kojack
Juke Datiels
Howard Fout
al Buckley
Fragmentary Local Notice Reads Nonsensical Text
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Girls' State officer elected from Charleston area
Miss Rita Shepard daughter of Mr and Mrs L L Shepard of 210 Pennsylvania Ave was elected secretary of state at Girls State in Jackson's Mill She studies at Stonewall Jackson High School and is sponsored by Elk Kanawha unit No 11 American Legion Auxiliary Twelve other local girls attended including Patricia Gantz Martha Jane Burton Pauline Skaff from Stonewall Jackson and several from Charleston area high schools The session covered a wide list of books and figures and the event concluded with a public release of the board's decisions and selections.
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L L. Shepard
Pennsylvania
Jackson's Mill
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American Legion Auxiliary
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Elnor Cohn
Charleston High
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Sacred Heart
Rowena McComas
Dunbar High
Nellie Dumont
Carol Atkinson
Margaret Anne Bryan
Martha Davis
Jane Woodrow
South Charleston High
Decentralizing VA Insurance Boss Breining Questioned
The 1946 Gazette notes VA personnel rose from 53,877 to 151,163 in the year ending April 30 and Harold Breining benefited from added staff. Observers question why decentralization of VA insurance was delayed despite veteran groups urging reform.
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West Virginia
Harold W. Breining
Breining
American Legion
Harold Breining
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